Luxurious bath products for sensitive skin?

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Mums birthday coming up and I want to get her some really nice luxurious bath products (bubble bath, oils etc.) She has sensitive skin and eczema so have to be careful around fragrances. We usually get her Molton Brown as she says this doesn't irritate her skin but I think we've overdone it with the Molton Brown products now and I want to branch out and try something else

Thank you!

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If she is a ok with Milton Brown, you could try some of the Neal's Yard products? Their Seaweed and Arnica bath foam is lovely, as is the aromatic bath salts.

www.verde.co.uk/product-category/bath-shower/

Verde London stuff is lovely and I can use it all even though I have very sensitive skin.

My favourite bath oil is by Truefitt and Hill, they're a men's grooming company but the oil scent is unisex, sadly it's been out of stock for a while. I have psoriasis. Otherwise I really like the White Company stuff, feels very special and decadent.

These! A few of us have recommended Aromatherapy Associates on other threads. I've got extremely sensitive skin but the relaxing oil is just sublime

www.aromatherapyassociates.com/shop/by-product/bath-shower.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjwhIP6BRCMARIsALu9LfmFkaeHFFFXOGpibYy-VA8NiPpdjJ82o7HhWdz6ODRfigFJdVeGMo0aAn-6EALw_wcB

Temple Spa products are amazing for my eczema/sensitive skin - pricey but so worth it and they last for ages.

Elemis do a lovely milk bath which is fine with sensitive skin.

If she has eczema then generally most bubble products are out as the bubbles make eczema worse - there are a few eczema friendly bubble products but generally they aren't that bubbly or luxurious as they are irritatingly branded for children.

Don't buy anything with SLS in obvs.

Which leaves you with oils - probably something with natural fragrance although it may be hit and miss what she can tolerate. Aromatherapy Associates does a nice selection pack, I like Dr Hauschka as well or Neals Yard.

We are all different though - Molton Brown instantly brings me out in itching so it is trial and error.