Childs Farm Opiniões 41

I recently purchased the body moisturiser to use for myself as I have fragrance sensitivities. This moisturiser has an awful rancid almond smell, - it’s like it has “gone off”. Very disappointing.

Such good products, I been using child farm suncream factor 50+ and it works amazing yes it did advice it will give yellow stain on clothes if any dropped. But all good. My girls happy with it. So not sure why loads of negatives comments scammers definitely. Used it whilst going on a. Walk for hour when the weather is 28 and no burns no strokes, two happy bunnies enjoying the sunshine thank you child's farm for giving the best suncream out there and vegan friends and animal cruelty love love

yellow/orange greasy stains all over several of my child’s clothes that simply won’t wash out. The marks appeared around the neckline, sleeves and anywhere the sunscreen had rubbed against the fabric. I’ve tried rewashing them multiple times and the stains are still there.
I understand some sunscreens can transfer slightly, but I’ve honestly never had a product stain clothing this badly before. A couple of outfits now look completely ruined because of it. Considering how expensive children’s clothes are, it’s really frustrating. I definitely won’t be buying this sunscreen again and wouldn’t recommend it to other parents.

Hello, old swim shampoo 3 in 1 was good and now they have ruined it , defo formula bee changed and smells like tooth paste and water after washing teh hair is too cloudy than bfre and also same foamy and bubbly water when we brush the teeth with paste and also the package doesn’t say organic mint anymore

Just returned of our family trip away. My children used child’s farm factor 50 sun cream. I have nothing to say than what an AWFUL product. My son was burning on the first day of me applying this every 30 mins after I see him burning. Still kept applying and this got dramatically worse. Using this product resulted in severe burnt skin. Sun stroke, being sick, passing out and left him with 2nd degree burns with blisters. Would stay well away from this product and will tell everyone to stay well clear.

Shame on the owner of child’s farm for selling out to cussons. They’re changed all of the long standing formulas for the worse. The creams (which had a huge loyal customer base) are no longer thick and effective. They’re thin, watery and make the eczema worse! The shower gels and shampoos have had strong scented chemicals added. Greed all around. Cheap Soybean oil has also been added as a budget substitute for the previous ingredients the cream used to have. Making it thin and no longer hypoallergenic. They will lose so many sales now-serves them right too. People will be itching all over the country with eczema they previously had under control- what a wicked thing to do.

I was using Aveeno and Nala Baby products, but my husband accidentally bought Childs Farm baby wash. Honestly, I’m impressed. The product smells amazing, feels gentle on my baby’s skin, and works really well.

I wasn’t planning to switch, but this has changed my mind. I’ll definitely be trying more Childs Farm products.

I searched online to see if something had happened to the formula and found this hit. My experience is the same as everyone else's. What was once a miracle product is now making my skin weep, crack and scale. It is worse WITH the product than without.

I have been using Childs farm moisturiser for a number of years and it kept my eczema at bay really well. Unfortunately the new formula is useless and not suitable for sensitive skin. I’m now back to using large amounts of steroid ointment again, very disappointing.

Another company changing things up for profit over customers satisfaction. If it isn't broken why fix it. As an adult I've used Child Farm for my ezcma proun skin for 10 years now. Brilliant product until recently when I noticed a change in the formula and my skin condition worsened! Horrible product now. Such a shame!

I've been using Child's farm moisturiser for ten years on my eczema-prone skin, but I was so disappointed to discover they have changed the formula. It is not as good. It is harsh and it irritates my skin. It made my eyes sting. So disappointed at the new formula. Not so suitable for babies or children. I wish they would revert back to the brilliant product it was.

My daughter and I have exclusively used Child’s Farm Sweet Orange hair & body wash for over 10 years now on our hair and bodies. The new formula is simply horrid. The consistency is like jelly, it foams up, but only where you put it, it’s impossible to spread onto other areas like the original formula. As a result I’m using twice as much and our hair doesn’t feel clean, it ends up way more tangly. As a result I then have to use more conditioner than I usually would (certainly not one of theirs). It certainly doesn’t get the “squeak” in the squeaky clean like the original formula hair & body wash. I’m extremely disappointed. Their Quality Assurance department should be ashamed of accepting such a poor formula as fit for use. I will give my feedback directly to the company, and then find an alternative brand.

The new formula for the watermelon and pineapple hair and body wash is horrible :( it smells nothing like the lovely natural mainly pineapple scent it used to have and has been replaced with a cheap synthetic watermelon stench. What a way to ruin a great product.

Organic Sweet Orange Hair and body wash. We are long time users of this product over nearly 10 years. The new 'improved' formular has a very chemical smell and contains allergens which have caused my child's eczema to return. I can only guess that it is due to corporate cost cutting from the new owners. What a disappointment that an excellent product is no more.

Have been a long time customer of their unscented baby shampoo but now replaced by awful scented shampoo and body wash - what were they thinking - customer no more!

My child’s head is full of dandruff and eczema after using Child Farm’s shampoo.

I've used Child's Farm sensitive baby moisturiser for years: it's the only one I've found that was tolerated by the skin on my face.
However the new "improved" formulation immediately caused my face to sting painfully and to break out into a rash. I then tried an alternative Child's Farm moisturiser and that had exactly the same effect.
It's no longer suitable for sensitive skin.
I'm now starting the search for another moisturiser / emollient.

Childs Farm claims to be good for sensitive skin and eczema prone toddlers, which is why I tried it out. Big mistake - toddler broke out in spots and eczema was worse. Wouldn’t recommend

I have been using Childs Farm tea tree and grapefruit hair detangler for the best part of 10 years. I tried the new ones and my childs head is full of eczema/dandruff and keeps getting worse. This has never been a problem before. I have now sourced some as I cannot get it in the store and I've had to order 27 bottles of it, to make sure I have some to last a good while, and try and sort my childs scalp out. Whatever you have changed or doing differently, is definitely not working for our childrens skin. This is the reason we used Childs Farm in the first place, due to skin issues that Childs Farm used to help. Stop doing whatever it is you have started and go back to how things used to be. You will get no where once your customers realise, it is no longer good for our children. You WILL lose sales, now that you've changed things. I will not longer buy Childs Farm when these bottles are used up, as trust in the company is not what it once was.

No longer the original products, the founder has sold out to Cuzzons and the products contain allergens that they are legally able to use because they declare them and state they’re in safe amounts. Well, our children’s skin tells the truth - Avoid at all costs.