Meet the Merseyside mum who created her own award-winning nappy cream loved by celebrities
18.07.2022 - 04:41
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READ MORE : Kids can eat free or for £1 at Asda, Morrisons, Dunelm and more during the summer holidays Nothing she tried seemed to work, with shop-bought products and creams from the doctor only making the rash worse. Julie decided to take matters into her own hands and create her own home made remedy. She said: "I was a qualified aromatherapist and make-up artist at the time.
I used my experience as an aromatherapist and made my own product. "I set to work in my kitchen, mixed my aromatherapy oils, shea butter, rosewater, aloe and a few old wives tales. I made it in a non-touch spray bottle and it worked.
She slept for the first time in days and it cleared up in no time. "I always had some mummy's magic made up. I made it up for family and friends when they needed it too, we used to call it 'Mummy's Magic Spray' and say 'mummy makes it better' when we sprayed it on her.
The words just stuck and they are now trademarked to the product. ""Then in 2010 our little surprise, Ellen, arrived and Mummy's Magic was made up again. I used it at every nappy change and Ellen never once got a rash.
Chickenpox was a breeze too - it helped the itch and she was scar free. "After seeing the success of Mummy's Magic on her daughters and with friends and family, Julie was inspired to take her idea to the next level. Julie said: "I contacted a baby buyer at a well-known supermarket who loved it.
She came back to me with a plan to get it into production and put me in touch with people to help and we began clinical trials. "Word of mouth soon spread, our Instagram grew to over 10,000 followers and we managed to get noticed by some North West celebrities including Danielle Lloyd. The product is now available on Amazon, Dayrize and Ankorstore,
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