When it comes to baby's skin you only want to use pure and natural products. I've often been asked on Instagram what I use on Adam - even since he has little. And the truth is I've tried different products and brands - some I liked, some I didn't , but nothing has been as pure as these products. I was introduced to Baby Space just before it launched in the start of October. Laura Bonne the founder of organic skin care brand Amazing Space has developed a line of products for children after being a mom herself and we've been using them at home for the past weeks. There's 5 products in the line; the eco-baby shampoo, the eco-baby oil, the eco-balm and the eco-baby buttom s.o.s and also eco-baby wet towels.
The products are specially developed for ultra sensitive skin and is made of organic inca omega rich in omega 3,6,7,9 and calendula, apricot, aloevera, coconut oil, sheabutter and vitamin E. - all the good stuff that you know will be good for your child. One of the key ingredients in all products from Amazing Space and Baby Space is the inca inchi oil from Peru, which is also the logo that almost looks like a flower that you'll see on all the products.
All the products are free from synthetic chemicals as parabens, petroleum, mineral oils, synthetic dyes/colours, synthetic alcohol, fragrances, and ptalates. The products are not tested on animals and company is based on Fair Trade. 
The products don't really have any smell, which they shouldn't when they are natural - you can almost always be sure that products aren't natural if they have any scent. We love using the oil both after the bath or even add a few drops in the bath or for massage, which Adam loves. We use to go to baby massage class, when he was younger and I highly recommend it.
We use the moisturiser all over, and a little goes a long way with these products. Now that it's starting to get cold out I'll also add a tiny bit of the s.o.s creme to Adam's cheeks, so they don't get dry in the cold air.
There's several reason's why I love thes products - they are fair trade, natural and gentle and when I use these I know I'm using products that don't contain nasty hidden ingredients. And the prices are very reasonable with prices from 59kr to 150kr.
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