QV is just brilliant for all skin types, I dont think it makes bubbles though ???? I’ve found baby wash products to be good. They’re super gentle on skin cos they’re for babies

I’ve always used QV as it’s more gentle

We use qv…a bit while it’s filling up. Gives us good bubbles. Then lather on the qv moisturiser. This was recommended to us by the derm/eczema clinic.

I just add a few pumps of QV wash into the bath as it’s filling, doesn’t create loads of bubbles that last…but does the trick for a wee while!

I use moo goo as it can be used as a body wash, shampoo or to make bubbles with. Soft on the skin and perfect for kids with eczema

I haven’t personally tried it yet but like the sound of ‘Bubble without the Bull’. I think it will be worth a try.

Always patch test all products.

http://www.moogoo.com.au Moogoo have a 3n1 bubbly wash. Their products are known for being soap free and friendly on sensitive skin.

I always get advice from the pharmacist for any products used on sensitive skin.

Made only with truly natural ingredients, TruKid Eczema Care Bubble Podz offer an eczema-safe and fun way for kids to bathe in bubbles! The Bubble Podz formula leaves skin soft and refreshed and provides gentle bath care for busy families.

Other good options are
Dermal Therapy Little Bodies Eczema Wash & Shampoo
Gaia Natural Baby Bubble Bath Sleeptime
Ecostore Baby Bubble
Natural Baby Oatmeal Bath Soak