A2 Colostrum Baby Lotion – Elm Lab Skincare

$55.00
A gentle, fragrance-free lotion containing surplus New Zealand A2 colostrum from a sixth-generation Otago farm. Dermatologically and paediatrician tested, it is classified non-irritant under EU cosmetic safety standards and absorbs softly without residue to support comfort and hydration for delicate, reactive baby skin.
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What I liked most was how gentle and effective it is on delicate skin. I love that it is completely fragrance free, and it absorbed so quickly without leaving any greasy residue, calming inflamed skin without irritating it further, which is exactly what reactive little skin needs. The dispenser is super practical too – pumping out just the right amount each time. It is a well thought out lotion that is easy to use. What stood out for me was the integrity behind the sourcing. I love that the colostrum is a surplus only ingredient, collected from their own grass fed herd on a sixth generation Otago family farm only after every calf has had all it needs – it is great to see them putting the welfare of their herd first over mass production. The upcycling approach is also clever, turning a naturally occurring surplus that would otherwise go unused into a high value product, alongside local New Zealand manufacturing, recyclable packaging and PEFC certified cartons. Their commitment to rigorous EU level safety testing, paediatrician supervised trials and keeping value within local rural communities makes for a brand that is grounded and trustworthy.
The Elm Lab A2 colostrum lotion is so beautifully nourishing. Great for sensitive little ones, as it doesn’t have any fragrance. It feels creamy and deeply hydrating on the skin, and I love the pump top for one-handed use. I really admire how Elm Skincare comes from a sixth-generation family-owned farm, and that only the surplus of colostrum is used. To me that says that they are making the most of our precious resources and have a really good understanding of where their colostrum is coming from. This is the way it should be!
The story behind this lotion is lovely – surplus A2 colostrum from a sixth-generation family farm, with proper dermatological and paediatrician testing behind it. I appreciated the thought and provenance that have gone into it, and the gentle fragrance-free formulation is clearly designed with reactive, sensitive skin in mind. What impressed me most was the upcycling at the heart of this brand. Taking a naturally occurring surplus ingredient and creating a genuine new value stream for it, while keeping the whole chain local with New Zealand suppliers, transport and freeze-drying, is a thoughtful and circular approach. The sixth-generation family farm’s commitment to animal welfare, land stewardship and rural employment gives the brand real depth and authenticity.
What I liked most was how gentle and effective it is on delicate skin. I love that it is completely fragrance free, and it absorbed so quickly without leaving any greasy residue, calming inflamed skin without irritating it further, which is exactly what reactive little skin needs. The dispenser is super practical too – pumping out just the right amount each time. It is a well thought out lotion that is easy to use. What stood out for me was the integrity behind the sourcing. I love that the colostrum is a surplus only ingredient, collected from their own grass fed herd on a sixth generation Otago family farm only after every calf has had all it needs – it is great to see them putting the welfare of their herd first over mass production. The upcycling approach is also clever, turning a naturally occurring surplus that would otherwise go unused into a high value product, alongside local New Zealand manufacturing, recyclable packaging and PEFC certified cartons. Their commitment to rigorous EU level safety testing, paediatrician supervised trials and keeping value within local rural communities makes for a brand that is grounded and trustworthy.
The Elm Lab A2 colostrum lotion is so beautifully nourishing. Great for sensitive little ones, as it doesn’t have any fragrance. It feels creamy and deeply hydrating on the skin, and I love the pump top for one-handed use. I really admire how Elm Skincare comes from a sixth-generation family-owned farm, and that only the surplus of colostrum is used. To me that says that they are making the most of our precious resources and have a really good understanding of where their colostrum is coming from. This is the way it should be!
The story behind this lotion is lovely – surplus A2 colostrum from a sixth-generation family farm, with proper dermatological and paediatrician testing behind it. I appreciated the thought and provenance that have gone into it, and the gentle fragrance-free formulation is clearly designed with reactive, sensitive skin in mind. What impressed me most was the upcycling at the heart of this brand. Taking a naturally occurring surplus ingredient and creating a genuine new value stream for it, while keeping the whole chain local with New Zealand suppliers, transport and freeze-drying, is a thoughtful and circular approach. The sixth-generation family farm’s commitment to animal welfare, land stewardship and rural employment gives the brand real depth and authenticity.
What I liked most was how gentle and effective it is on delicate skin. I love that it is completely fragrance free, and it absorbed so quickly without leaving any greasy residue, calming inflamed skin without irritating it further, which is exactly what reactive little skin needs. The dispenser is super practical too – pumping out just the right amount each time. It is a well thought out lotion that is easy to use. What stood out for me was the integrity behind the sourcing. I love that the colostrum is a surplus only ingredient, collected from their own grass fed herd on a sixth generation Otago family farm only after every calf has had all it needs – it is great to see them putting the welfare of their herd first over mass production. The upcycling approach is also clever, turning a naturally occurring surplus that would otherwise go unused into a high value product, alongside local New Zealand manufacturing, recyclable packaging and PEFC certified cartons. Their commitment to rigorous EU level safety testing, paediatrician supervised trials and keeping value within local rural communities makes for a brand that is grounded and trustworthy.
The Elm Lab A2 colostrum lotion is so beautifully nourishing. Great for sensitive little ones, as it doesn’t have any fragrance. It feels creamy and deeply hydrating on the skin, and I love the pump top for one-handed use. I really admire how Elm Skincare comes from a sixth-generation family-owned farm, and that only the surplus of colostrum is used. To me that says that they are making the most of our precious resources and have a really good understanding of where their colostrum is coming from. This is the way it should be!
The story behind this lotion is lovely – surplus A2 colostrum from a sixth-generation family farm, with proper dermatological and paediatrician testing behind it. I appreciated the thought and provenance that have gone into it, and the gentle fragrance-free formulation is clearly designed with reactive, sensitive skin in mind. What impressed me most was the upcycling at the heart of this brand. Taking a naturally occurring surplus ingredient and creating a genuine new value stream for it, while keeping the whole chain local with New Zealand suppliers, transport and freeze-drying, is a thoughtful and circular approach. The sixth-generation family farm’s commitment to animal welfare, land stewardship and rural employment gives the brand real depth and authenticity.
What I liked most was how gentle and effective it is on delicate skin. I love that it is completely fragrance free, and it absorbed so quickly without leaving any greasy residue, calming inflamed skin without irritating it further, which is exactly what reactive little skin needs. The dispenser is super practical too – pumping out just the right amount each time. It is a well thought out lotion that is easy to use. What stood out for me was the integrity behind the sourcing. I love that the colostrum is a surplus only ingredient, collected from their own grass fed herd on a sixth generation Otago family farm only after every calf has had all it needs – it is great to see them putting the welfare of their herd first over mass production. The upcycling approach is also clever, turning a naturally occurring surplus that would otherwise go unused into a high value product, alongside local New Zealand manufacturing, recyclable packaging and PEFC certified cartons. Their commitment to rigorous EU level safety testing, paediatrician supervised trials and keeping value within local rural communities makes for a brand that is grounded and trustworthy.
The Elm Lab A2 colostrum lotion is so beautifully nourishing. Great for sensitive little ones, as it doesn’t have any fragrance. It feels creamy and deeply hydrating on the skin, and I love the pump top for one-handed use. I really admire how Elm Skincare comes from a sixth-generation family-owned farm, and that only the surplus of colostrum is used. To me that says that they are making the most of our precious resources and have a really good understanding of where their colostrum is coming from. This is the way it should be!
The story behind this lotion is lovely – surplus A2 colostrum from a sixth-generation family farm, with proper dermatological and paediatrician testing behind it. I appreciated the thought and provenance that have gone into it, and the gentle fragrance-free formulation is clearly designed with reactive, sensitive skin in mind. What impressed me most was the upcycling at the heart of this brand. Taking a naturally occurring surplus ingredient and creating a genuine new value stream for it, while keeping the whole chain local with New Zealand suppliers, transport and freeze-drying, is a thoughtful and circular approach. The sixth-generation family farm’s commitment to animal welfare, land stewardship and rural employment gives the brand real depth and authenticity.
What I liked most was how gentle and effective it is on delicate skin. I love that it is completely fragrance free, and it absorbed so quickly without leaving any greasy residue, calming inflamed skin without irritating it further, which is exactly what reactive little skin needs. The dispenser is super practical too – pumping out just the right amount each time. It is a well thought out lotion that is easy to use. What stood out for me was the integrity behind the sourcing. I love that the colostrum is a surplus only ingredient, collected from their own grass fed herd on a sixth generation Otago family farm only after every calf has had all it needs – it is great to see them putting the welfare of their herd first over mass production. The upcycling approach is also clever, turning a naturally occurring surplus that would otherwise go unused into a high value product, alongside local New Zealand manufacturing, recyclable packaging and PEFC certified cartons. Their commitment to rigorous EU level safety testing, paediatrician supervised trials and keeping value within local rural communities makes for a brand that is grounded and trustworthy.
The Elm Lab A2 colostrum lotion is so beautifully nourishing. Great for sensitive little ones, as it doesn’t have any fragrance. It feels creamy and deeply hydrating on the skin, and I love the pump top for one-handed use. I really admire how Elm Skincare comes from a sixth-generation family-owned farm, and that only the surplus of colostrum is used. To me that says that they are making the most of our precious resources and have a really good understanding of where their colostrum is coming from. This is the way it should be!
The story behind this lotion is lovely – surplus A2 colostrum from a sixth-generation family farm, with proper dermatological and paediatrician testing behind it. I appreciated the thought and provenance that have gone into it, and the gentle fragrance-free formulation is clearly designed with reactive, sensitive skin in mind. What impressed me most was the upcycling at the heart of this brand. Taking a naturally occurring surplus ingredient and creating a genuine new value stream for it, while keeping the whole chain local with New Zealand suppliers, transport and freeze-drying, is a thoughtful and circular approach. The sixth-generation family farm’s commitment to animal welfare, land stewardship and rural employment gives the brand real depth and authenticity.






















