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Mum has parents knocking at her door to buy 'game changer' baby spray loved by celebs

Danielle Lloyd Ellen

It was a distressing time for mum Julie Ashworth when her baby daughter wouldn't stop crying with a severe nappy rash. Medicines prescribed by their GP 'made things worse', she says, so she decided to put her background in aromatherapy to use - creating her own soothing spray that cured her baby's irritated skin instantly.

Word got around with local mums where Julie is based in The Wirral and recently, her 'magic' product has caught the attention of North West celebrities - including model Danielle Lloyd. Now, the 56-year-old mum-of-two is selling her 'game-changing' spray on Amazon and soon hopes to retail in major supermarkets.

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