Have you picked up this month’s Gurgle Magazine? Our founder, Violet Reid, is featured in the magazine as a top mum who’s dealt with her child’s eczema by starting up her own unique brand of organic and ethical skincare. Yes, you guessed it: Shea Mooti! Violet spoke with journalist Heidi Scrimgeour about coping with...
Read more →Containing over 200 active components, Aloe Vera is renowned for its healing, soothing and hydrating abilities. The minerals, vitamins, amino acids, fatty acids, enzymes and polysaccharide all act together in such effective harmony that it is used for everything from healing to beautifying the skin. Aloe Vera is a primary ingredient in this month’s...
Read more →May is going to be a bumper month for Shea Mooti. We’ve got loads of exciting things to share with you, starting with our exciting mention in June’s TATLER Royal Baby Collector’s Edition. We’re super excited to be the number one product in the Tatler Parents’ Guide, with our Mama’s Belly Rub Stretch Mark...
Read more →With winter a fast-fading memory, it’s time to get your legs and feet ready for summery dresses and pretty sandals! To rid your skin of the dull dryness caused by central heating and icy air, gently exfoliate legs and feet before massaging the Soothing Leg & Foot Cream into your skin with circular motions,...
Read more →A Bump Diary is a weekly pregnancy journal where you keep note of everything that’s going on a week-by-week basis. It can be as complex or as simple as you like – some bump diaries are all about food and exercise, others are about taking measurements to see how much you grow, and others...
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So, the time has come. The weeks of planning, worrying and trepidation are over and the big event is finally here. The summer holidays have arrived! This is the first official school holiday I have experienced as a mama. Until now, the kids have been too small, I have been at work and they...
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I’m not ashamed to admit that I wasn’t prepared for how argumentative children can be. Granted, I was ready for a stroppy teenager, a sullen tween, and if my childhood was anything to go by, a ‘sulky’ (my relatives definition, not mine), child. What I didn’t grasp was that as soon as children start...
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I’d love to hear from the women (and maybe a few men) who are reading the ramblings of this Mama Mooti. If it’s mainly new mums, I think I’d worry less about scaring the expectant mums. But if there are more mums-to-be among you, slathering yourselves with ‘Mama’s Everything’ Body Balm and putting those...
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Ah, the joys of pregnancy. As I have frequently mentioned, I wouldn’t say I was one of those glowing pregnant ladies. The ones who walk with a permanent spring in their step; their hair bouncing lusciously; all the while smelling of Jo Malone and channelling Heidi Klum mid-gestation. Unfortunately I was the spotty, grey,...
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As one close friend nears her D (delivery) Day, and another pal visits me with her toddler and nine week old daughter in tow, talk of labour plans is rife, down to the smallest detail. On the practical side of things, the endless lists you sit and create are a good way to keep...
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