You've changed the detergent. You've tried the steroids and watched it rebound. You've been up at 3am holding their arms so they don't scratch themselves raw. You haven't failed your child. You just haven't found the right thing yet.
This Is What Actually Heals Your Child's Eczema.
Not another cream with 15 ingredients and a promise. Two food-grade ingredients — 100% grass-fed beef tallow and raw honey — working together to rebuild the skin barrier and target the bacteria driving every flare.
No fragrance · No preservatives · No essential oils · 2 ingredients, both pronounceable
I'm Susie. A farmer, a mum, and once — completely out of options.
This didn't start as a business. It started at midnight, in the kitchen at Rose Dale's Organic Farm, Buckinghamshire — with a desperate mother, a graveyard of creams, and one last idea.

I grew up knowing what clean really means.
Three generations on this land in Buckinghamshire. Grass-fed cattle. Raw honey from hives at the edge of the field.
I was that mum. Read every label. Washed everything with Branch Basics. Organic everything. I believed if I was careful enough, I could protect them from everything.
I thought I was prepared for motherhood. I wasn't prepared for this.

She scratched until she bled. Every night.
By four months old, eczema covered her arms, her cheeks, the backs of her knees. I'd lie awake with my hand on her arms just to stop her.
People said "it's just eczema." Like that was something. Like watching your child scratch themselves raw every night was something you just manage and move on from.
I felt like I was failing her every single night. I didn't need anyone to tell me about eczema guilt. I lived it.

The graveyard of creams. Sound familiar?
Aquaphor. CeraVe. Steroid cream. Coconut oil. Oat baths. Shea butter. Every "miracle" product recommended in Facebook groups.
The steroids cleared it. We stopped. It came back worse. Every time I applied that cream I felt sick. What was I doing to her long-term?
And the "natural" alternatives were no better. I'd been burned enough times to know that "all-natural" on a label means nothing. Some had 15+ ingredients — every one of them another thing her skin had to react to.
Hundreds spent. Nothing worked. Not really. Not for long.

The answer had been on Rose Dale's the whole time.
Midnight. Another research rabbit hole. One word kept coming up — tallow.
The science made undeniable sense. Tallow's lipid profile mirrors human sebum. Her skin doesn't block it. It absorbs it. Uses it to rebuild.
We had grass-fed cattle in our fields. Our neighbour kept bees down the lane. Raw honey targets the bacterial imbalance that drives most eczema flares — something no moisturiser I'd ever used had even attempted to address.
Your child's skin doesn't need more things. It needs fewer things. The right things.

Day four. I couldn't stop staring at her arms.
By day three the redness was visibly calming. Day four I was on my knees beside her cot.
She slept through the night. For the first time in months, she just slept.
No rebound. No sting on application. No guilt. Just clear, soft skin — and a child who wasn't in pain anymore.
I photographed her arms every day for two weeks because I didn't quite believe it was real.

I know exactly where you are. That's why I made this for you.
I started making it for friends. Then strangers from eczema groups were messaging me — mums who'd been through the same graveyard of creams that promised everything and delivered nothing.
Every jar is still made here at Rose Dale's. Our cattle. Our neighbour's hives. Two ingredients. Nothing hidden. Nothing you'd need to Google.
If your child's skin doesn't improve in 180 days, I'll refund every penny. No questions. No forms. Just the refund. Because I know how many times you've been let down before.
You haven't failed your child. You just needed the right thing.
— Susie Clark, Founder, Rose Dale's Organic Farm
Why every other cream failed.
And why this one doesn't.
It's not bad luck. It's not your parenting. Most eczema treatments are designed to mask symptoms — not fix what's actually broken. Here's what's really going on.
Your child's skin isn't just dry. The barrier is broken.
You've been moisturising for months. It helps for an hour. Then it's back. That's because moisturiser doesn't fix eczema — it sits on top of it.
Eczema is a skin barrier dysfunction. The barrier has structural gaps — it can't hold moisture, can't block irritants, and can't repair itself without the right building blocks.
Tallow's lipid profile is nearly identical to human sebum — the skin's own natural oil. The skin recognises it and absorbs it, using it to rebuild the barrier from within. Not coat it. Rebuild it.
A 2024 peer-reviewed scoping review found tallow-based formulations reduced transepidermal water loss by 28–35% after just 14 days. It doesn't just sit there. It works.
Bioidentical to human sebumThere's a bacterial imbalance nobody told you about.
The steroids clear it. You stop. It comes back worse. You're not imagining that cycle — and it's not because you stopped too soon.
90% of eczema-affected skin has a disrupted bacterial balance — an overgrowth of bacteria that actively drives the inflammation cycle, keeping skin in a constant state of flare even when you're doing everything right.
Conventional moisturisers don't address it. Raw honey does. Its natural antimicrobial compounds target bacterial imbalance directly. That's not marketing. That's published research.
No moisturiser in your eczema drawer has ever tried to fix this. This one does.
90% of eczema skin affected by bacterial imbalanceSteroids borrow from your child's skin. This invests in it.
Steroid cream suppresses the immune response. The skin clears. You stop. It rebounds — often harder than before. That knot in your stomach every time you applied it? It was right.
This is what the medical community calls Topical Steroid Withdrawal — and it affects thousands of children whose parents were never warned it could happen.
Tallow doesn't suppress anything. It nourishes the barrier so it can protect itself. Grass-fed tallow contains 3–5x more conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) than standard tallow — a naturally anti-inflammatory fatty acid that calms the flare cycle without borrowing from tomorrow.
No suppression. No rebound. No guilt. A barrier that gradually learns to hold its own.
3–5x more CLA vs grain-fed tallowMums who'd tried everything.
Then tried this.
Every photo below was taken by a real parent. Every review is from a mum who'd been through the graveyard of creams before she found us.
"We have been through nearly 20 different creams. I had a whole drawer of them — all half-used, all failures. I was Googling at 3am every night just desperate for something different. By the end of week two I was staring at her arm not quite believing what I was seeing. I immediately told every mum I know."
"I was putting scratch mittens on her every single night so she wouldn't scratch her face till it bled in her sleep. She'd say 'I don't like my face' and I didn't know what to say. I'd tried everything. In the first week I started seeing it calm. By week three her cheeks were clear. I cried for about an hour."
"I was blood-checking his bedsheets every single morning. Both knees, every night. I felt like the worst mother even when I was pouring my entire soul into helping him. It took six weeks but I photographed his skin every week and watched it actually heal. Three months later it hasn't come back. Nothing has ever done that."
"I was holding her arms during naps just to stop her scratching. Her hands were so raw she screamed at bathtime. I felt such rage towards the eczema — it's such a lonely journey when no one around you quite understands. By week two I could barely remember what her hands looked like before. I sobbed."
"My son refused to wear short sleeves for two years. He'd ask me 'Mummy why do I have to have eczema?' and I had no answer. No one can quite understand the journey of an eczema mum except another eczema mum. Four weeks on this and he went to school in a t-shirt without even thinking about it. That moment broke me in the best possible way."
Grass-Fed Beef & Honey Tallow Balm
Rose Dale's Organic Farm, Buckinghamshire · 2 ingredients · Both pronounceable
- 100% grass-fed beef tallow — bioidentical to your child's own skin oils
- Raw honey — targets the bacterial imbalance driving 90% of eczema flares
- No steroids · No rebound · No fragrance · No preservatives
- Safe from newborn through age 12 · Made in small batches on our farm
Real skin. Real mums.
Real results.
"Her whole back was covered. Every time I dressed her I could see it spreading. The health visitor just kept saying 'keep it moisturised.' I wanted to scream. By week three I was taking her vest off at bath time and just staring. I rang my mum crying. I couldn't believe it."
"The eczema on his neck meant he was constantly pulling at his collar and scratching his chest raw. I'd changed his clothing to 100% cotton, changed the washing powder three times, bought an air purifier. Nothing touched it. Two weeks on this and I could put a normal top on him without him immediately tearing at his neck. I sobbed in the school car park."
"My daughter's ankles were so bad she refused to wear shorts or dresses. She's 8. She'd cover herself up in summer so her friends wouldn't see. She asked me once if it would ever go away and I didn't know what to say. After four weeks she wore a dress to her cousin's birthday party. No questions. No covering up. I had to leave the room."
"His whole tummy was affected. Nappy changes were a nightmare — he'd scream and scratch the moment the air hit his skin. I was terrified of what the steroid cream was doing to such a small baby. This was genuinely the last thing I tried before going back to the GP. I'm so glad I tried it. Three weeks later — completely clear."
"We have been through nearly 20 different creams. I had a whole drawer of them — all half-used, all failures. I was Googling at 3am every night just desperate for something different. By the end of week two I was staring at her arm not quite believing what I was seeing. I immediately told every mum I know."
"I was putting scratch mittens on her every single night so she wouldn't scratch her face till it bled in her sleep. She'd say 'I don't like my face' and I didn't know what to say. I'd tried everything. In the first week I started seeing it calm. By week three her cheeks were clear. I cried for about an hour."
"I was blood-checking his bedsheets every single morning. Both knees, every night. I felt like the worst mother even when I was pouring my entire soul into helping him. It took six weeks but I photographed his skin every week and watched it actually heal. Three months later it hasn't come back. Nothing has ever done that."
"I was holding her arms during naps just to stop her scratching. Her hands were so raw she screamed at bathtime. I felt such rage towards the eczema — it's such a lonely journey when no one around you quite understands. By week two I could barely remember what her hands looked like before. I sobbed."
"My son refused to wear short sleeves for two years. He'd ask me 'Mummy why do I have to have eczema?' and I had no answer. No one can quite understand the journey of an eczema mum except another eczema mum. Four weeks on this and he went to school in a t-shirt without even thinking about it. That moment broke me in the best possible way."
"I'll be honest — I was sceptical. I'm a nurse. I've seen the inside of an A&E department for fifteen years. When a colleague told me to try beef tallow on my baby's eczema I nearly laughed. I went home and read every study I could find. The lipid science is actually sound. I tried it. Her eczema cleared completely in just under three weeks. I've since recommended it to three families on my ward. I never thought I'd be the person writing a review like this."
A&E Nurse · 15 years experience"We were in full topical steroid withdrawal. I didn't even know that was a thing until my daughter's skin started getting worse every time we tried to reduce the cream. I was terrified. This balm was the only thing I felt safe using during TSW. No suppression, no rebound. Her skin slowly, steadily improved. Six months on and we are completely steroid free."
Topical Steroid Withdrawal"I'd tried another tallow balm before this one and it didn't work. I almost didn't try again. The difference is the raw honey — I could feel it was different from the first application. Less greasy, absorbed faster, and within two weeks her skin was doing something I hadn't seen in months. Actually healing."
"My wife had been dealing with our son's eczema almost single-handedly for two years because she's the one who does bedtime and bath time. I watched her cry more times than I want to admit. When this balm started working I watched her face change. That was worth every penny. He's clear. She's sleeping. Our house feels different."
"I bought this for my granddaughter after my daughter had tried everything. I wasn't sure — it all seemed very unusual. But I trust the farm provenance and the two ingredients. My daughter rang me after three weeks. She was crying. Happy crying. I cried too. You never stop wanting to fix things for your children, even when they're grown up themselves."
"I nearly didn't buy it because of the price. I've been burned so many times. I calculated how much I'd spent on creams that didn't work in two years — it was over £400. I then felt very silly for hesitating over £28. Her skin has been clear for four months. I order the 360g now."
"Our paediatrician kept prescribing stronger steroids. I kept asking if there was another way. He kept saying no. I found this in a Facebook eczema group at 2am. I was desperate. My son's skin started calming in the first week. By week three I photographed it and took it to our next appointment. The paediatrician asked what we'd changed."
"The smell question — I want to address it because it was my biggest fear. It does not smell like beef. At all. There is almost no scent. The tiniest hint of honey if you really try to smell it. My husband didn't even notice I'd changed her cream until I told him. That was three weeks in when he commented on her skin."
"My daughter has a dairy sensitivity so I was nervous about an animal-derived product. I did a patch test first as the instructions suggest. No reaction. By week two her eczema was visibly calming. By week four it was almost completely gone. I wish I'd found this at six weeks not six months."
"I want to talk about application because nobody mentioned this. You warm a tiny amount between your fingers and it just melts in. Her skin drinks it up. No screaming at application like with every other cream we've tried. She actually holds her arm out now when she sees the jar. That alone made me cry."
"I showed my sceptical husband the ingredient list. He looked at it for about five seconds and said 'that's it?' That was the moment I knew we were doing the right thing. Two weeks later he was the one reminding me to apply it at bedtime. Her skin is clear. He's converted."
"I change her nappy on a mat that has seen every cream known to man. I have a graveyard of creams in the bathroom cupboard. I was going to add this to it. I didn't. It's the only thing still out on the shelf."
"My son's eczema was worst behind his ears and on his scalp. Everywhere I read said tallow was for body only. I asked Susie directly and she said some parents use a tiny amount on the hairline. I tried it. The skin behind his ears has completely cleared. Genuinely could not believe it."
"Winter hit and his eczema exploded like it always does. I'd been using this through autumn and I was braced for the worst. It never came. His skin stayed clear through December and January for the first time in two winters. That had never happened before."
"I hesitated for months because of the price. I'd seen tallow recommended in our eczema Facebook group over and over. I always talked myself out of it. I'm so angry at myself for waiting. The money I wasted on things that don't work dwarfs what I've spent on this."
"She was diagnosed at 6 weeks. The GP said 'some babies just have sensitive skin.' I knew it was more than that. Two ingredients. Both food-grade. Both with a mechanism I could actually understand. That was what made me trust it. Three weeks in — the GP commented at our check-up."
"My daughter asked me why her skin was always poorly and other children's wasn't. She's four. I didn't have an answer. Six weeks after starting this balm she told me her skin felt 'normal.' I had to go to another room. I couldn't hold it together in front of her."
"I work in a pharmacy. I know what's in most eczema creams. I know the steroid mechanism. I know the rebound cycle. When I started researching tallow for my own baby's eczema the science genuinely surprised me. My baby's skin is clear. I now mention this to parents who come in asking."
Pharmacy Professional"My mum bought this for me as a gift after watching me struggle for months. I was touched but didn't really believe it would work. I didn't want to get my hopes up again. I tried it anyway because she'd spent the money. I owe her a very big apology and a very big thank you."
"The dermatologist told us his eczema was 'well managed.' It wasn't. He was scratching every night. His skin was never fully clear. That's what steroid cream does — it manages, it never heals. This healed. There is a difference and every eczema parent knows what that difference feels like."
"I was changing her babygrows every night because they had blood on the arms from where she'd scratched herself in her sleep. Three weeks on this balm and I stopped doing the midnight check. She was just asleep. Just peacefully asleep."
"Nine years of eczema. Nine years of creams, appointments, steroids, elimination diets, allergy tests. My son has been through it all. I'd genuinely given up on finding something that worked long term. I'm writing this at week eight. His skin has stayed clear for six weeks. I don't know what to do with that feeling."
"She used to cry when I applied cream. She associated the routine with pain and stinging. Now she comes and finds the jar herself and says 'more please.' That is not a small thing. That is everything."
"I was in a TSW support group when someone mentioned this. I was at the very lowest point — my son's skin had rebounded so badly from steroid withdrawal that I barely recognised him. I want to be careful about giving false hope because TSW is different for everyone. But this was the only topical I felt safe using and his skin has steadily, slowly, genuinely improved."
Topical Steroid Withdrawal"My health visitor said 'it's just a phase, most babies grow out of it.' She may be right. But I wasn't prepared to just wait while my baby was in pain every night. I wanted to actually help her. This helped her."
"I've recommended this to everyone in our local NCT group. Three of them have now tried it. All three have messaged me to say it's working. I feel like I should get commission. I won't stop talking about it."
"Two ingredients. I read the label approximately forty times before ordering. I am that mum. The one who reads every label, checks every ingredient, Googles everything. Two things. Both food-grade. Both with a clear mechanism. I ordered. It worked. I've since ordered three more jars."
"I want to say something about the guarantee. I only bought it because of the 180 days. I'd been burned so many times I wasn't willing to risk it without knowing I could get my money back. I didn't need the guarantee. But having it there meant I actually tried it instead of talking myself out of it again."
"His nursery called me twice in one week because his eczema was so inflamed they were worried. That was my rock bottom. I found this that same week. It took four weeks to fully clear. His key worker commented on his skin at the next drop-off. I wanted to cry in the nursery car park."
"I'm a GP. I prescribe emollients and steroid cream every single week. I know the mechanism. I know the limitations. When my own baby developed eczema I found myself in the same position as my patients — frustrated by the rebound cycle. I researched tallow thoroughly before trying it. The biocompatibility science is legitimate. Her skin has been clear for two months. I have quietly started mentioning it to some of my eczema families."
General Practitioner"I started making this for my own daughter. I never imagined it would reach thousands of families. Every message I receive from a mum who finally has a sleeping baby, whose child is finally wearing short sleeves, who finally feels like they've found the answer — that's why I'm still here, still making this in small batches, still putting my name on every jar. Thank you for trusting us."
Founder · Rose Dale's Organic FarmEvery question you have.
Answered honestly.
If you're still not sure, this is for you. We'd rather answer every question up front than have you hesitate over something we could have cleared up.
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We'll answer it personally.
Email us at hello@soothey.co.uk and Susie or a member of the team will get back to you within 24 hours. We'd rather you asked than wondered.
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