Baby Magic Colonia is a popular brand of cologne specifically designed for babies. It is known for its gentle and soothing fragrance that leaves babies smelling fresh and clean. The cologne is made with a special formula that is mild and safe for babies' delicate skin. Parents often use cologne on their babies to help keep them smelling good in between baths. Baby Magic Colonia is a trusted choice for many because of its high-quality ingredients and gentle formula. It is free from harsh chemicals and is hypoallergenic, making it suitable for even the most sensitive skin.
It is free from harsh chemicals and is hypoallergenic, making it suitable for even the most sensitive skin. The fragrance of Baby Magic Colonia is light and subtle, not overpowering. It leaves a pleasant scent that is not too strong for the baby's nose.
Historical Mural
In September 1981 artists David Blodgett, Linda Crimson, and Debbie Clark completed a mural depicting people and scenes from Johnston County history. The mural was painted on the side of the old District Court Building (former Smithfield Herald office), which was demolished in the 1990s to make way for construction of the Third Street addition to the Courthouse.
Items and personalities shown in the mural
- A Tuscarora Indian canoeing along the Neuse River.
- General Joseph Johnston and General Braxton Bragg who met in the Battle of Bentonville.
- Smithfield's historic Hastings House.
- C.S. Powell, a Confederate war veteran from Johnston County.
- William David Tomlinson in a horse-drawn buggy, 1914.
- Police Chief B.D. Creech of Benson (in top hat, circa 1902).
- Kemp Johnson family in a 1912 Buick.
- Turn-of-the-century portrait of Smithfield's Third Street (looking northward from Johnston Street).
- Movie star Ava Gardner, a native Johnstonian.
- Jessie Blackman of Smithfield cropping tobacco.
- Teacher and poet Cynthia DeFord Adams of Four Oaks.
- Educator M.L. Wilson of Selma.
- Smithfield native Barry Foote, a contemporary major-league baseball player.
- School students Lorren Eason of Smithfield, David Clark of Pine Level, Sara Barefoot of Benson, and Jimmy Daughtry of Smithfield.
- Johnston Technical College (now Johnston Community College).
The cologne can be applied to the baby's clothing, hair, or even their little feet, giving a fresh and clean aroma. In addition to its fragrance, Baby Magic Colonia also has a moisturizing effect on the baby's skin. It contains natural ingredients that help to nourish and hydrate the skin, leaving it soft and smooth. This is especially beneficial for babies with dry or irritated skin. Many parents appreciate the convenience of using Baby Magic Colonia. The cologne comes in a travel-friendly bottle, making it easy to take on the go. It can be used as a quick fix for diaper changes or to freshen up the baby's clothes for special occasions. Overall, Baby Magic Colonia is a popular choice among parents who want to keep their babies smelling fresh and clean. Its gentle and mild formula, along with its moisturizing properties, make it a trusted brand for many..
Reviews for "Baby Magic Colonnes: The Key to a Happier and Healthier Baby"
1. John - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with the "Baby magic colonne" product. I found it to be extremely greasy and it left a residue on my baby's skin. The scent was also too overpowering for my liking and seemed artificial. I also didn't notice any improvement in my baby's skin condition after using it for a few weeks. Overall, I don't think I will be purchasing this product again.
2. Sarah - 1/5 - I did not have a good experience with the "Baby magic colonne". The packaging was really cute and eye-catching, but that's where the positives end. The cream itself was quite thick and difficult to spread on my baby's skin. It left a sticky residue that took a while to absorb. Additionally, the scent was too strong and almost gave me a headache. I also felt that the product didn't provide enough hydration for my baby's dry skin. I won't be buying this again.
3. Emily - 3/5 - I wasn't impressed with the "Baby magic colonne" cream. While it did provide some moisture to my baby's skin, I found the formula to be a bit too thick and heavy. It took a while to fully absorb and made my baby's skin feel greasy. The scent was pleasant initially, but it quickly became too overpowering and artificial. I also didn't notice any significant improvement in my baby's skin condition while using this product. Overall, it was an average cream, but I'll be exploring other options.