- Castile Soap
- Aloe Vera Gel
- Coconut Oil
- Vitamin E
- Chamomile Extract
- Rose Water
Formulated with gentle herbs like chamomile and lavender, this wash is ideal for delicate baby skin. Lavender calms the senses, while chamomile soothes and protects the skin, offering gentle care for your little one.
Product Size: 250ml
Suggested Use: Apply a small amount to wet hair and skin. Gently massage to create a light lather, then rinse thoroughly. Suitable for daily use. For external use only. Patch test recommended before first use.
Skin Type: Available for all skin types.
Castile Soap (Olea europaea–based natural soap), Aloe Vera Gel (Aloe barbadensis), Coconut Oil (Cocos nucifera), Vitamin E (Tocopherol), Chamomile Extract (Matricaria chamomilla), Rose Water (Rosa damascena)
Key Ingredients
Benefits
A gentle, natural hair and body wash designed for delicate baby skin that cleanses softly without stripping moisture or causing irritation.
Baby’s Pure Hair and Body Wash Benefits:
- Ultra-gentle cleansing: Castile soap provides a soft, non-irritating cleanse suitable for newborn skin.
- Soothes sensitive or irritated skin: Aloe vera and chamomile calm redness, dryness, and baby eczema.
- Nourishes and protects: Coconut oil and vitamin E help support the skin barrier and prevent moisture loss.
- Naturally fragrant and calming: Rose water adds a soft, comforting aroma while supporting balanced skin pH.
- Tear-free and non-stripping: Formulated to maintain natural oils, leaving skin and hair soft and smooth.
Safety & Contraindications
- Castile soap: Very mild but may irritate eyes; avoid contact with eyes where possible.
- Chamomile: Avoid if the baby has known sensitivities to plants in the daisy (Asteraceae) family.
- Coconut oil: Rarely, may cause mild breakouts in babies with very sensitive skin.
- Vitamin E: Generally safe; discontinue if any redness or irritation occurs.
- Essential extracts (rose/chamomile): Patch test recommended for extremely sensitive skin or allergy-prone infants.
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