Natural Baby Body Wash & Mild Baby Shampoo 

FAQ

1. At what age do you begin bathing a newborn every day?

Babies can begin to have baths every day as early as a few months old, however this varies by skin type and level of activity.

2. Can you tell if a newborn has an allergy to soap?

Allergies may appear as rashes, redness, itching, or swelling following the use of soap or body wash. In such cases, it is important to discontinue use and seek the advice of a pediatrician.

3. Can babies safely use body wash?

Babies' sensitive skin needs a gentle cleanser that won't strip it of its natural oils so that it may stay supple, moisturized, and safe.

4. Which shampoo is the most gentle?

The most mild shampoos for babies are those that are either "tear-free" or made with natural, soothing ingredients such as ghee, chamomile, or aloe.

5. Does Baby Body Wash include any ingredients that could cause an allergic reaction?

Even though the solution is designed to reduce allergies, sensitivities may differ from person to person. Always perform a patch test before to using for the first time.

6. What makes the Baby Body Wash's Organic Ghee so special?

The Organic Ghee is nutrient-rich and derived from traditional processes, guaranteeing its purity and making it an excellent skin nutrition choice.

7. Is there any sticky residue left after the wash?

No. It leaves skin feeling silky smooth and slightly hydrated, and it rinses clean.

8. Does it work for babies with dry or sensitive skin?

Of course! This dual-purpose herbal shampoo is perfect for adults with sensitive skin because it nourishes without irritating.

9. How does one properly bathe a newborn?

Wash the infant with a mild baby shampoo or body wash in lukewarm water. Gently bathe the infant from head to toe, rinsing well afterward; never rub too vigorously. While supporting the baby's head and neck, wash completely.

10. When is a baby likely to experience skin sensitivity?

After washing with soap, detergent, or clothing, you may notice redness, dryness, rashes, or irritation. Consider using hypoallergenic and fragrance-free products on babies whose skin is prone to irritation.