Product overview
YC Baby Shampoo is a mild, tear-free formula enriched with natural Vitamin E, formulated to gently cleanse and moisturize baby's soft hair while protecting delicate skin from dryness.
Key Ingredients
- Vitamin E — nourishes skin and hair without drying, leaving skin softer
- Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract — helps soothe and care for delicate baby skin
- Panthenol — helps moisturize and condition hair for a soft, healthy feel
Key Features
- Tear-free and paraben-free formula
- Gentle cleansing and conditioning in one
- Made in Thailand
Benefits
- Gently cleanses and moisturizes baby's soft hair
- Protects delicate skin from drying out
- Leaves hair soft, fresh-smelling, and healthy-looking
Who Can Use This Product
- Parents wanting a gentle, tear-free shampoo for their baby
- Those wanting a paraben-free formula for delicate skin
- Suitable for use during every bath
How to Use
Wet baby's hair and take 1-2ml of shampoo. Dilute with an equal quantity of water and gently massage onto the scalp. Rinse thoroughly, avoiding contact with eyes.
Storage & Safety
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children when not in use.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is this shampoo tear-free?
Yes, it has a tear-free, allergy-proven formula suitable for babies.
How should I use it?
Wet baby's hair, take 1-2ml of shampoo diluted with an equal amount of water, gently massage onto the scalp, then rinse thoroughly.
Does it contain parabens?
No, it is paraben-free.
Will it dry out baby's skin?
No, it contains natural Vitamin E that nourishes without drying out skin.
Can I use this every bath?
Yes, it can be used during every bath time.
Where is this product made?
It is made in Thailand.
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