Baby Bath Gel

Why Can Baby Body Wash Replace Baby Shampoo?
From the perspectives of dermatology and product formula, high-quality baby body wash is fully qualified to replace baby shampoo. This is not a lowering of standards, but a scientific choice based on the characteristics of infants' skin, product ingredient standards and actual usage needs.

1. The Similarity Between Skin Structure And Product Requirements
The scalp and body skin of infants share a high degree of similarity in structure and function. The pH values are close. The surface of an infant's skin is weakly acidic (with a pH of approximately 5.5), so a cleaning product with the same pH value is needed. In addition, the sebaceous glands on the scalp and body of infants are underdeveloped, so there is no need for strong cleansing.

2. Standardization Of The Formula Standards For Baby Body Gel
Modern high-quality baby body wash has been developed in accordance with the design concept of "from head to toe", and is basically a combination of body wash and shampoo.
The cleaning ingredients are the same: both use mild amino acid surfactants or amphoteric ionic surfactants.
Consistent safety standards: The test standards for eye irritation and skin irritation are exactly the same.
The moisturizing systems are similar: both add moisturizing ingredients such as glycerin and panthenol to prevent dryness.

Key Considerations For Purchasing Baby Body Wash

1. Safety Certification Requirements
Skin irritation test: Provide a complete safety test report.
Eye irritation test: It proves that even if it gets into the eyes, it will not cause irritation.
Sensitization test: Proves low sensitization, suitable for infants with sensitive skin.

2. Standards For Formula Simplicity
High-quality multi-purpose baby bath gel should comply with the "simple ingredients" principle:
Keep the total number of ingredients within 20: Reduce unnecessary additives.
No fragrance or only contains natural fragrances: Avoid artificial synthetic fragrances.
No pigment: Maintain the natural color of the raw materials.
No redundant functional additives: such as whitening, anti-aging and other functional ingredients that infants do not need.

3. Requirements For User Experience
Even if the ingredients are safe, the user experience directly affects the acceptance of the product
Foam fineness: The foam should be fine and soft, not too much or too dense.
Easy rinsing property: It can be rinsed clean easily without any greasy residue.
Appropriate odor: Odorless or only with a faint smell of natural raw materials.
Packaging practicality: The design of the press pump head makes it easy to operate with one hand and prevents secondary pollution.