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Premium Baby Lotion

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Safety score

Avoid

Based on an ingredient-level analysis for babies and young children. Not medical advice.

What's good in it

Benefit

GLYCERIN

Attracts moisture from the air to keep skin hydrated.

Humectant

Benefit

CETEARYL ALCOHOL

A blend of fatty alcohols that creates smooth, creamy textures in personal care products.

Emollient / thickener

Benefit

butyrospermum parkii

INCI name for shea butter — a natural fat that softens and protects skin.

Emollient

Benefit

Aloe Barbadensis

This ingredient has not yet been fully analyzed. Until a complete safety review is available, we assign a mild concern rating out of caution. This does not mean the ingredient is harmful — it may be entirely benign once reviewed.

Safe ingredient

Benefit

Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract

This ingredient has not yet been fully analyzed. Until a complete safety review is available, we assign a mild concern rating out of caution. This does not mean the ingredient is harmful — it may be entirely benign once reviewed.

Safe ingredient

Benefit

Hydrolyzed Oat Protein

This ingredient has not yet been fully analyzed. Until a complete safety review is available, we assign a mild concern rating out of caution. This does not mean the ingredient is harmful — it may be entirely benign once reviewed.

Safe ingredient

Benefit

Potassium Palmitoyl Hydrolyzed Oat Protein

This ingredient has not yet been fully analyzed. Until a complete safety review is available, we assign a mild concern rating out of caution. This does not mean the ingredient is harmful — it may be entirely benign once reviewed.

Safe ingredient

Benefit

WATER

Used as the primary carrier for all other ingredients.

Solvent

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Product data © Open Food Facts / Open Beauty Facts / Open Products Facts contributors, used under the ODbL. Safety information is general and not medical advice — always check labels and consult your pediatrician.