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California Baby Super Sensitive Shampoo and Body Wash - 8.5 oz | 
enlarge | Brand: California Baby Category: Beauty
Buy New: $11.50
Rating: 5 reviews Sales Rank: 1218
Ingredients: Aqua (Purified Water), *Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Vera), *Decyl Glucoside and *Lauryl Glucoside (Corn, Coconut and Palm), Quillaja Saponaria (Soap Bark), Herbal Blend of: *Cereus Grandiflorus Extract (Cactus), *Calendula Officinalis (Calendula), *Carrageenan (Irish Moss), *Viola Tricolor Extract (Pansy), *Salix Alba (Willow Bark), and *Yucca Aloifolia Extract (Yucca), Vegetable Glycerin, *Simmondsia Chinensis Oil (Jojoba Oil), Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Panthenol (Vitamin B-5), Citrus Grandis Seed Extract (Grapefruit), Polyaminopropyl Biguanide (Extremely Mild Non-Invasive Preservative). No fragrance, clear formula chemicals or scent masking agents. *organic, sustainable or renewable. Media: Misc. Size: 8.5 oz
MPN: CBSSW ASIN: B0000Y3E04
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description California Baby s Super Sensitive Shampoo & Bodywash may be used for hair, face and body. Leaves hair noticeably shiny, soft and manageable. Our customers have reported excellent results with this shampoo & body wash in their fight against eczema, perioral dermatitis and other skin sensitivities. ^^Highly recommended by leading dermatologists and allergists for their patients with chemical sensitivities and fragrance intolerance.
For Grownups: Nationally-renowned NYU allergist and dermatologist, Dr. David Cohen, recommends our Super Sensitive Shampoo & Bodywash to his patients with allergies and chemical sensitivities.
A great non-drying facial wash for adults (and teenagers!) with sensitive or problem skin.
Thinning hair? Use in place of harsh shampoos that can contribute to hair loss.
Safe for chemically treated hair.
Benefits & Features:- Contains organic and sustainably grown ingredients
- No fragrance, scent masking agents, clear formula chemicals, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, or DEA
- Safe and gentle, no tears; no numbing agents
- Non-irritating and non-chemical formula
For people with allergies and those who cannot tolerate fragrance. May be used by those following a homeopathic regimen. Two products in one; use head-to-toe. Great for babies, kids or adults with super sensitive skin. Non-stripping of natural oils.
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I agree September 4, 2008 B. Anderson This is a really excellent product. Initially it seemed expensive but because I was looking for a fragrance-free soap I went for it. I'm glad I did. It cleans my baby well and I recommend it to all parents. It's worth a try.
Gentle, and no lingering smells December 10, 2007 Tenna Merchent (Noblesville, IN USA) This product is labeled "Super Sensitive" for good reason. It has no fragrance, which is almost impossible to find, even in the natural/organic field. There aren't any weird dies, and all the ingredients that are not in layman's terms have layman's descriptions in parenthesizes. It's such a hot product that it can be hard to find at the health food store, and even on-line. So being able to get it on Amazon is awesome. On top of all that it is tear free which is key with small children.
Love it! August 27, 2007 E. Arnold (KC Metro) Absolutely the best baby wash ever. California Baby does it again with a gentle, scent-free wash good for shampoo, body wash, and we even use it to hand-wash our wool diaper covers. We used a bottle of J&J (the ubiquitous yellow bottle) that we got for free from the birthing center until we noticed it was VERY strongly scented and left a gross oily residue on top of the bath water. On top of that, the suds, when they went down, became these gross fuzzy-looking organisms that floated in the water and gooped together. That's when we bought the Cali. Baby wash, which is so clean and clear and pure we feel great about using it and baby loves it too!
Skin-saver! July 30, 2007 Molly Lindquist (San Francisco, CA) My daughter has had extremely sensitive skin since the day she was born. Even though we only bathe her twice a week, her skin felt dry and scaley all the time. We tried a variety of products and nothing worked... until we found California Baby! Her skin is actually baby soft now. I would highly recommend this product (and do to all of my family and friends with sensitive little ones).
Great for sensitive babies July 18, 2007 SHK (boston, ma) When our son was 2 months old he had contact eczema from baby oil. It started and got very bad within one day. I decided to go natural and got the California baby body lotion from whole food market in the evening and applied it to him before going to bed. I just hoped that it should help reduce the rash. When we woke up it was all gone. At that time it really seemed like a miracle. I applied baby oil in the first place because he was having small white heads kind of acne all over his body when I was aveeno baby body wash and lotion. He didn't get even those ever since I started using the California baby supersensitive body lotion and bodywash. Now he is 3.5months and I tried the regular body lotion from California baby and he doesn't have any reaction to it. I would give 5stars to all the products from this brand.
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