What it is:An all natural hair and body wash that is tear-free and extra-gentle in cleansing sensitive hair and skin.What it does:This 100-percent natural wash contains 30 essential vitamins and minerals that support the health and development of delicate baby skin. This tear-free, extra-gentle wash blends soothing Coconut and Vanilla Oil with nourishing Calendula and Noni Juice to cleanse and soften sensitive hair and body.What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Parabens- Sulfates- Synthetic Fragrances- Synthetic Dyes- Petrochemicals- Phthalates- GMOs- TriclosanWhat else you need to know:This hypoallergenic product is free of chemicals, formaldehyde and dioxane. The luxuriously soft-foaming formula is 100-percent baby safe and pediatrician approved.

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Questions & Answers for LAVANILA The Healthy Baby Wash

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Can a person buy a gallon of this item??

asked 1 year, 5 months ago

zanny12

(Eleva)

on The Healthy Baby Wash

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answer 1

Sorry for the inconvenience. At this time, only the 7 oz. is available. I'll be sure to pass along your request to carry a larger size. I hope that helps!

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

tiffanybt

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Is that the FULL ingredient list?

Is the list that sephora has on their website the ACTUAL ingredient list that is on the product?

Specifically is it truly sulfite free? Because if it isn't I wouldn't recommend subjecting your newborn to an industiral cleanser.

asked 3 years, 1 month ago

loudnproudappy

(Kingston, Ontario, Canada)

on The Healthy Baby Wash

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answer 1

It is sulfate free because if it isn't then why my daughter's hair is not dry? It remain moisturized for days.

answered 2 years, 6 months ago

lexxies

(Sherman Oaks, CA)

answer 2

It is extremley gentle ...i have had no issues with this product.

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

avabean

(ardrossan, ab)

answer 3

Here are the ingredients: aloe, water, coconut oil, glycerin, noni juice, calendula flower, arnica extract, white tea extract, vanilla extract, chamomile flower, phenethyl alcohol (but totally minimal, non drying), natural aroma. And nope, no sulfates.

answered 2 years, 9 months ago

JazE

(Newport Beach, CA)

answer 4

Yes, it is truly sulfate free. Great stuff!

answered 3 years ago

sarieyerg

(Camp Hill, PA)

answer 5

I didnt find 30 ingredients on the back of the bottle. I find about 12. It says it contains NO SULFATES.

answered 3 years ago

cayman78753

(Austin, Tx)

answer 6

Yes, full ingredients. You need to moisturise your baby after his or her bath.

answered 3 years ago

fleurdevigne

(Milwaukee, WI)

answer 7

Yes, that is the full ingredient list. Absolutely no sulfites.

answered 3 years ago

aubecca

(Huntsville, Alabama)

answer 8

There are no sulfites listed on the label ingredients.

answered 3 years ago

bonniesmom

(San Jose, CA)

answer 9

It is sulfate free, as far as the natural and list of "free of" it's entirely accurate. Sadly it is also very drying and the foam doesn't go far....

answered 3 years ago

akgurl

(Anchorage, AK)

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How would this work as an adult face wash?

My skin is dry and sensitive-everything strips it! Very curious about this.

asked 2 years, 8 months ago

xulybet

(los angeles, ca)

on The Healthy Baby Wash

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answer 1

It would probably work great. My son has some excema and it cleared it right up.

answered 1 year, 11 months ago

lovenails

answer 2

It depends on what kind of skin you have. Combination with no other issues, you'd probably be fine.

answered 2 years, 4 months ago

smalls09

(The Great Midwest)

answer 3

It is gentle and non-irritating, but it might not add much moisture to your already dry skin. If you don't love it, you could return it though, right?

answered 2 years, 4 months ago

missionkidsmile

(Hartford, WI)

answer 4

I wouldn't chance it, this stuff seems more drying than a bar of dial soap (can I say that?) It dried my hands out after bathing my baby with it. If you're face is that dry and sensitive, try a cleansing oil or cream meant for facial use instead.

answered 2 years, 5 months ago

rachk19

(ft myers,fl)

answer 5

I think it might be too drying as a face wash

answered 2 years, 5 months ago

pixiemate

(Washington, DC)

answer 6

I think it would work great - sometimes I use it for that in the shower and it cleans while still being very light :)

answered 2 years, 5 months ago

jdubb

(Anchorage, AK)

answer 7

Maybe but it is so gentle that it may not be wash good enough to remove dead skin so you would need to exfoliate your face twice a week. I highly recommend Booth's Normal/Dry products at Target. It's awesome!

answered 2 years, 6 months ago

lexxies

(Sherman Oaks, CA)

answer 8

It would be a fine face wash as long as you dont mind bubbles dissolving on contact..tingle feeling.. :0)

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

avabean

(ardrossan, ab)

answer 9

I've actually been using this as a face wash for quite awhile (I ran out of my other brand and happened to try it since it was in the shower from my kids). It is wonderful! It feels clean, gentle, light, and appears to really remove all of the grime of the day. Plus, I have very sensitive skin and haven't had any problems with Lavanila's wash.

answered 2 years, 7 months ago

lauraot

(Wall, New Jersey)

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Citrus extracts

Does this baby soap have any citrus extracts or orange oils in it? My son is allergic to citrus, his skins whelps up and gets red.

asked 1 year, 6 months ago

blondlegaleagle

(Paducah, KY)

on The Healthy Baby Wash

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Which is better for highly, highly skin sensitive adults who also have a dryness issue. This product or your 2 in 1 shower and shave gel?

I am a 46yo fe with SLE (systemic lupus) that effects mainly my skin so far. I dread showering because immediately after I am plagued with intense itching lasting up to an hour or so. I notice the product(s) I use in the shower make quite a difference. Some "organic" or "all natural" products are better while some or worse. Taking shallow baths in almost all coconut water/milk has been my best resource so far, however it is not very cleansing or quick on time. That is what led me to your products which contain coconut milk and few other natural things. I just can't decide between the baby wash with it's fewer ingredients or the adult wash with the powerful moisturizers ie" hyalauronic acid and the reports of it being so moisturizing and reports of the baby wash being so drying. What do you suggest?

asked 5 months ago

stayoung

(Chicago, IL)

on The Healthy Baby Wash

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