For several reasons, the contents of shampoos made for adults and children varies. Baby skin is far more delicate than adult skin, necessitating a gentler solution to clean it and prevent allergic reactions. On the other hand, newborns' heads release less sebum, the natural oil that the hair generates to coat and preserve the hair strands. Therefore, they do not need to wash their hair as thoroughly as people with greasy hair. Medspa baby shampoo are designed to be a softer kind of cleaning agent.

Baby shampoos most frequently contain sodium trideceth sulphate and other substances that are recognised to be very mild on the skin. Because it is simpler to get shampoo in a baby's eyes while washing them, manufacturers of baby shampoo develop formulations that are also neutral if they go in the baby's eyes. Generally speaking, the components here do not result in the scorching and unpleasant feelings that other shampoos do. The skin is your baby's last line of defence against many germs and viruses from the environment outside. The helpful microorganisms on the skin itself facilitates this. This layer of beneficial bacteria can be damaged by using the wrong shampoos and soaps, which also exposes the youngster to the outside.

Common Baby Shampoo Ingredients and Specifications
Medspa baby shampoo are created in the following ways to provide a more delicate formula:
- Baby shampoo is dissolved much more quickly, so if it accidentally gets washed into the eyes with water, it will be more diluted and won't have as big of an impact.
- pH is adjusted to be significantly nearer to the skin's and eyes' natural pH.
- Surfactants, which are present in baby shampoo, are less irritating than those found in other shampoos.

What goes into creating baby soap and how to use it?
Baby soap should be safe as well as attractive and engaging for the youngster. The baby's skin is extremely sensitive during the first year of life, thus alkaline substances should be avoided since they can strip away the skin's thin protective layer and cause acute itchiness or even allergies. Due to these reasons, newborns should only be cleaned with a baby-specific soap and only three times per week at most. Medspa baby shampoo and body wash is created from organic materials like oils, glycerin, and herbal concoctions.

Which substances need to stay away from while picking a baby soap?
Make sure the baby soap you choose doesn't have any strong or synthetic smells. Another no-no is sulphates, notably sodium lauryl sulphate. You should also stay away from parabens, glycerin, salicylic acid, ceramides, and alcohol while making baby soap.

Can I wash my kid's face with baby soap?
No. Baby soap is not advised for use on a child's face. Wipe your baby's eyes with the aid of a moistened, clean cotton ball or washcloth, starting at the bridge of the nose and moving out to the corner of the eye. Use a wet washcloth without soap to clean the remainder of your baby's face.

Can I wash my newborn with baby soap?
For the first month, plain water is ideal for your newborn baby's skin. At the conclusion of the bath, if necessary, apply a mild, non-soap cleanser or a fragrance-free oil. Baby soaps without fragrances can be used as early as four to six weeks of age. However, take careful to use a tiny amount so as not to harm your baby's sensitive skin.

We really hope that this extensive list will assist you in navigating the (virtual) MedSpa baby shampoo and body wash aisle and selecting the best option for your little one.