07/02/2026
1. Read the back, not the front.
The ingredient list tells you far more than the marketing claims ever will.
2. Don't let words like "hypoallergenic" make the decision for you.
There isn't a universal regulatory body that certifies or approves products to use that claim.
3. More ingredients doesn't mean a better product.
For babies, especially those with sensitive skin, a thoughtfully formulated product with fewer, purposeful ingredients is often a simpler place to start.
The truth is, choosing childrens skincare shouldn't require a chemistry degree.
Save this for the next time you are shopping for skincare for your kids.