For washing, splashing, and fun. For bathtime antics. For bodies that are tiny, bigger, and very big. For barely-there hair and thick manes. Every bathtime is our gel-time. Contains very delicate cleaning agents sourced from coconut, sweet almond oil, inulin, d-panthenol, and aloe gel, as well as precious extracts of cotton and cornflower. It’s pure pleasure for you and your baby.
For washing little bodies and hair during bathtime.
Dermatologically tested. Formula consulted with paediatricians.
Used in the food and beauty industry, especially in the Canary Islands, where it’s the main ingredient of their cosmetics. Extracted from the leaf pulp, aloe leaf juice is a source of many precious substances. The name itself sounds soothing. The moisturizing and calming properties of aloe leaf juice have been known for centuries. Aloe contains mineral substances and vitamins A, C, and B, as well as glycoproteins, polysaccharides that create mucilage, antranoids, and aminoacids. In cosmetics, aloe acts primarily as an enhancer of the protective barrier of the epidermis, a supporter of the skin’s healing processes, and as a softening, screening, and dryness-preventing agent. It is a powerfully concentrated “gel serum.”
Although the name of this ingredient sounds exotic, it's extracted from the common chicory. Inulin is a fructan that belongs to polysaccharides, also found in Jerusalem artichoke, among others. This natural and ecological probiotic is used in baby skin care products. It nourishes the development of friendly bacteria, preventing the growth of harmful ones. Thanks to this quality, inulin enhances the natural protective barrier of the skin and maintains it in a good condition.
.One of the oldest known cosmetic oils, it’s the foundation of most baby products. It's balanced and delicate composition is perfect for taking care of even very young skin. Rich in vitamins A, E, D and B, it also contains lots of other goodies, such as phytosterols, carotenes and proteins. This skin-nourishing cocktail boosts the hydrolipidic film of the epidermis, limiting moisture loss. It has soothing qualities and absorbs well without leaving a greasy film.
