Earth Mama Sweet Orange Baby Liquid Wash Foaming Hand Soap, Organic All Purpose Body Wash For Sensitive Skin, Castile Soap With Coconut Oil, Shea Butter, Calendula, & Aloe, 5.3 Fl Oz

Sweet Orange Baby Wash, Naturally Gentle Vanilla Orange. NO Artificial Fragrance, Triclosan, Phthalates, Parabens or Sulfates. Gentle castile-based Sweet Orange Baby Wash is natural vanilla, sweet orange and calendula liquid soap for snuggly li’l newborns, pregnant mamas — and every body in between. Dermatologist tested and clinically tested for irritation, it’s effective and mild for delicate baby skin and hair, and chosen by hospital NICUs. And NO artificial fragrance, Triclosan, phthalates, parabens or sulfates. Made with organic herbs and oils and no secrets, no surprises. Certified by Oregon Tilth. About Earth Mama: From the positive test to the big push, from the first latch to the thousandth diaper, Earth Mama makes effective organic and natural herbal products for the whole journey of motherhood: pregnancy, postpartum, breastfeeding, and baby care. We’ve been safely nurturing mamas this way since 2002 — and we wouldn't do it any other way. Features: Sweet Orange Baby Wash, Naturally Gentle Vanilla Orange. NO Artificial Fragrance, Triclosan, Phthalates, Parabens or Sulfates. Gentle castile-based Sweet Orange Baby Wash is natural vanilla, sweet orange and calendula liquid soap for snuggly li’l newborns, pregnant mamas — and every body in between. Dermatologist tested and clinically tested for irritation, it’s effective and mild for delicate baby skin and hair, and chosen by hospital NICUs. And NO artificial fragrance, Triclosan, phthalates, parabens or sulfates. Made with organic herbs and oils and no secrets, no surprises. Certified by Oregon Tilth. About Earth Mama": "From the positive test to the big push, from the first latch to the thousandth diaper, Earth Mama makes effective organic and natural herbal products for the whole journey of motherhood: pregnancy, postpartum, breastfeeding, and baby care. We’ve been safely nurturing mamas this way since 2002 — and we wouldn't do it any other way.