BABY TIPS
BABY HAIR AND SKIN CARE
Sometimes our babies can experience cradle cap and extremely dry skin, our first thought is how to fix it? You should always consult your baby’s doctor or dermatologist for options on how to treat your baby’s scalp and skin. Below are some suggestive things to try that we noticed has helped for our family.
Before African Black Soap
Our grandson hair was originally washed with baby shampoo and used a little homemade shea butter
After applying African Black Soap
After doing some research, we noticed that African Black Soap could be used to help treat the cradle cap due to its anti fungal properties. We used a little Melanin African Black Soap Shampoo which seems to be very light, we applied on the areas of concern and we started to see a big difference on his scalp and forehead.
Outcome so far!
We have used Melanin African Black Soap Shampoo for a short period of time, approximately 1-2 times a week. The cradle cap has significantly gotten better!
Melanin African Black Soap
NOTE: You should always consult your baby’s doctor or dermatologist for options on how to treat your baby’s scalp and skin.
“ Enjoy the soothing and refreshing instant lather from our African Black Soap Reviving Shampoo! Our clarifying shampoo is enhanced with mineral-rich, moisturizing cocoa and shea butters, argan, and pro-vitamin B5 to condition and promote increased elasticity and flexibility of the hair. The nourishing, healing, and anti-inflammatory oils including tea tree, black cumin seed, rosemary, and peppermint, along with revitalizing turmeric root extract, work to help soothe, calm, and heal the scalp to help create a healthy environment for increased hair growth, and a beautiful, healthy hair sheen! The addition of the charcoal powder helps to absorb toxins on the hair and scalp to detoxify, and gently exfoliate for continuous healthy hair growth and manageability!”
Patches of Dry Skin
Babies sometimes experience eczema on their skin and sometimes the simplest product we can use to help smooth and ease the skin is Vaseline! Eczema can leave your baby’s skin dry, itchy, patchy, and inflamed. Our physician suggested applying Vaseline after the baby completed a bath. Adding while skin is damp allows it to help increase moisturization!
We apply Vaseline twice a day