Gentle for sensitive skin: natural products are hypoallergenic and free from harsh chemicals, minimising the risk of irritation and allergic reactions. They respect babies' fine, permeable skin.
Nourishing and moisturising: Natural ingredients such as plant oils and butters provide effective hydration, nourishing the skin deep down and helping to maintain a healthy skin barrier.
Soothes irritation: Ingredients such as Aloe vera, Chamomile and Calendula have soothing and anti-inflammatory properties, ideal for calming redness and irritation.
Transparency: Natural products contain simple, recognisable ingredients, offering greater transparency and avoiding controversial substances.

How can I look after my baby's skin naturally?
By The Aroma-Zone editorial team
Published on: Wednesday, July 01, 2026, Updated on: Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Baby's sensitive skin needs simple, effective and extremely gentle care. Very fine and permeable, the pH of a toddler's skin is alkaline at birth, and gradually becomes acidic after a few months. So it's important to take the utmost care of it with specially adapted natural products. The products we recommend below have been dermatologically tested, and the recipes we suggest are guaranteed free from allergens and synthetic fragrances, so there's no risk to your baby's delicate skin!
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When it's bath time, be careful not to leave your child in the water for too long, to avoid weakening their skin's natural hydration and protection. If the water is too hot, it could dry out the skin. The ideal temperature is 37°C, or 35°C if their skin is really dry, and should not be used for longer than 15 minutes. A daily bath, especially during the first 9 months, is not necessary. You can use a warm, moistened washcloth between 2 baths. When you get baby out of the bath, immediately dry your baby's skin, preferably with a microfibre towel. Tap the towel lightly against the body rather than rubbing it, to avoid further irritating sensitive skin. Immediately apply a suitable moisturiser to capture moisture on the skin's surface and maintain its natural hydration. To dress baby after drying, cotton remains the number one choice for fragile skin.
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