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Seema Ritesh Deshmukh Mom of 2 children 2 years ago

Ph value less than 7

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Abhijeet Dalge Father of 4 children 2 years ago

5.5 to 6 ph is better

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Suhani Verma 2 years ago

good for children skin.

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Kathir Father of a 3 yr 3 m old girl 2 years ago

Before my daughter birth, I have started to check various baby products which are best for my new born baby's healthy skin. After a long research I came to know Ph 5.5 products are the best for new born baby's healthy skin. Then finally I found Sebamed Soap, Powder and Lotion. Till now am using Sebamed products for my baby's healthy skin. Thanks for the best products available in the market

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rakhee Mom of 2 children 2 years ago

more alkaline also make skin dry....so I think 6-6.5 better

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Kanchan mishra Guardian of 4 children 2 years ago

pH 5.5 is best for baby's delicate skin

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Hina Gupta Guardian of 2 children 2 years ago

pH5.5

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Indu Patwari 2 years ago

its very protective and good.Baby always in comforts zone. Its effect (pH of 5.5) take place for a long period.

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Surya D Father of 6 children 2 years ago

Good for children's skin care products

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Shashi Guardian of 3 children 2 years ago

best products for baby skin very smooth and soft I love this product for my grand dauvhter

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