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What pH Value One Should Look For While Choosing a Baby Care Product?
When a baby is born the skin pH is 7 unlike adult's healthy skin which has a pH of 5.5. Moreover, the baby’s skin is 20% thinner and very delicate hence needs specialized care. Using alkaline baby skin and hair care products with a pH >7 even if they are natural can damage the protective barrier, leading to skin dryness and roughness and might lead to increase in skin infections.Tell us what do you think about using pH 5.5 products for your baby's healthy skin.Gratification - 3 Lucky Winners to get a SebaMed Gift Hamper worth Rs. 800
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VIRENDRA CHAUHAN Father of a 4 yr 3 m old girl 2 years ago
Very happy with the product. It makes the baby's skin soft and very smooth. The fragrance is also very mild and pleasant. Excellent for everyday use.
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Yuvansh Pathak Mom of 2 children 2 years ago
no 1 product for baby
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Rachamadugu sai Mom of 2 children 2 years ago
5.5
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Pooja Singh Guardian of 2 children 2 years ago
5.5pH value product is working like a protective shield for the baby skin from microorganisms and keep skin soft and comfortable.thank you for your products.
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nandhini Mom of 2 children 2 years ago
love your baby! choose pH 5.5 . no harm, no harsh. choose best for your bubbly baby.
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Sapna Verma Mom of a 6 yr 1 m old girl 2 years ago
5.5
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Nisha Mom of 3 children 2 years ago
sebamed product with 5.5ph are awesome...my kids are using them till date since birth...it is protecting my kid's skin and my both kids are atopic..thanks to sebamed
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Vineetha P S Mom of 2 children 2 years ago
pH 5.5 value products are very good for baby's skin,it won't leads to any rashes of baby's skin.
I have 3.6 year old baby,still am using only sebamed products from the day of birth. I Highly recommend pH 5.5 value Sebamed products to every baby.
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lakshmi prasanna Mom of 2 children 2 years ago
pH 5.5 is very safe products for new born and iam using same for my baby he is very comfortable and happy with the sebmade products he is very active whole day as well skin is very soomth and soft he will refreshment when we repeat the body wash or soaps and now he glows with better and health skin. and still now baby is not got any infection on skin

Thank you sebmade we love the product's I'll suggest my friends to use sebmade products for baby's...
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lakshmi prasanna Mom of 2 children 2 years ago
pH 5.5 is very safe products for new born and iam using same for my baby he is very comfortable and happy with the sebmade products he is very active whole day as well skin is very soomth and soft he will refreshment when we repeat the body wash or soaps and now he glows with better and health skin. and still now baby is not got any infection on skin

Thank you sebmade we love the product's I'll suggest my friends to use sebmade products for baby's...
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What pH Value One Should Look For While Choosing a Baby Care Product?
When a baby is born the skin pH is 7 unlike adult's healthy skin which has a pH of 5.5. Moreover, the baby’s skin is 20% thinner and very delicate hence needs specialized care. Using alkaline baby skin and hair care products with a pH >7 even if they are natural can damage the protective barrier, leading to skin dryness and roughness and might lead to increase in skin infections.Tell us what do you think about using pH 5.5 products for your baby's healthy skin.Gratification - 3 Lucky Winners to get a SebaMed Gift Hamper worth Rs. 800
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