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What pH Value One Should Look For While Choosing a Baby Care Product?

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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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Swarnali kundu Mom of 2 children 3 years ago
5.5
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Kulamani Nayak Guardian of a 3 yr 8 m old boy 3 years ago
pH value 5.5
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S n mouniga Trying To Conceive 3 years ago
nice product
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Sainath Mahajan Father of a 3 yr 1 m old boy 3 years ago
PH value 5.5
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ananya 3 years ago
It is the ideal PH for babies skin
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Akansha Guardian of a 5 yr 6 m old girl 3 years ago
5.5 ph level
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Gonzalo Cardoza Father of a 5 yr 4 m old boy 3 years ago
babies body ph balance is 5.5 and since day 5 we are using sebamed baby products range for our baby after doctors recommendation and he is now 2.5 years old and I must say we are happy with it. Thank you Sebamed for our keeping our babies skin healthy till date. 🙏😊
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Shahnaz Saiyad Trying To Conceive 3 years ago
pH Value 5.5
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Jeevan Raffal John Father of 2 children 3 years ago
We have to be very careful when it comes to usage of Soaps, shampoos and other creams on baby skin since it's very sensitive and will react very easily. So choosing the required product and its pH value is very very important. So standard pH value preferred for baby skin is 5.5 and will avoid unnecessary risk of getting itching issues and other allergies. I am regular user of sebamed products and I am very much satisfied with it. For adults also, sebamed products are really effective.
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Jeevan Raffal John Father of 2 children 3 years ago
We have to be very careful when it comes to usage of Soaps, shampoos and other creams on baby skin since it's very sensitive and will react very easily. So choosing the required product and its pH value is very very important. So standard pH value preferred for baby skin is 5.5 and will avoid unnecessary risk of getting itching issues and other allergies. I am regular user of sebamed products and I am very much satisfied with it. For adults also, sebamed products are really effective.
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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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