Itchy Baby Co.
Natural Scalp Oil 100ml
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Specifically designed to hydrate, protect and nourish your precious little one’s scalp.
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Description
The scalp requires a different approach to the rest of your child’s skin, which is why we developed this special combination of oat extract, coconut and calendula oils. Each of these ingredients are proven to soften, soothe and moisturise your baby’s scalp. They also work together to reduce flaking and stop that frustrating cradle cap.
Ingredients
Fractionated coconut oil (caprylic/capric triglyceride), natural oat kernel (avena sativa) extract, organic calendula flowers (calendula officinalis), organic sunflower (heliantus annus) oil
How to Use
Use a gentle shampoo to cleanse your baby’s hair and scalp. Massage oil into the scalp at night; our Natural Scalp Oil has oat extract and coconut. These two natural ingredients have soothing properties which aid in preventing flakiness on the scalp skin. The next morning, make a mixture of our Natural Bath Soak by mixing two spoonful of oatmeal bath soak powder with lukewarm water (enough for baby baths) and use this to cleanse the scalp. Then gently use a soft-bristled toothbrush to lift the flakes and crusts. Continue this process until the scalp is clear and start this process again if the cradle cap reappears. If your baby’s cradle cap still isn’t improving, you should see your healthcare professional.
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