{"id":1498,"date":"2013-09-27T12:50:25","date_gmt":"2013-09-27T12:50:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.theparentsocial.com\/?p=1498"},"modified":"2020-04-17T11:53:14","modified_gmt":"2020-04-17T11:53:14","slug":"eco-organic-baby-shampoo","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.theparentsocial.com\/eco-organic-baby-shampoo\/","title":{"rendered":"Eco-organic Baby Shampoo & Conditioner – Estelle & Thild"},"content":{"rendered":"

My dad came back from Italy the other week armed with four bottles of Chicco<\/a> \u2018senza lacrime\u2019 (no tears) baby shampoo, as I can\u2019t get it in the UK. I love it as it leaves the childrens\u2019 hair smelling beautiful.<\/p>\n

A week after his return I was sent some samples from Swedish eco-organic skincare brand Estelle & Thild<\/a>: a baby shampoo and conditioner from its Baby & Child Collection. So, I have been using its baby shampoo instead of Chicco for the purposes of this review. <\/b><\/p>\n

Baby shampoo and conditioner<\/h2>\n

Like the Green People brand (see review here<\/a>), this range was also developed by a mum, and was inspired by the baby soft skin of her children (Estelle and Mathilde). The Baby & Child range is certified organic and100% free from perfume and fragrance oils, which often cause irritation and allergies. This means they are fantastic for babies and children with even very sensitive skin.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m quite a sucker for packaging and my first thought was how gorgeous the two products looked. They would make a wonderful gift.<\/p>\n

The shampoo lathers up beautifully. It is \u00a313.80 for 200ml, but I did find you needed a lot less than with any other shampoos I\u2019ve used, so you can apply sparingly. I asked whether it was ok if it got into the kids\u2019 eyes and was advised\u00a0 – like with most products – to avoid the eye area. It\u2019s not actually billed as a \u2018no tears\u2019 formula. With three of them thrashing about in the tub it did end up in their eyes, but we had no stinging issues as the product is so mild and gentle. It rinsed out well and left their hair looking shiny.<\/p>\n

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My eldest daughter\u2019s hair has only just got to the length where it requires conditioner, so I have no brand loyalty as yet. The Estelle and Thild conditioner is \u00a314.70 for 150ml, but again you only need the smallest amount; a lot less than the other brands we have tried so far. It leaves Sofia\u2019s hair wonderfully soft and manageable. I have also used it on my own hair and was very happy with the results. The conditioner has quite a thick consistency, which is very nice but makes it a bit difficult to get out of the bottle even when it\u2019s full. Like the shampoo, it rinses out well and doesn\u2019t weigh the hair down.<\/p>\n

I have to say I miss not having any fragrance. This is a very personal preference and if you have children with sensitive skin this product is going to win hands down over something that has a nice fragrance but uses chemicals to achieve it.<\/p>\n

In addition to the Baby & Child Collection, the company also produces a number of other ranges. I will certainly be checking out their Rose Otto – Age prevent one!<\/p>\n

View the whole collection at: Naturisimo<\/a>.<\/p>\n


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My dad came back from Italy the other week armed with four bottles of Chicco \u2018senza lacrime\u2019 (no tears) baby shampoo, as I can\u2019t get it in the UK. I love it as it leaves the childrens\u2019 hair smelling beautiful. A week after his return I was sent some samples from Swedish eco-organic skincare brand<\/p>\n

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