Little Etoile Care Nourishing Lotion (0+ Months)

A well-absorbed nourishing lotion to hydrate and calm sensitive skin​.

ShineOn BlendTM & 6 nourishing oils to combat dry skin & support the skin’s natural protective barrier

Hypoallergenic, Skin-Safe & Tears-be-Gone formula certified by external accredited laboratory clinical testing

Skin-age-appropriate formulation, pH balanced for infant skin development

No hidden toxins

Tears-be-Gone & Skin-Safe formulation: certified by clinical dermal sensitivity & eye safety testing

Ingredients:

Aqua, ShineOn BlendTM [Glycerin, Panthenol, Cucumis sativus Fruit Extract], Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Cetearyl Alcohol & Ceteareth 20, Tapioca Starch, Dimethicone, Cetyl Alcohol

Ingredient Information

ShineOn Blend of Glycerin, Provitamin B5 (Panthenol) and Cucumber integrate to nourish and sooth dry, irritated skin, such as around the nappy line, legs and bottom areas​

Botanical oils (Coconut, Crambe, Jojoba, Olive, Apricot, Rosehip & Sunflower) that provide Omega-class oils to keep the skin nourished, and protect the skin barrier as it becomes strengthened during the first year

Free from:

Parabens​

Phthalates​

PEGs​

Sulphates (SLS or SLES)​

BHT & BHA​

Chlorine​

Benzalkonium Chloride​

Formaldehyde​

Phenols​

Mineral Oils​​

Suitable For:

Newborn skin​

Delicate skin​

Sensitive skin​

Before or after swimming​

After shower/ bath/ shave or exfoliation​

Dry skin

SAFETY TESTING

Clinical report on skin safety

Little Étoile Nourishing Lotion was shown to be safe on sensitive skin in a study conducted by an accredited dermatology clinic on 54 Australian subjects. It showed no signs of skin irritation (score of 0/4 on a skin irritation scale) after contact with upper arm skin over 24 hrs, compared to distilled water.

Reference: Ozderm Pty Ltd. 20230914, protocol MBC01, pp1-23

Clinical Lab Report for eye safety

In a clinical laboratory study conducted by an OECD accredited testing facility in Europe, Little Étoile Care SWIMPROTECT 2-In-1 was shown to be safe for human eyes, measured to be within the acceptable range (average of 6.9/80 on a damage scale).

Reference: Eurofins Dermatest. IR02p148(1), 20231031