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THE BASICS OF BATHING YOUR BABY

Bath time is a wonderful opportunity to strengthen your relationship with your child. Additionally, your baby's general health depends on it. As a new mom, bathing your infant might seem like an intimidating process even when everything is planned out perfectly. Baby baths are definitely a tall order—handling your slippery baby with the utmost care, selecting the appropriate bathing products, and ensuring that your baby is not only comfortable but really likes the bath. However, becoming familiar with the fundamentals of baby bathing might make you feel at ease and ready. We've developed a list of simple solutions to all your infant bath concerns:

When should I begin bathing my infant? The World Health Organisation advises delaying your baby's first bath for at least 24 hours for a number of reasons. Bathing your infant too soon can disrupt important mother-child interactions and skin-to-skin care, impact their blood sugar and body temperature, and dry up their sensitive skin.

Which bath—a sponge bath or a conventional bath—is best for my baby? Until the umbilical stump has dried and detached, which can take one to three weeks, sponge showers are advised for infants. After this time, you can begin giving your infant regular baths.

How frequently should a newborn be bathed? Baby bathing is only necessary twice or three times a week. They don't typically take up a lot of dirt because of their restricted mobility. Therefore, as long as the diaper area and skin crevices are frequently cleaned, there is no need for a daily bath. Additionally, frequent bathing can dry up your baby's tender skin. It's better to hold off on taking your baby daily baths until they are old enough to move about and play on the ground!

Of course, you should go ahead and bathe your infant if you truly believe it is necessary for calmness or cleanliness.

Choose a tranquil moment for both you and your infant. Schedule a bath whenever you both feel comfortable throughout the day. Your ability to be more present and strengthen your relationship with your child will both benefit from your mental state of calm. Baby will respond and enjoy the bath more if they are calm. If your child has recently eaten, is hungry, or is irritable, postpone the bath! Baby baths can also help establish a schedule for your child, so you might try bathing your child at the same time each day to see if it works for your child.

Select the appropriate shampoo and cleansers for babies. Your baby's skin readily loses moisture, making infant baths a drying experience. Therefore, be careful to get your infant a gentle cleanser and shampoo made with safe components that won't harm their skin or hair. Of course, a formulation without tears is essential. Natural ingredients enriched in CITTA's harsh chemical-free baby shampoo and natural foaming baby wash gently cleanse your baby's skin and hair while preventing dryness.

Keep the water and room at the proper temperatures. You must keep the water warm while giving your infant a bath since their bodies are still learning to adjust to temperature variations. It is advised to bathe your kid in lukewarm water rather than boiling water. Hot water baths could appear attractive, but in the worst circumstances, they can be exceedingly dehydrating and even scorching. Babies should bathe in water that is between 37 and 38 degrees Celsius.

Security first When showering your infant, be careful to maintain one hand on the child at all times. If you're utilising a changing table as a bath area, you might also want to employ a safety strap. Before putting your infant on a hard surface for a sponge wash, cover it with a soft cloth. When giving your infant a regular bath, make sure that the water is not deeper than 5 cm and that your baby's head is always above the surface. Finally, never leave your child unattended in the bathtub, even for a little period of time.

With these baby bath fundamentals, we hope you'll feel ready to bathe your child in a way that both of you will enjoy. Enjoy your bath!

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CITTA - Gentle Foaming Baby Shampoo

The CITTA Gentle Foaming Baby Shampoo don't let your baby to tear, which naturally foams, hydrates, moisturizes and conditions the hair, making it soft and easy to manage. Enriched with the goodness of Coconut oil, Almond oil, Olive oil & Oats, this Natural Baby Shampoo cleanses your baby's scalp without making it dry. Dermatologist Approved: No parabens, no sulphates, no silicones, no toxins, no allergens & cruelty-free

WHY CHOOSE CITTA'S BABY SHAMPOO?

🌿 No tears formula 🌿 Cleanses gently 🌿 Blend of Coconut, Almond and Olive oil along with Oat kernel flour provides deep moisturization & nourishment. 🌿 Keeps hair soft 🌿 Non-drying Foaming for convenience 🌿 No dripping 🌿 Hydrates, moisturizes & conditions the hair 🌿 Restores skin barrier & protects hair from dehydration 🌿 Combination of Xylitylglucoside, Anhydroxylitol, Xylitol provides hydration

INGREDIENTS

Aqua, Sodium Lauryl Glucose Carboxylate, Lauryl Glucoside, Decyl Glucoside, Cocamidopropyl betaine, Glycerin, Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate, Xylitylglucoside anhydroxylitol, xylitol, Sodium Cocoyl Apple Amino Acids, Phenoxyethanol, Triethylene glycol, Betaine, Acetamide MEA, Hydrolyzed Keratin, Panthenol, Glycerin Sorbitol Sodium Cocoyl Collagen Amino Acids, Cocoyl Sarcosine, Wheat Germ Acid, Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil, Polysorbate 20,Linoleic Acid Linolenic Acid, Tocopherol, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Tocopheryl, Acetate, Polysorbate 80, Hydrolyzed Glycosaminoglycans, Fragrance, Citric acid, Sodium Gluconate, Avina Sativa (Oat) Kemel Flour, Cocous Nucifera (Coconut) oil, Prunus Amygdalus Dulas (Sweet Almond) Oil Olea europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil

Let your baby explore the beautiful texture & foam of shampoo with no tear formula unlike cleansers which may leave hair dry and deplete of hydration, the CITTA Gentle Foaming Baby Shampoo is a natural formulation made with oils and oat silk. It will cleanse, condition, and leave your baby’s beautiful tresses glossy and fresh.

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BEST NATURAL ALTERNATIVES OF TALC FOR BABY POWDERS

Talc is the softest known mineral on earth mined from rock deposits. Finely ground Talc powder is known to absorb moisture, reduce odours, and cut down friction. Due to these properties, Talc has been a common ingredient in Talcum Powders and many other cosmetic products for a long time.

But talc has also been linked to several serious illnesses, such as Lung Cancer, Mesothelioma, and Ovarian Cancer. While further studies are necessary to conclusively determine the detrimental effects of Talc, experts advise against using Talc-based products.

If talc is harmful to our health, what are its safer alternatives? We have researched the best natural and safe alternatives to talc to help you:

Corn Starch: Corn Starch or Corn Flour is the starch obtained from the grains of corn. It absorbs moisture well, which makes it a good replacement for Talc. Corn Starch particles are bigger than Talc particles, which makes it difficult to be inhaled by babies (unless an excessive amount is applied to the baby) – which, again, makes it a better alternative.

Kaolin: Kaolin is a type of clay also known as Cosmetic Clay. It is a naturally absorbent material that is known to effectively absorb excess oil from the skin. It does not dry the skin out, but rather soothes it, which makes it suitable for use on sensitive skin.

Rice Starch: Rice starch is made by grounding rice grains into a fine powder. It was used as a cosmetic powder before talcum powders came into the markets. It is safe to use on the skin but has a tendency to cake, which is why it is generally avoided in powders.

Oat Kernel Flour: Oat Kernel Flour is loaded with the goodness of the soothing agent beta-glucan, skin-nourishing lipids, and moisturizing carbohydrates. This makes it a great ingredient for dry, irritated, inflamed, or eczema-prone skin; and a perfectly safe and natural alternative to Talc in Baby Powders.

Corn Starch, Oat Kernel Flour, and Kaolin clay are the safest natural alternatives to Talc in Baby Powders. They absorb excess moisture and oil from the baby’s skin while also soothing it.

CITTA’s Soothing Talc-Free Baby Powder provides you with the perfect blend of these natural ingredients so that your baby’s skin stays fresh all day. It is dermatologically approved and has a unique silky texture that soothes the baby’s skin. The Soothing Talc-Free Powder also prevents rashes and itchiness.

Next time you are buying a powder for your baby, remember to check the ingredient label carefully. Look for the alternatives we discussed above and make a safe choice.

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Redefining Raksha Bandhan Gifting: Surprise Your Sibling with a Misty Twist

Raksha Bandhan, the festival celebrates the timeless bond between brothers and sisters, is just around the corner. This occasion calls for something special—a thoughtful gift that conveys your love and care. This year, why not go beyond the ordinary and gift something that not only symbolizes your love but also pampers your sibling with the goodness of nature? Look no further than CITTA's Rose Mist and Hydrating Mist Combo, a perfect gift to encapsulate your emotions and offer a refreshing twist to your sibling's skincare routine.

The Science Behind the Elegance CITTA has ingeniously blended the wisdom of traditional skincare practices with modern scientific advancements to curate a range of natural mists that breathe life into dry, lacklustre skin. The combination of Damask Rose and Aloe Vera forms the heart of these mists, bringing forth a potent blend of rejuvenation, hydration, and relaxation.

Hydration and Refreshment in Every Spray Dry, dull, and tired skin? Not anymore. The Hydrating Mist, infused with the essence of Damask Rose and Aloe Vera, provides an instant burst of hydration. It revitalizes your skin, leaving it dewy and refreshed. Whether it's a hot summer day or a chilly winter evening, this mist is your go-to solution for that instant pick-me-up.

A Calming Embrace for Your Skin and Mood Raksha Bandhan is all about cherishing the bond with your sibling, and the Rose Mist takes it a step further. Its calming properties not only soothe your skin but also help uplift your mood. Spritz it on, close your eyes, and let the subtle calmness of Damask Rose transport you to a world of relaxation and tranquillity.

Anti-ageing and Anti-Microbial Goodness The Damask Rose, known for its anti-ageing properties, helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Aloe Vera, on the other hand, fights against microbes that can cause skin issues. The combination of these natural ingredients in CITTA's mists ensures your skin stays youthful and protected.

Pure Luxury, Toxin-Free What makes these mists even more delightful is that they are toxin-free. You won't find any harmful chemicals here, just pure, natural goodness for your skin. Dermatologist-approved, these mists are safe for all skin types and all genders. So, whether it's for your brother or sister, rest assured they can indulge in the luxury of these mists without worry.

A Perfect Duo for Siblings To make your Raksha Bandhan gift even more special, CITTA is offering a Buy 1 Get 1 offer so that you and your sibling can revel in the benefits of these rejuvenating mists. Imagine the joy of not just giving, but also receiving a gift that promises radiant skin and an uplifted mood. This shared experience deepens the bond between siblings, creating lasting memories that mirror the everlasting bond.

This Raksha Bandhan, go beyond the ordinary. Show your love and care with a gift that nourishes not only the skin but also the soul. CITTA's Rose Mist and Hydrating Mist Combo is the perfect expression of your affection. It's a gesture that says, "I want you to look and feel your best, always."

So, why wait? Make this Raksha Bandhan memorable with CITTA's natural mists. Gift your sibling a touch of luxury, a sprinkle of freshness, and a dash of love. Celebrate the bond that's as timeless as the Damask Rose and as nurturing as Aloe Vera.

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HOW TO TREAT HEAT RASH IN BABIES?

All around us, temperatures have begun to climb, signalling the height of summer. In addition to being generally exhausting, the intense heat and heavy perspiration can cause heat rash in infants. Both you and your baby may experience severe discomfort as a result of it.

The signs of heat rash? The most common symptom of heat rash, also known as miliaria rubra, prickly heat, or summer rash, is the appearance of red lumps on your skin. The signs of heat rash in your kid can vary depending on their skin type and can manifest in a variety of ways. Your baby's skin may become sensitive and inflamed from heat rash. Redness, itching, or a burning sensation are further signs. Any region of the body, including the face, can have a heat rash. However, the rash will typically develop where there is friction from body parts rubbing against one another or where your child's skin is rubbed by tight clothing. The most frequently afflicted places in infants are their inner thighs, neck folds, armpits, and elbow or knee creases. You should get medical help as soon as possible if you experience any other serious symptoms, such as fever, sore throat, pus, or an infected rash, or if the rash lasts for an extended period of time.

Summer Skincare Tips for your babies

Why do babies get heat rash from the sun? Sweat accumulating beneath the skin leads to heat rash. On hot, muggy days, sweat typically stays in touch with the skin for a long time, clogging the sweat ducts and causing a heat rash. This may occur if your baby is overdressed since the extra layers of clothing can prevent sweat from evaporating. Similarly, wearing clothing that is too tight or made of synthetic materials that are not breathable might result in discomfort.

How much time does heat rash last?

A baby is more susceptible to heat rash and other types of rashes because their skin cannot regulate temperatures as effectively as an adult's can and because it has a higher base temperature. However, a heat rash typically disappears on its own in 2 to 3 days. Your baby's heat rash might heal more quickly with the right care.

How can heat rash be treated? Your young child may be experiencing a heat rash, and there are treatments and home cures that might assist.

Take your infant to a cooler location. Making your infant a little more at ease by relocating him or her to a cooler location and allowing their overheated, sweaty skin to air-dry is the first step. This could refer to a room with air conditioning or one that is naturally well ventilated.

Dress your infant in loose-fitting, breathable, lightweight clothing. Wearing the right garments helps keep your kid cool and comfortable. Take off any further layers of clothing.

Use a cold compress to soothe the irritated skin. If the affected region is small, gently cool it down and relieve inflammation by dabbing a piece of cloth in cold water. If the affected area is sizable, you can think about taking a brief, unscented cold bath. You could use mild cleaners with no irritants, like Baby Wash.

Dust baby powder containing oatmeal over the afflicted area to relieve itchy skin and reduce inflammation in babies. To keep your baby's skin dry and irritation-free, dust the region that has developed a heat rash with baby powder containing oats and other naturally absorbent substances like corn starch. With the help of corn starch, oat kernel flour and kaolin, talc-free baby powder absorbs extra oil and moisture while also calming your baby's skin.

To reduce the rash, use medicated creams. Your baby's rash can be relieved using medicinal lotions that contain zinc oxide.

Avoid using detergents and skincare items that contain harsh chemicals. When your infant has a heat rash, their skin is very delicate. Therefore, you must use additional caution while applying any creams to their skin. Avoid using products that include harsh chemicals including sulphates, silicones, mineral oils, parabens, and allergies. If you're looking for mild skincare that won't bother your child's skin, you might want to check out the CITTA line of baby skincare products.

Heat rash can hurt and be quite uncomfortable for your infant. But it typically goes away on its own in a few days. Your infant can heal quickly with the use of natural treatments and the appropriate medical care. In addition, you can avoid heat rash by keeping your kid cool and well-hydrated. Wearing breathable clothing is another smart move. We hope that these pointers will help you get through your baby's heat rash outbreak.

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WHY YOU NEED HYDROLYZED RICE PROTEIN IN YOUR BABY CARE PRODUCTS

Have you ever pondered the reasons behind your baby's soft and priceless skin? A parent's greatest priority is to keep their child's skin soft, smooth, and healthy. Parents are continuously looking for safe and efficient baby care products to nourish and safeguard their child's sensitive skin. Hydrolyzed rice protein is one substance that has been gaining popularity and praise for its outstanding advantages. This marvel of nature provides a variety of advantages that can improve the health of your baby's skin and hair. What is hydrolyzed rice protein, precisely, and why is it so important for your baby's skincare routine?

Let's investigate this wonder element and how it can transform the way you take care of your infant.

What is rice protein hydrolyzed? Rice is the source of the potent natural substance hydrolyzed rice protein. Rice protein is hydrolyzed to create smaller molecules that are easier for the skin and hair to absorb and use. The outcome is a nutrient-rich, bioavailable substance that, when added to skincare and hair care products, offers a number of advantages.

Hydrolyzed rice protein is essential for skin and hair care Hydrolyzed rice protein has gained popularity in the skincare and hair care industries due to its many advantages. Natural humectants like this one attract moisture from the air and trap it into the skin or hair. It makes sure that the tender skin on your newborn stays hydrated and supple. Additionally, the amino acids in hydrolyzed rice protein help to maintain the skin's natural barrier function, protecting it from outside aggressors and halting moisture loss.

Benefits for Your Baby's Skin of Hydrolyzed Rice Protein The advantages of hydrolyzed rice protein for your baby's fragile and delicate skin are excellent. First off, since dryness and irritation are major concerns in newborn skincare, its capacity to retain moisture helps prevent them. It supports keeping the skin's pH balance at its ideal level, which is essential for avoiding inflammation and discomfort. The skin is shielded from environmental aggressors by a barrier made of hydrolyzed rice protein, keeping the skin supple and soft. Additionally, its calming effects help lessen redness and inflammation, which lowers the risk of rashes. This component also helps to retain the flexibility of your baby's skin by encouraging the creation of collagen, which benefits skin health overall.

Effectiveness of Rice Hydrolyzed Protein Hydrolyzed rice protein has been proven to be effective in skincare products by scientific studies. The skin's outer layers can be penetrated by it thanks to its molecular structure, which also encourages the synthesis of collagen while supplying moisture and nutrients to deeper layers of the skin. It promotes long-term skin health in addition to instant hydration. According to studies, hydrolyzed rice protein strengthens the skin's defence mechanisms and promotes a smoother, more luminous complexion.

Baby wash contains hydrolyzed rice protein. Hydrolyzed rice protein does wonders when added to baby wash products. It has a mild cleansing effect that eliminates pollutants effectively without removing the skin's natural oils. This is especially important for your baby's delicate skin because harsh cleansers might damage the skin's layer of protection. The clean, fed, and protected skin of your infant is made possible by hydrolyzed rice protein. Without causing irritation, it helps to wash and condition your baby's skin. It improves your baby's bathtime routine by offering a calming and nutritious experience.

Baby Wash Formulation by CITTA The hydrolyzed rice protein, coconut oil, and aloe vera in CITTA's natural baby wash make it a superb, risk-free option for your baby's skincare requirements. These organic components work in harmony to produce a blend that provides many benefits for your baby's skin.

Because of its well-known moisturising qualities, coconut oil guarantees that your baby's skin is cocooned in a protective layer of hydration and anti-inflammatory characteristics, ensuring that it remains rash-free and protected. Any redness or irritation that may develop is reduced with the aid of aloe vera, a tried-and-true natural ingredient recognised for its calming and healing properties. These components function synergistically with hydrolyzed rice protein to prevent rashes, wash and condition the baby's skin, and keep a healthy moisture balance even after bath time.

Every choice you make as a responsible parent counts, especially when it comes to the items you put on your child's sensitive skin. One brilliant example of how nature's marvels can be used for skincare advantages is hydrolyzed rice protein. It is a crucial component of any newborn care regimen due to its capacity to offer moisture, nutrition, and protection. You can go on a journey of compassionate care and make sure your baby's skin is as smooth and priceless as ever with CITTA's Tender Foaming Baby Wash, which is filled with hydrolyzed rice protein, coconut oil, and aloe vera. Your newborn deserves only the finest, after all.

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HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST BABY POWDER?

With summer getting hotter by the day, taking care of your baby’s sweaty skin becomes more important than ever. Baby powders can help. There are many available in the market today — how do you choose the best baby powder? What should you look for in a baby powder so that it works well for your baby’s unique skin conditions? If you are looking for answers to these questions, keep reading. 

Why is it important to use baby powder?

It is important to use baby powder for multiple reasons. A baby powder contains ingredients that absorb excess moisture and oil from your baby’s skin, which is crucial for preventing rashes such as heat rash. Heat rash is caused by moisture getting trapped on your baby’s skin. The sweat glands get blocked, and this results in a reddish rash that is usually warm to the touch and painful. Using baby powder helps prevent rashes. Other than that, the folds of your baby’s skin, such as neck creases, elbows, etc., are prone to accumulating excess moisture. Using baby powder in these areas reduces skin-to-skin friction and allows your baby to feel comfortable in every weather.

With summer getting hotter by the day, taking care of your baby’s sweaty skin becomes more important than ever. Baby powders can help. There are many available in the market today — how do you choose the best baby powder? What should you look for in a baby powder so that it works well for your baby’s unique skin conditions? If you are looking for answers to these questions, keep reading. 

Why is it important to use baby powder?

It is important to use baby powder for multiple reasons. A baby powder contains ingredients that absorb excess moisture and oil from your baby’s skin, which is crucial for preventing rashes such as heat rash. Heat rash is caused by moisture getting trapped on your baby’s skin. The sweat glands get blocked, and this results in a reddish rash that is usually warm to the touch and painful. Using baby powder helps prevent rashes. Other than that, the folds of your baby’s skin, such as neck creases, elbows, etc., are prone to accumulating excess moisture. Using baby powder in these areas reduces skin-to-skin friction and allows your baby to feel comfortable in every weather.

What to look for while choosing a baby powder?

Choosing the right baby powder is important to gain maximum benefits. Here are a few things to look for in a good baby powder:

Talc-free formula: Talc is a harmful ingredient for your baby’s and your health as well. It is used to absorb moisture and reduce friction in many baby powders, but it can be contaminated with asbestos, which is known to be a cancer-causing chemical. To avoid any detrimental effects, look for safe, talc-free baby powders.

Natural, safe ingredients: If you are wondering how will a baby powder be effective if it doesn’t contain talc, the answer is naturally absorbent ingredients. Ingredients like Corn Starch, which is a household staple in Indian homes, efficiently absorb moisture and excess oil from your baby’s skin. Oat Kernel Flour and Kaolin are also natural and safe ingredients that not only absorb excess moisture and oil from the skin but also soothe irritated skin with their natural antioxidants. CITTA’s Soothing Baby Powder is made with these very ingredients to keep your baby’s skin sweat-free and prevent rashes naturally.

Free from harsh chemicals: This is an important consideration for all baby skincare products. Babies have delicate skin which is more prone to irritation and infections. Look for a baby powder that is free of harsh chemicals like parabens, sulphates, silicones, mineral oils, toxins, and allergens that can potentially irritate your little one’s skin.

Fine texture: A good baby powder should easily glide on your baby’s skin. Look for a fine texture.

Dermatologically tested and approved: Ensure that the baby powder you choose is dermatologically tested and approved as safe for babies. When it comes to your baby, you should only trust brands that follow stringent testing procedures, like CITTA. Our products are formulated after extensive research and undergo multiple tests to ensure maximum safety for your baby’s skin. They are made with ethically sourced natural ingredients and manufactured in a hygienic environment with rigorous quality checks.

Which baby powder is best for babies?

Considering the above criteria, the best baby powder is talc-free, natural, free from harsh chemicals, dermatologically tested, and has a fine texture that glides easily on the skin. CITTA’s Soothing Talc-Free Powder is a great option.

How should I use baby powder? And how much?

Many people are unaware of the correct usage of baby powder. Here are a few pointers to help you use baby powder correctly for your little one:

Do not apply directly onto your baby’s skin: Sprinkle a little baby powder on your palm, away from your baby’s face, and then apply gently onto your baby’s skin. Baby powder contains fine particles which could otherwise be ingested by your little one.

Use sparingly: Use only a small quantity of powder at a time, as necessary. If you apply too much baby powder, the excess will fall off your baby’s skin anyway. Also, there are chances that the baby powder may accumulate in your baby’s skin folds if applied in large quantities, which might irritate your baby’s skin.

Do not apply baby powder on your baby’s face: Apply only in areas with the maximum accumulation of moisture, like folds of the skin, neck creases, armpits, elbow creases, and back of the knees. Applying baby powder on your baby’s face can again lead to the ingestion of fine particles, which can cause health issues in your baby such as breathing difficulties and lung damage.

Keep the baby powder away from your baby’s reach to avoid ingestion

Is baby powder safe for newborns?

With a major baby care brand being sued over the safety of their baby powder, many parents are worrying if baby powders are safe for their little ones. Talc-free, toxin-free, and dermatologist-approved baby powders are safe for newborns. The correct usage of a baby powder is also an important factor that determines the safety of a baby powder. At CITTA, we take extra efforts to ensure that our baby powder formula is gentle and safe for newborns. Since our baby powder contains Corn Starch, which has larger particles than talc, it also reduces the risk of ingestion, while being equally effective as a talc-based powder at absorbing excess moisture and oil from your baby’s skin. Oat Kernel Flour and Kaolin in CITTA’s Baby Powder add the extra benefits of soothing your baby’s skin and protecting it against rashes.

Choosing the correct baby powder can feel like an overwhelming task with so many options in the market. But if you read the product labels carefully, and make the considerations listed in this article, you can choose a baby powder that is safe and effective for your baby.

Also Read:

BEST NATURAL ALTERNATIVES OF TALC FOR BABY POWDERS

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HOW TO PREVENT ALLERGIES IN NEWBORNS.

How does allergen-free work? You will frequently hear the terms "allergy-free products" or "organic skincare" whether you are shopping for skincare items in a drugstore, cosmetics store, or online store. Despite the fact that these tags are not unique, they have a higher level of consumer appeal. These basics for both adult and baby skincare are being produced and marketed by brands on their own initiative. What does this tag, nevertheless, actually mean? The term "allergen-free" simply means that no components that could cause an allergic reaction were used in the production of the product. Unfortunately, there is a lack of allergy knowledge and much less evidence of severe allergic tendencies in India.

Let us first understand what “allergy” and “allergic reaction” mean. “The term ‘allergy’ was coined by Clemens von Pirquet in 1906 to call attention to the unusual propensity of some individuals to develop signs and symptoms of reactivity, or ‘hypersensitivity reactions’, when exposed to certain substances” (Galli et al., 2008). These substances referred to are called “allergens”, which cause these inflammatory reactions, which are also known to be “abnormal adaptive immune responses” (Galli et al., 2008).

Allergies are usually caused by three categories of allergens:

Food-based allergies Contact-based allergies Inhalation-based allergies