Sebamed Baby Cleansing Bar 100G

Overview & Mechanism of Action

• Sebamed Baby Cleansing Bar ($100\text{g}$ solid dermatological cleansing bar engineered for sensitive pediatric skin) promotes skin barrier maturation and gentle hygiene:
• $\text{pH } 5.5$ Acid Mantle Stabilization: Matches the natural biological acidity ($\text{pH } 5.5$) of healthy skin, accelerating the development of the cutaneous acid mantle that protects against pathogenic microbial colonization and environmental desiccation.
• Soap-Free Sugar Tenside Complex: Replaces alkaline soaps with a mild, bio-degradable sugar-based surfactant complex combined with wheat germ oil and amino acids to lift impurities while preserving epidermal lipids.
• Soothing Botanical & Vitamin Matrix: Enriched with Chamomile extract (Recutita matricaria) and Panthenol (Pro-Vitamin B5) to reduce redness, soothe skin inflammation, and stimulate natural epithelial tissue recovery.

Clinical Indications & Uses

• Sebamed Baby Cleansing Bar 100g is indicated for:
• Daily bath-time cleansing of delicate, sensitive, or dry skin in newborns, infants, toddlers, and young children
• Supportive dermatological care for pediatric atopic eczema, cradle cap, contact dermatitis, and diaper area sensitivity
• Soap-free hygiene for children and adults with high skin reactivity or alkaline soap intolerance

Usage Guidance & Safety Precautions

Administration:

• Moisten baby's skin with warm water. Rub the cleansing bar between wet hands to create a mild, creamy foam. Gently apply the foam to the face and body. Rinse thoroughly with warm water and gently pat dry with a soft towel.

Recommended Frequency:

• Use daily during bath time or as needed for hands and face.

Precautions & Warnings:

• For external dermatological use only. Avoid direct contact with eyes; if contact occurs, rinse immediately with clean water. Discontinue use if signs of localized irritation or allergic rash appear. Store in a dry soap dish below $25^\circ\text{C}$ to prevent premature softening of the bar. Keep out of reach of unsupervised children.