Natural baby oil is made for sensitive baby skin.
Caring for a baby is a gentle ritual full of love, trust and closeness. That is precisely why the products we use on children’s skin should be as pure, safe and mild as possible – just like the baby itself.
That is why today I am bringing you a simple recipe for a natural baby oil from the formulator Simona Sedláková.
About this recipe
This quick guide to natural baby oil was created by our excellent creator and formulator Simona Sedláková on her blog. The recipe is ideal for sensitive children’s skin and for babies’ skin.
It is composed of carefully selected oils full of nourishment and softness – no chemicals, no fragrance, just pure nature in its natural form.
Why a natural oil
- Pure nature
No chemicals, no fragrance – just pure nature in its natural form.
- For sensitive skin
The recipe is ideal for sensitive children’s skin and for babies’ skin.
- Nourishment and softness
It is composed of carefully selected oils full of nourishment and softness.
- Protection against irritation
The selected oils protect the skin against irritation.
Product properties
Key ingredients in the recipe
The oil gets its nourishment and softness from four carefully selected plant oils, complemented by vitamin E and bisabolol. Simona covers the significance of each raw material, and all the benefits for which they were chosen specifically as the ingredients of this baby oil, in detail at the end of her original article.
The recipe (100 g)
To prepare 100 g of baby oil we will need:
| Phase / ingredient | Content in % | Per 100 g |
|---|---|---|
| Oil phase | ||
| Apricot oil | 35% | 35 g |
| Calendula macerate | 25% | 25 g |
| Rice bran oil | 22% | 22 g |
| Evening primrose oil | 15% | 15 g |
| Active ingredients | ||
| Vitamin E | 2% | 2 g |
| Bisabolol | 1% | 1 g |
With this batch size the percentages in the table are equal to grams, so you simply weigh out the grams.
Where to find the full method
Our excellent creator and formulator Simona Sedláková created this quick guide to natural baby oil on her blog. You can find the whole procedure, including detailed photos and a step-by-step breakdown, in her original blog post.
Tip: after the procedure at the end of the article, the significance of each raw material is also described, along with all the benefits for which they were chosen specifically as the ingredients of this baby oil.
Conclusion and thanks
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You will find the apricot, calendula, rice bran and evening primrose oils from this recipe in the plant oils category.
