HimalayaGentle Baby Bath, Gentle, Non-Irritating Cleanser for Nourishing Your Baby’s Skin, 13.53 oz

This is an amazing soap!! Easy on their eyes. Has a very mild, lovely scent. No dyes. Feels like a quality soap when you apply it. Have and will buy again!

I love that this baby bath is all natural and gets you clean still. There's no added harmful ingredients. It's for sensitive skin. It smells good, it looks good and you get a great value. There was no leakage when shipped. This is the best that I have found. I use the baby bath, shampoo and lotion.

Smell is so light and decent..makes baby skin soft

Love this product. It’s gentle in the skin.

UPDATED REVIEW:My son arrived 9/6. After his belly button and circumcision healed we have him his first real bath. Since then he gets like two baths a week. After using this the first couple times I noticed flaky patches of skin on his feet, hands, and head/face. All other body areas were fine. I intermittently used J&J baby shampoo instead and felt like there was a little improvement and not as much dry skin afterwards. Since going BACK to this product to confirm its trying him out, his last bath dried him out the worst yet. His head was all okay and gross. I like this wash too, and it smells nice, came with three bottles, and was well priced. It is advertised as being gentle and and generally chemical free. I just am not sure it is moisturizing enough to replace the baby's natural oils that get washed away with baths. I don't frequently bath him, and I also use Cetaphil lotion, so he is definitely treated with other moisturizers too. If it wasn't such an obvious result immediately after bathing, I would probably blame something else, but I think it is this baby wash. :( Sucks bc now I have three bottles lol.. It isn't HORRIBLE, and I supposed Icould keep using it, and just make sure I go hard with the moisturizer afterwards. Just thought I would update now that I've actually used it on him. I like this stuff too, so its a bummer for sure, but perhaps my son just has sensitive skin. I have very olive skin, and he took after his Irish dad, so Im pretty sure if he'd gotten my Italian skin this wouldn't be happening.My baby boy is not here yet, (Sept), but we are stocking up the areas of use, such as bathroom. I generally like the Cetaphil soaps or body wash, but I figured I'd go for this and try it out when the time comes. I like that its a free and clear type of wash. Our last son had very sensitive skin, so we are assuming this next little boy will as well, and even if he doesn't, this kind of wash is still good to use.The bottles are definitely smaller than I was expecting, but Im pretty sure everything on Amazon is small than we were expecting, huh. Especially for the price- I got these for $9.99 at the time. I can't attest to their efficacy or treatment of skin, bc the baby's not here yet, but getting three bottles is helpful and I anticipate them lasting a decent while. Sorry I have no picture, but I estimate the bottles to be about the size of thumb and middle fingers extended outwards as far as they can go. At least on my hands lol. I am short with small hands, maybe about 7". I don't know why but in my head I saw bottles more the size of a Pantene shampoo bottle. Even so, looking forward to using it! Will update..

Tha t baby lotion is so very good

I liked the consistency of the product and it seems like it works just fine. The thing I couldn't get over was the scent. It's not a bad smell, but it smells excatly like most dog shampoos I've used over the years. I couldn't get over my toddler reminding me of wet dog every time I smelled him; and it was a smell that lingered for a long time.

I ordered this to use as a wash for my eyelash extensions. I just add water and put it in my foaming bottle. It smells great and doesn't burn my eyes. Will definitely buy again