Give delicate skin a gentle cleanse with Baby Dove Derma Care Soothing Baby Wash. Made with colloidal oatmeal, this fragrance free wash helps retain moisture during bath time, leaving baby's skin feeling cared for without added scent.

Moisturizing cleansing care
Designed for sensitive baby skin, this soothing wash provides gentle cleansing while helping prevent moisture loss and dryness. Its tear free formula brings comfortable care to your baby's bathing routine.

Formula and size
Cream baby body wash in a pump bottle. Fragrance free. Includes one 13 fl oz bottle.

Skin type and care needs
Designed for sensitive and eczema prone baby skin. Described as gentle enough for newborn skin. This listing presents the product as a moisturizing cleanser, not a cure for eczema or a replacement for prescribed care.

Key benefits
Gently cleanses delicate baby skin.
Helps retain moisture and reduce dryness during cleansing.
Colloidal oatmeal supports soothing bath care.
Fragrance free and tear free.
Can also be used as a handwash, according to the supplied product information.

Highlighted ingredients
Colloidal oatmeal and glycerin are highlighted in the supplied product information. Dove describes the formula as made with 100% skin natural nutrients, meaning nutrients identical to those naturally found in skin. This does not mean the entire formula is 100% natural.

Product callouts
Made without parabens, phthalates, sulfates, dyes, fragrance or steroids. The supplied product information identifies this as accepted by the National Eczema Association.

Ingredients
A complete ingredient list and individual ingredient concentrations were not supplied. Refer to the bottle for the current ingredient list before use.

How to use
Follow the bottle's directions. Gently lather onto wet skin, taking care around the face, then rinse thoroughly.

Care notes
For external use. Always supervise your baby during bathing. Follow all package warnings and stop use if irritation occurs. Tear free does not mean the wash should be placed directly in the eyes. Ask your baby's healthcare professional about persistent irritation or eczema concerns.