Monday, September 19, 2011

Review: Nurture My Body Baby Shampoo and Body Wash

Shower gels and body washes are everywhere, but it can be difficult to find natural versions with the proper consistencies. Most are too thin and many do not lather properly. I love applying these shower products on a recycled plastic loofah, so I prefer thick gels that form a rich lather. Nurture My Body makes a great shampoo and body wash for babies that also works well for adults.


Pros:
  • Pleasant, fruity frangrance (suitable for adults and children)
  • Great gel consistency
  • A little goes a long way
  • Lathers well
  • Recycable packaging
  • Multi-tasking product
  • Pump dispenser makes it easy to use only what you need
Cons:
  • Price can be a bit high, especially if adding shipping
Summary:
I love the fruity fragrance of this baby shampoo and body wash and found it to be the perfect consistency. One bottle will last a long time. The convenience of using it as a shampoo is also nice, though I would recommend transferring some to a travel-sized bottle as the glass may get heavy to carry around. There are many great natural ingredients (including several that are certified organic), and it's one of the safest products on the market. My only suggestion is to lower the price to make it more affordable, especially for those ordering through the mail.

Also available through Amazon.com.

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