Nourishing Baby Wash Day Set

Gentle wash and scalp oil for new hair and a dry, flaky scalp. Newborn and up.

• Gentle from day one: A mild wash for hair and body that never strips a brand-new scalp.
• A healthy-looking scalp: A few drops of oil nourish dry, flaky spots between washes.
• Wash, then oil: Two bottles for the whole bath: wash head to toe, then oil the scalp.
• Made by a mom, for her daughter: Courtney, a licensed esthetician, made it for Cristina. Every ingredient listed.

Who it's for

For newborns and babies with a dry or flaky scalp who need a simple two-step bath.

How to use

1. Wash: Lather a small amount into wet hair and skin, then rinse.
2. Oil: Warm a few drops in your palms and massage into the scalp. Leave it in.

Tip: On dry, flaky spots, oil first: a few drops 15 minutes before the bath, then wash.

What's inside

Baby Shampoo and Body Wash. One gentle wash for new hair and skin, from the very first bath.

• Shea butter: adds moisture while it cleans
• Coconut: a gentle, creamy lather

Hair and Scalp Oil. A few drops nourish a dry, flaky scalp and soften flakes so they lift away in the wash.

• Avocado oil: nourishes a dry scalp
• Rice bran oil: a light sheen on curls

Baby wash and scalp oil set for a dry, flaky scalp

For a newborn or baby with a dry or flaky scalp, the Cristina's Curls Nourishing Baby Wash Day Set is gentle care in two steps: one wash for hair and skin, then a few drops of oil massaged into the scalp.

Baby curls start at the scalp. In the first year a scalp can dry out and flake fast. The Baby Shampoo and Body Wash cleans hair and skin with shea butter and coconut, without stripping. The Hair and Scalp Oil nourishes the scalp with avocado and rice bran oil, and on flaky days a few drops before the bath soften flakes so they lift away in the wash. Together they're the oil-and-wash pair in Courtney's cradle cap routine.

The set works on waves, curls and coils, including biracial babies' hair. Two or three baths a week is plenty for most babies, with a few drops of oil on the days in between. Courtney Smith, a mom and licensed esthetician, made the line for her own daughter, Cristina, and more than 70,000 families now use it. Two bottles cover the whole bath.