Early Days™ Baby Wash

TINY BOTANICALS LTD

£14

Clean skin. Soft skin. From the very first bath. Suitable from birth · 250ml A gentle, low-foam daily wash for newborns, babies and sensitive skin. Cleanses hair and body without leaving delicate skin feeling stripped. Both Early Days products are suitable from birth. What makes it useful Gentle glucoside cleansers lift everyday mess from hair and skin. One low-foam bottle for hair, body and bath. Glycerin attracts moisture; squalane softens skin. Calendula, mangosteen and pomegranate complement this fragrance-free, pH-balanced rinse-off formula. 78.38% certified organic ingredients · 99.74% n

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Registered at Companies House as TINY BOTANICALS LTD, number 16962317. Checked 2026-08-29.
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