Boti Baby Bath and Post-Bath Moisturizing Lotion leaves your baby's skin hydrated, protected from dryness, soft, fragrant and with that irresistible desire to fill it with kisses.
Easy to spread and quickly absorbed, it is formulated to be used from head to toe, during the shower and after showering.
Safe from the first days of life, it forms a protective layer that strengthens the natural barrier of baby's delicate skin with an even safer fragrance and gentler ingredients.
Discover more benefits:
- Tested, approved and recommended by pediatricians and dermatologists.
- With 96% ingredients of natural origin.
- Hypoallergenic.
- Prolonged hydration.
- Insurance from the first days of life
- Can be used on the face and body.
- Soft and safe scent
- Fragrance developed especially for baby's delicate skin
- 0% ethyl alcohol, dyes and silicones.
- Refillable packaging, for even more affection, care and protection in everyday life.
Safe from the first days of life, the new formula of this baby moisturizer features two exclusive technologies:
Baby Safe Technology: exclusive and formulated with soothing and strengthening ingredients for baby's skin. Strengthens the skin's natural barrier, keeping it hydrated and protected from dryness
Boti Baby Skin: innovative 3D in vitro skin that simulates the skin of a newborn baby. Developed by Grupo Boticário especially to test and ensure the effectiveness of Baby Safe Technology
Cruelty Free & Vegan.
Boti Baby Bath and Post-Bath Moisturizing Lotion 200ml
Water; Glycerol; Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride; Cetostearyl alcohol; Butyrospermum Parkii Butter; Nicotinamide; Vegetable oil; Glyceryl Monostearate; Perfume; Allantoin; Phenoxyethanol; Carbomer; Hyetellosis; Sodium Gluconate; Sodium benzoate; Sodium Hydroxide; Potassium Sorbate; Codium Fragile/Enteromorpha Compressa Extract; Almond oil; Lactic acid; Hydrolyzed Caesalpinia Spinosa Gum; Caesalpinia Spinosa Gum; Rheum Rhaponticum Palmitoyl Root Extract; Dibasic Sodium Phosphate; Polysorbate 60; Monobasic Sodium Phosphate; Tocopherol.
