Skin care for children
There are few things more beautiful than a baby's soft skin, but precisely because baby skin is so delicate, it requires extra attention to avoid dryness and other skin problems. Baby skin loses moisture twice as fast as adult skin, and since it is also thinner, it is less resistant to microorganisms. To keep baby's skin healthy and soft, it is best to do as little as possible to it. If the skin is not visibly dirty, soap and shampoo are unnecessary - a lukewarm bath with a few drops of organic baby oil is often enough.

Baby skin's sebaceous glands produce natural moisturizing fat, but washing too often or using water that is too hot can remove this protective layer.

At the same time, baby skin is extra sensitive to chemicals, perfumes and additives, and irritation such as dryness, redness or rashes can easily occur. Most babies experience at least one type of skin challenge in childhood, including heat rash and scars.

Heat rash occurs when a baby's skin gets hot and the sweat glands become blocked, which can result in small blisters or bumps on the neck, shoulders, back and chest. Although it may look severe, heat rash is fortunately harmless and will go away when the skin cools down. Dressing your baby in breathable cotton clothing can help the skin regulate its temperature.

Acne is another common skin condition caused by an overproduction of oil that traps dead skin cells and creates yellow patches on the scalp or near the eyebrows. Although acne is harmless, it can be a bit itchy. It usually goes away on its own, but if you want to speed up the process, a little organic baby oil can soften the acne so that it can be gently removed with a comb.

If the skin is irritated, you can use Bright Water Kids/Skin.
This will stop the itching and irritated skin in no time and help your baby get the peace they need.

Use:
If the skin is clean, spray a thin coat of Bright Water on the affected area.
Leave it on until it is dry.
Bright Water Kids cannot be overdosed and does not leave any residue on the skin. The treatment can be repeated as often as needed.
Bright Water Kids is harmless to the child. This also applies if it gets into the eyes or if the child gets some of it in the mouth, or if the child accidentally drinks from the bottle.