I used Mustela shampoo and post-bath moisturizer for my baby, trusting that they were among the best products available. However, these products caused eczema on my baby’s skin. Considering the high price we pay for these items, why isn’t there more care taken with the ingredients? If there’s a risk of eczema, it should be clearly stated on the label as a potential side effect. With so many complaints about similar issues, it’s clear that something in the formula isn’t right. This is incredibly frustrating and disappointing as a parent who wants the best for their child. Please address this issue promptly.
My baby is just 3 months old, and I initially trusted Mustela products completely. I was using their shampoo, lotion, and other skincare items, hoping to manage some light eczema that had started on my baby's feet. But to my dismay, the more I used these products, the worse things got. The eczema sp...
I purchased Mustela baby shampoo and moisturizing lotion based on my doctor’s recommendation, hoping to prevent my baby’s dry skin. I usually use a different brand, but I decided to try Mustela due to its "natural" claims. After the first use, my baby’s skin developed small bumps, which worsened int...
I have a six-month-old baby, and I've been using Mustela products exclusively – from their lotion and massage oil to shampoo and diaper rash cream. We chose Mustela as the best option based on my doctor’s recommendation, trusting it would be safe for our baby. However, my son developed severe drynes...
Hello. I started using the Mustela shampoo and oil set on my newborn baby, and ever since, my baby has been experiencing redness and rashes all over the body. At first, we suspected a milk allergy and I even modified my diet. But I quickly noticed that the symptoms got significantly worse after ever...
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