Today, I bathed my 7-year-old son using Nivea Baby Shampoo, and now he’s in tears because of intense eye pain. It’s shocking, especially for a product labeled as "dermatologically approved." If this is what the approved version feels like, I can’t imagine the alternative! If my son experiences any long-term issues with his eyes, I will take this matter to the necessary authorities. This product is definitely unsafe for children—do not use it!
I’ve been a long-time user of Mustela newborn shampoo, along with the brand’s sunscreens and other skincare products. I’ve always trusted Mustela for my child’s hygiene needs—until now. My child, who used to love bath time and would run happily to the bathroom, now refuses to bathe because the shamp...
I used Mustela's newborn organic avocado shampoo on my 4-month-old baby, and it caused severe burning, redness, and inflammation in my baby's eyes. His eyes are swollen, red, and watering. This is unacceptable; I specifically chose this product because it's advertised as 'tear-free.' How is a baby s...
Sebamed's infant shampoo, promoted as a tear-free formula, proved to be anything but gentle for our family. Even grownups find it stinging in their eyes! When I contacted Sebamed customer service, they advised us to keep our eyes closed. However, newborns' reflexes differ from those of healthy adult...
I’m deeply disappointed and heartbroken over what happened after using Bioderma Atoderm cream on my baby. This product is specifically marketed for sensitive and delicate skin, which is exactly why I chose it for my child. But the result was the complete opposite of what I expected. After applying i...
Because my son has dry and sensitive skin, the doctor advised him to use Mustela Stelatopia. My son, on the other hand, developed what appeared to be burns on his chest and back after using it. It's a bad situation, and if so many people are complaining about your product, they must have done someth...
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