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 adults. They do not close their eyes naturally, which is why tear-free shampoo is favored. However, my 2.5-year-old daughter, whose eyes are already closed during baths, is still irritated. Despite numerous online complaints, Sebamed fails to explain why its apparently dermatologically certified "gentle formula" burns the eyes. We will take this issue to consumer rights authorities, requesting refunds and regulatory reviews. Consumers deserve transparency and safety!
I have been using Sebamed Baby Shampoo for my 1-year-old daughter, but it has caused red rashes, flaking, and irritation on her scalp and face. This product is marketed as suitable for sensitive skin, yet it clearly does not work as promised! To make things worse, despite being labeled as a baby sh...
I purchased Bepanthol Baby Shampoo hoping it would be a gentler and safer alternative after a previous brand caused eye irritation for my daughter. Given Bepanthol's reputation, I expected a much better experience—but unfortunately, I was let down. Despite all the marketing around its suitability fo...
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 was the very first to give Sebamed's baby shampoo with chamomile a try. They claim it won't cause any tears. Luckily, I tried it out beforehand because it ended up irritating my eyes and making them red. We purchase this product specifically for use as a baby shampoo. If it had caused irritation t...
I purchased Sebamed shampoo, and it caused a severe allergic reaction all over my body, leaving me in a hospital emergency room. My daughter also experienced a similar reaction and is on the verge of needing medical attention. How can a trusted brand like Sebamed produce a product that jeopardizes h...
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