Organic Lime & Mango Strengthening Kids Shampoo

Carriers dilute and deliver other ingredients. We use Aqua, which provides hydration to the skin and hair. It can also improve its appearance, texture and health.

A shortening of the phrase ‘surface-active agent’. These ingredients are essential because they help oil and water to mix. They also loosen dirt and grime and are important for the creation of foam.

These smart ingredients help to attract and retain moisture – in other words, they help to hydrate the skin. Our formula contains naturally derived Glycerin.

These are added to help control the thickness of our products. We use Sodium Chloride and Hydroxyethyl Cellulose. Both are naturally derived viscosity controlling
agents.

The skin has a natural pH balance of 5-5.5. pH adjusters help to ensure the final product is going to work with the skin’s natural pH and reduce the risk of irritation.

No one wants their product to become contaminated while they are using it, and preservatives help to prevent this. The preservatives we use are mild and broad spectrum. We use them at low but effective concentrations.

The European Union’s Cosmetics regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 lists 26 fragrance allergens which are commonly used in cosmetics, such as Citral, Linalool and Limonene. Manufacturers must list these on packaging. All The Kids Bathing Co. products have been thoroughly tested and are suitable for sensitive skin.

These clever compounds react with the metal ions in your shower water (and in the product). They help to remove and prevent the build-up of impurities. They also maintain the stability and effectiveness of formulations.

An emulsion stabiliser is used to help the oil and water phases form a stable emulsion. Spotted Cetearyl Alcohol on your bottle? This mixture thickens the product and gives it texture.

You’ve probably heard of emollients, as they are often used in moisturising
products. Emollients condition the skin and hair so that it feels soft and smooth.

You’ll often see solvents, such as C15-C19 Alkanes, on the labels of cosmetic products. They can serve several functions, including dissolving and dispersing
other ingredients and influencing the texture and consistency of the product. If they have emollient properties, they can also help soften and moisturise the hair or skin.