So a few rounds of Burt's Bees, Aveeno and Johnson and Johnson later, we arrived at:
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Suave!
A classic throw-back jam that is gentle and free, has only a few ingredients and even smells great. The soap has left his skin smooth and silky, while his hair soft and managable despite his hard days of play.
And for cradle cap? Just a teaspoon of olive oil and a comb run through his hair and he was like new.
Suave. Totally dope soap.
1 comment:
You're speaking my language, sister! Both my kids (2 and 4) still battle cradle cap and have very sensitive skin. Ive tried the aveeno, j&j, and countless others. Thank you! I cant wait to try the "dope soap"! I hope we are as successful.
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