This liniment is rated 100/100 on Yuka

Babies have more fragile and sensitive skin than that of adults. This is why it is important to choose appropriate, soft and comfortable products. On the shelves, there are a multitude of baby liniments and we don’t necessarily know which range to turn to. the Mustela liniment is one of the best rated baby products on the popular Yuka mobile app. Here’s why !

The composition of Mustela baby liniment

Ideal for changing babies, this Mustela liniment is designed to clean the sensitive skin of toddlers. Composed of 99% ingredients of natural origin, this product contains extra-virgin olive oil, known for its nourishing and moisturizing properties. Fragrance-free, it leaves your baby’s bottom soft and soothed. It is an essential to get because it also protects the skin from aggressions such as humidity and diaper friction.

When washing the seat and changing the baby, place a dose of liniment on a clean cotton ball and gently clean your little one’s buttocks. It is not useful to rinse the product on his skin. You can put a diaper on baby and you’re done!

Other baby products rated 100/100 on Yuka

You are looking for other baby essentials, respectful of the environment and your newborn’s skin? Yuka also gave high marks to the H2O thick wipes from the Biolane brand, thanks to their natural composition and their compostable biodegradable fibres. They effectively clean the skin of the little ones during the change, while protecting it. the BeauTerra cleansing gel gently cleanses baby’s skin and hair. It is fragrance-free and made from 97% ingredients of natural origin. The bottle is made from recycled plastic. Practical, the whole family can wash with it! If you don’t know this product yet, it’s time to test the Dodie cleansing milk. Rated 100/100 on Yuka, this product is made of 98% ingredients of natural origin and is made in France. It protects and soothes your little one’s skin. In addition, its non-sticky texture and its smell are pleasant for your baby as well as for yourself.

In supermarkets, more and more people scan the QR code of their food or cosmetic products via the Yuka mobile application, in order to know their composition. Yuka rates cosmetics according to the list of ingredients in the product or the allergens that may be present. Yuka is essentially based on the INCI list (International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients) which is none other than the list of ingredients on the product packaging. The application therefore only highlights the so-called “controversial” ingredients, without taking the formula as a whole. It therefore sometimes happens that certain products are poorly rated because of an allergen to which you are absolutely not allergic, for example. The Yuka application wishes above all to highlight the precautionary principle. So you can be sure that the products mentioned with a good rating do not contain any endocrine disruptors or allergens that can cause allergic reactions.