A Healthier Tearfree Shampoo Alternative

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I never really gave much thought to what kind of shampoo I used on my kids.

Is it really important to people on special diets? If so, I have a source

for what i feel is the most natural thing out there.

A little background...I make soaps, lotions, body butters, etc. it's my

hobby that pays for itself. I don't make everything, like I have no desire

to learn how to make liquid soap, but I do make dish soap and laundry soap

as well. I love the idea of knowing what's in the soap I put on my body,

and in my appliances. No nasties, and I have to admit after tinkering for a

few years, I have what is for me the perfect soap, pure luxury.

Anyway, I have started buying a base from one of my favorite suppliers and

we are really liking it. It's called Baby Bubbles on their web site and is

meant to be a shampoo/bodywash/bubble bath for little ones. They formulated

it when their daughter brought home twins. No way were they going to put

nasty commercial stuff on their babies, lol! It comes unscented and I can

post the ingredients and web link if anyone thinks it's worth posting. Just

not sure ya'll would be interested in this type of thing, but my son's

teacher has a very functional austistic son and they have started on a very

strict diet, including eliminating all sorts of things from his environment.

This included fragrances, so this type of shampoo would be right up that

kind of alley. If you added any fragrance, I know lavender essential oil is

safe for babies, and that's what I use for my kids. They smell so nice out

of the bath! Anyone want more info?

McSeveney

Baytown, TX