Milk Baobab Kids

The live assortment includes Baby & Kids Shampoo, Kids Conditioner, Kids Wash, Baby & Kids Mild Lotion, Baby & Kids Facial Foam, Baby & Kids Cleansing Water 290ml, and Baby and Kids Sunstick 18g. There are also multi-product bundles such as shampoo plus wash, shampoo plus conditioner, facial foam plus sunstick, and lotion plus wash.

This is not only a hair page. It covers several child-focused care steps, so the exact product title matters.

Baby Kids Shampoo 500ml and Kids Conditioner 500ml are the core hair care products in the live grid. Choose shampoo for cleansing and conditioner when hair needs extra softness or easier combing.

Bundles with shampoo and conditioner make sense if you want a matched hair routine. If the child has very fine hair, use conditioner lightly on lengths and ends.

Kids Wash and Baby & Kids Mild Lotion are body care steps. Wash belongs in the bath or shower, while lotion is the leave-on comfort step after cleansing.

The live bundles include 500ml sizes, which suit regular family use. Choose lotion plus wash when body care is the priority rather than hair care.

Baby & Kids Facial Foam 300ml and Baby & Kids Cleansing Water 290ml are face-focused products. Choose facial foam when a rinse-off cleanse fits the routine and cleansing water when you want a lighter wipe or cotton-pad style step.

Use gentle pressure around the face and avoid the eye area unless the product directions allow it. Stop use if skin becomes red or uncomfortable.

Baby and Kids Sunstick 18g is the sun-care format visible in the live collection. A stick is convenient for reapplication on small areas, bags, and outdoor routines.

Use enough sunscreen and reapply during outdoor exposure. A sunstick can be convenient, but coverage still matters.

Choose shampoo plus wash if bath basics are the goal. Choose shampoo plus conditioner if hair softness and detangling matter most.

Choose facial foam plus sunstick when the routine is focused on face cleansing and daytime protection. Larger bundles are best when you know the products suit the child.

Introduce new kids products one at a time, especially for sensitive skin. Patch testing a small area can help you notice irritation before using a product broadly.

Keep products out of eyes, rinse well when required, and supervise use. If irritation persists, stop the product and ask a pediatrician or dermatologist.