Epoch Baby Hibiscus Hair and Body Wash

The fragrant, soap-free shower foam is super effective and smells wonderfully of hibiscus. It soothes delicate baby skin and does not irritate the eyes. Enjoy the good feeling that it does not contain any harmful substances that do not belong on children's skin! 

Just won GOLD in the Best Baby Body Wash category at the Bambini Baby Awards 2021. ⭐️🏆 In the new sustainable packaging, it impressed with its mild and tear-free formula in addition to its ethnobotanical ingredients 🛁🌿

For perfect bathing pleasure at any time! Inspired by the rituals of Southeast Asia, the Epoch Baby Hibiscus Hair and Body Wash was developed for sensitive baby skin. With hibiscus flower extract and several skin-caring ingredients, it gently cleanses the skin and hair, moisturizes and ensures a healthy-looking scalp.

• Soothes, moisturizes and leaves the scalp looking healthy.
• A mild formulation for the needs of delicate baby skin - without irritating the eyes.
• Easy to spread with one hand to hold your little one with the other.
• Thanks to the exotic fragrances, your little one will smell wonderfully fresh and clean after bathing.
• Dermatologically tested. 

Application

Apply the desired amount of foam to baby's wet skin and hair. The product does not need to be lathered up separately. Gently massage into baby's hair and skin and then rinse thoroughly.

Epoch Baby Hibiscus Hair and Body Wash is inspired by the rituals of South East Asia. There, extracts of crushed hibiscus flowers and leaves have been used for generations as a shampoo for children!

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With Epoch to a Force for Good become one:

When you choose an Epoch product, you don't just feel good. You're also doing good. Because for every Epoch product sold, a donation of USD 0.25 goes to the Nu Skin Force for Good Foundation. This non-profit organization is committed to making the world a better place - by improving the quality of life, supporting and promoting indigenous cultures and protecting endangered ecosystems.