My Honest Review of the La-Cri Baby Acne Wash: Does it Really Work?

My Honest Review of the La-Cri Baby Acne Wash: Does it Really Work?

I've dealt with baby acne on my kids before, so I know a thing or two about it. My oldest son had it when he was a baby, and I used to gently remove the acne with coconut oil. But with my youngest daughter, I wanted to try a more targeted approach. That's when I came across La-Cri Baby Acne Wash. In this review, I'll share my experience with it and give you the lowdown on how it performed.

La-Cri Baby Acne Wash is specifically designed to gently cleanse your baby's delicate skin and hair. With a carefully crafted formula that only uses natural ingredients, this wash is perfect for sensitive skin from the very first day of your baby's life. It effectively tackles dry skin, gently cleans the hair, and removes baby acne without any harsh chemicals. Plus, the 'tear-free' formula ensures your little one will enjoy bath time. All these features make La-Cri Baby Acne Wash the top choice for parents and their babies.

I purchased La-Cri Baby Acne Wash from Ozon. At the time of purchase, the 150ml bottle cost 429 rubles. The bottle comes with a tamper-evident seal. The product is sold in a white and green bottle, sans any outer packaging. The reverse side of the bottle features all the necessary information about the product, including how to use it, its active components, and the production date.

What really stood out to me was that this product can be used from birth. On the other side of the bottle, you'll find information about the brand 'La-Cri', the composition of the product, how to use it, the shelf life, and information about the manufacturer. La-Cri Baby Acne Wash is manufactured in Russia, with a shelf life of 3 years from the date of production, even after the bottle has been opened.

One thing that caught my eye is the ingredient list, which includes water, sodium lauroyl sarcosinate, cocamidopropyl betaine, lauryl glucoside, glycerin, licorice extract, PEG-8 olive oil, panthenol, PEG-40 hydrogenated castor oil, violet extract, salicylic acid, jojoba oil, bisabolol, hydrolyzed wheat proteins, rosewood oil, potassium sorbate, sorbic acid, and edetic acid. I was a bit concerned when I saw the PEGs listed, as some sites have mentioned that they can cause allergic reactions. However, I didn't experience any issues with them during my use of the shampoo.

The La-Cri Shampoo has a transparent cap. The shampoo is dispensed using a special pump. Inside, you can see small holes that help create the foam. The pump works smoothly and doesn't require much effort to press. The shampoo foam is white, airy, and has a pleasant, subtle scent.

I noticed milk crusts on my daughter's scalp around a month and a half after birth. Initially, I didn't do much about it, but when she was around 4 months old, I decided to use specialized products to combat the issue. The problem was compounded by the fact that my daughter had long hair from birth, and the crusts were stuck between her hair. This made it difficult to comb them out.

I used the La-Kri Shampoo in conjunction with another product to enhance its effect. Before washing my daughter's hair, I applied Lipobez oil to her scalp 30 minutes before bathing, and then rinsed it off with the La-Kri Shampoo. On wet hair, I applied the shampoo foam. I massaged the shampoo into my daughter's scalp with gentle motions and left it on for a minute or two. After that, I rinsed it out thoroughly with water.

The La-Cri shampoo bar didn't irritate my daughter's eyes at all, and the shampooing process was completely comfortable. We didn't experience any irritation or allergic reactions during our time using it. After washing her hair, I'd put a lightweight cotton hat on her for a bit, and then, once her hair had dried a bit, I'd comb it out with a soft brush.

Never, ever use harsh combs or your fingernails to remove milk crusts - it's a recipe for disaster and infection. Removing crusts should be gentle and painless. There weren't too many crusts on the brush, and they came off gradually over the course of a few days. By the time my daughter was a year old, the crusts were virtually gone, and we're still using the La-Cri shampoo bar. I'm confident we'll soon be rid of this pesky problem for good.

So, what did I like about the La-Cri Shampoo Bar? The convenient pump, the pleasant, unobtrusive scent, the pleasant texture of the shampoo bar, it didn't irritate my daughter's delicate eye area, it didn't cause any irritation or allergic reactions, and it's economical and lasts a long time.

What to keep in mind when using the La-Cri Shampoo Bar: This shampoo has a cumulative effect. Don't expect to get rid of milk crusts overnight - it takes several months of regular use to achieve the desired results.

I was really impressed with the La-Cri shampoo bar - it's been a game-changer in our battle against milk crusts. If you're dealing with this issue, I highly recommend giving it a try, and I'd give it a solid 5 stars!