LITTLE BBY BODY LOTION

 Little Baby Ultra Soft Body Lotion (100 mL) 

Composition / key ingredients

IngredientWhat the label saysFunction in a lotionAlmond Oil“Enriched with Almond Oil”Emollient; helps soften and lubricate dry skinCocoa Butter“Enriched with … Cocoa Butter”Rich occlusive/emollient; helps reduce moisture loss and drynessShea Butter“& Shea Butter”Emollient/occlusive; helps condition and soften skin

What the product is claiming

The front of the package describes it as:

• Little Baby Ultra Soft Body Lotion

• 100 mL

• Enriched with Almond Oil, Cocoa Butter & Shea Butter

• For oily & moisturised skin — the exact wording is somewhat distorted in the photograph, so I would not treat this line as completely certain.

• “Pediatrician Co-Created” appears to be the intended claim, although the printing is not very sharp.

• “Ultra Mild & Non irritant” appears on the package.

Important distinction

These are featured ingredients, not necessarily the complete composition.

For example, a finished baby lotion would normally also contain ingredients responsible for its:

• water phase,

• emulsification,

• preservation,

• viscosity/thickness,

• pH adjustment,

• fragrance (if present),

• and other formulation functions.

Those ingredients are not readable from this photograph, particularly the narrow side panel. So I cannot accurately give you the complete INCI list from this image alone.

Ingredient-by-ingredient interpretation

1. Almond oil
Provides an oily/emollient component that can make skin feel softer and smoother. For babies with sensitive skin, however, the actual full formulation matters more than the presence of almond oil alone.

2. Cocoa butter
A relatively rich plant butter. It forms an emollient layer on the skin and can help reduce the sensation of dryness.

3. Shea butter
Another rich plant-derived butter containing fatty components that condition the skin and help reduce moisture loss.

Overall: the three prominently advertised ingredients are primarily moisturizing/skin-conditioning ingredients, rather than active drug ingredients.

If you send me a close-up, high-resolution photo of the back/side of this box, especially the section beginning “Ingredients,” “Composition,” or “Contains,” I can decode the complete ingredient list in order and explain every single ingredient, including preservatives, emulsifiers, fragrance, possible allergens, and which ones are particularly relevant for newborn/baby skin.