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| Composition | Little Kid Baby |
|---|---|
| Packing | 100ML |
| SHELF LIFE | 24 MONTHS |
| HSN CODE | 3004 |
| Category | COSMETICS |
| Supply | Wholesale & Export |
Product: Little Kid Baby Massage Oil
Pack size: 100 mL
Brand: ACCOTT
The front label explicitly states that the oil is:
Vitamin E enriched
Vitamin E is commonly used in skin-care oils as a conditioning ingredient and antioxidant.
It can help support the skin barrier and reduce the feeling of dryness.
Grape Seed Oil
A plant-derived oil rich in fatty acids and naturally occurring antioxidant compounds.
Used as an emollient to soften and lubricate the skin.
Neem oil appears to be referenced in the product claims/side text.
Neem oil is a botanical oil traditionally used in skin and hair preparations.
However, the photograph isn't clear enough for me to determine its exact concentration or whether the wording refers to the complete formulation.
The packaging describes it as:
“Baby Massage Oil”
Enriched with Vitamin E & Grape Seed Oil
Neem oil / … oil based wording is visible but partly distorted by image quality
“Pediatrician Co-…?” — the exact claim is not sufficiently legible in this photograph, so I wouldn't interpret it as a verified pediatrician recommendation.
“Ultra Mild & Non …” — the final wording is also partially obscured.
I cannot reliably establish the complete formulation, including:
Exact carrier oils
Mineral oil vs. vegetable-oil base
Fragrance/parfum
Preservatives
Colorants
Allergens
Exact percentage of grape-seed oil
Exact percentage of vitamin E
Exact percentage of neem oil
Whether any essential oils are present
The side panel contains what appears to be the detailed ingredient/manufacturer information, but its resolution is insufficient to distinguish the individual letters.
If you upload a sharp, straight-on photo of the back/side panel—especially the section headed “Ingredients” or “Composition”—I can transcribe the entire ingredient list and explain each ingredient one by one, including which ingredients may be relevant for a baby's skin.