Cetaphil Baby Daily Lotion with Shea Butter — a gentle, hydrating daily moisturizer for newborn and sensitive baby skin

Cetaphil Baby Daily Lotion with Shea Butter is a gentle daily moisturizer crafted for newborns and babies with sensitive skin. It hydrates, softens, and nourishes your baby’s delicate skin while helping preserve the skin’s protective moisture barrier.

• Gentle, skin-friendly formulation: designed for a baby’s face and body and suitable for sensitive skin; dermatologist tested to ensure compatibility with delicate skin.
• Key moisturizing ingredients: shea butter, vitamin E, and pro‑vitamin B5 work together to moisturize and protect the skin.
• Dermatologist tested and hypoallergenic: clinically evaluated to be gentle on sensitive skin.
• Paraben-free formula: formulated to minimize exposure to common irritants.
• Long-lasting hydration: delivers enduring moisture to help keep skin soft throughout the day.
• Size and packaging: comes in a 400 mL pump bottle for convenient, everyday use.

This daily lotion is ideal for ongoing baby skincare routines. It nourishes and protects while being gentle enough for daily application after bath time, helping maintain soft, comfortable skin for your little one. Use as part of your baby’s face-and-body care routine to support healthy-looking skin day after day.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: Is Cetaphil Baby Daily Lotion suitable for newborns?
  A: Yes. It is formulated for newborns and sensitive skin and is dermatologist tested and hypoallergenic. It can be applied to both the face and body after bath time.
• Q: What are the key moisturizing ingredients?
  A: The lotion includes shea butter, vitamin E, and pro‑vitamin B5 to help moisturize and protect delicate skin.
• Q: How should I apply it?
  A: For best results, apply liberally all over your baby’s skin right after bath time to keep skin hydrated; reapply as needed.
• Q: Is this lotion fragrance-free?
  A: The product contains fragrance as part of its formulation, so it is not fragrance-free. If you’re sensitive to scents, consider patch-testing first.