Soothing Baby Lotion Refill

The lotion's preservative system uses sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate and phenoxyethanol rather than formaldehyde releasers or MI/MCI, a gentler system independently corroborated in an ingredient breakdown.

Marketing copy calls this lotion fragrance-free, but the published INCI lists Fragrance (Parfum) present and undisclosed, and an independent ingredient analysis flags it as a strong irritant at roughly 1.2-1.9%.

The full ingredient list contains no parabens, formaldehyde releasers, triclosan or talc, but it does include Fragrance (Parfum) with no component breakdown.

The complete published ingredient list contains no ethoxylated ('-eth') compounds or PEG ingredients, independently corroborated by a second published INCI for the formula.

We queried the CPSC recall database covering over 10,000 records back to 1973, with a control confirming the database covers diapers, cribs and other baby product classes. Nēmah appears nowhere in it.

The Soothing Baby Lotion carries the EWG Verified mark, confirmed directly on EWG's own Skin Deep database and browse listing for this product.

EWG's own Skin Deep database directly confirms EWG Verified status for this lotion, the named trust anchor for this axis, though an independent hazard-scoring article separately rates the baby lotion line as 'moderate' hazard rather than low.

The full ingredient list for this lotion appears on a retailer listing rather than the brand's own site, and no concrete warranty or spare-parts terms are published for this skincare item.

The published ingredient list runs to 20-24 ingredients, well past a 15-ingredient simplicity threshold, and the fragrance is listed as a single blanket 'Fragrance (Parfum)' entry rather than individually named components.

The brand pairs unregulated terms like 'hypoallergenic' and 'dermatologist-tested' with a specific, checkable claim of excluding over 3,000 EU-restricted ingredients and developing products in Europe.