Nourishing Baby Wash & Shampoo

This wash contains Parfum/Fragrance and is sold for its light, all-natural scent, so it is not fragrance-free. The brand lists the fragrance's seven individual ingredients separately beneath the main ingredient list.

The surfactant system is Coco-Glucoside and Decyl Glucoside with no sulfates present, named in the full published INCI and independently corroborated by a retailer listing and EWG's ingredient database, which lists Nēmah among brands using Decyl Glucoside.

The full ingredient list contains no parabens, formaldehyde releasers, triclosan or talc, but Parfum/Fragrance appears without its individual components disclosed on the main INCI, leaving that one exclusion unmet.

The published INCI for this wash contains no '-eth' or PEG ingredients, but no 1,4-dioxane testing or method is published to confirm the absence of contamination from the ethoxylation process.

The preservative system is named in full on the published INCI as Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate and Phenoxyethanol, with no formaldehyde releaser or MI present.

We queried the CPSC recall database across its full 1973-2026 corpus, with a control confirming the registry covers diapers, cribs, strollers and other baby categories. Nēmah appears nowhere in it, in any role.

Nēmah states it is Leaping Bunny certified and formulates without 3,000+ ingredients restricted under EU cosmetic standards, both named and specific claims for its product range.

Leaping Bunny is a named, directory-checkable certification for the brand, but the EWG hazard rating specific to this baby wash lands as moderate rather than carrying the EWG VERIFIED mark the research page treats as its top trust anchor.

The full ingredient list for this wash is published and corroborated by a retailer, but the country of manufacture, named supplier, and any warranty or spare-parts terms for this product are not published anywhere we found.

The complete INCI for this wash is published and runs to 15 named ingredients, at the simplicity threshold, but the fragrance blend inside Parfum/Fragrance is not individually broken out.