Cradle Cap Treatment Shampoo

Both my children suffered with cradle cap but it wasn't until i had my second son that i discovered Dentinox Cradle Cap Treatment Shampoo. Cradle cap is regarded as a form of seborrhoeic dermatitis which appears as scaly patches on the scalp. This can cause the scalp to become itchy and flaky and dry. This is nothing that should cause concern as it is not a serious condition, it can just look a bit unslightly if your baby has not got enough hair to cover it. The box is green and white, it has a picture of a baby on the front. The Dentinox logo is in black writing along the top of the box. The actual shampoo bottle is very simple. It is white with a flip lid ...  Read the complete review

Being a first time mum I am still on a massive learning curve, I recently noticed that my baby girl had a dry scaly looking head (not all over, just on the front & back) so I asked my sister in law about it, she told me it was Cradle Cap and that it was very normal all I needed was a shampoo to get rid of it. (Cradle cap is a form of dermatitis, which can cause a dry, flaky, itchy scalp. The condition is not serious but it is unsightly, appearing as scaly patches.) Off I popped to my local Tesco to see is they had a shampoo that I could use to get rid of this, after a bit of searching in the baby section I found a shampoo called Dentinox which ...  Read the complete review

It is some years since my children were small but I recently read about this product and recommended it to a friend whose baby was showing all the signs of cradle cap, which I could identify because my youngest child had it when he was a baby. My friend was delighted at how effective the treatment was, how easy it was to use and how quickly it worked. Cradle cap is an unpleasant, though not dangerous, condition that affects many babies but does not appear to be a problem once they start leaving the baby stage behind. A simple but effective treatment such as this shampoo is a great way of tackling it and I have no hesitation in recommending it to all ...  Read the complete review

I first noticed my girls had developed cradle cap when they were around 3 months old, i knew what it was and i knew there were shampoos on the market to help get rid of it. So i went out and bought one hoping it would do the trick, it never really cleared anything. I then by chance noticed when they got out the bath it had obviously softened it up, so with a small comb, towel and a towelling bib i rubbed gently at it, straight away it came off. I was also advised to use the oil which i did but it just became a huge mess and everything ended up greasy, so i rubbed in sudocream, i guess it would make it soft enough to be able to rub away. I did this ...  Read the complete review

I mentioned my son's cradle cap to my doctor and he refused to prescribe anything for it. He said to continue rubbing olive oil into his head, despite the fact that this had done nothing in 8 weeks. I was naturally using extra virgin so the cost was beginning to mount up and it made all the sheets oily. I went to the chemist and got this shampoo and it cleared it up within 2 days. For a couple of pounds! Fantastic! You should be able to get this shampoo from any chemist and it smells lovely and is gentle enough to use on very young babies. It also doesn't sting their eyes if it gets in them! ...  Read the complete review