InfaDERM Shampoo

I was given a bottle of Infaderm Shampoo by a friend who had used it for her baby. I have washed my daughter's hair with the shampoo a number of times, and we have not had any reactions or irritations. The bottle contains 250ml of shampoo, and is classed as being conditioning and is dermatologically formulated. It is free from fragrances and is also soap free, dye free, lanolin free and Ph balanced. One of the ingredients is chamomile, which is mild and calming. The shampoo has been developed by dermatology experts, to be kind to delicate skin, that may be prone to being dry and/or having eczema. It is suitable to be used on babies from birth and upwards. The bottle also ...

I have discovered this shampoo, 3 months or so ago not for my child, but, for me. Having suffered with really bad itching, flaking scalp for some time, I found that none of the commercial/pharmaceutical shampoos helped it, only taking or applying steroid formulations seemed to make a difference. I decided that it must be irritation of my scalp, not an infection so I even tried 'adult' mild and ph formulated shampoos, before resorting to infaderm, which has been the only shampoo to bring relief. Its not 100% gone yet, but it is at least much, much better. Its easy to use, just like normal shampoo, and it really doesnt smell. Sometimes it doesnt foam well, ...

My son had a problem with cradle cap so we decided to try Goldshields InfaDERM shampoo as it was supposed to be kind to dry skin conditions and eczema. The shampoo comes in 250ml bottles and is dermatologically tested, pH balanced, soap, dye, lanolin and fragrance free. It is more expensive than most shampoo's at about £4.50 per bottle but I can assure you it is well worth it. The first time I used this shampoo on Matthew I only put a drop in my hand and even though he has lots of hair it spread really well around his head. When massaged into the scalp it smoothed off the scaly skin immediately so once I had rinsed and dried his hair you ...