Often, novice mothers around me ask me: Is it better to use baby shower gel and shampoo in one or separately? Some mothers say it's better to choose a 2-in-1 product for easy use, while others say it's better to separate it. After all, the skin on the body is different from the hair on the scalp. So how do we choose?
1) Convenience
Babies usually take a shower and wash their hair together. If shampoo and shower gel are used separately, during the shower, the mother needs to use two different types of shampoo when washing the baby's body and hair. For novice parents, bathing the baby is already a big project. If you make sure your baby is active, then switch between bathing products. Just think about how panicked it is! Accidentally, it is possible to mix up the shampoo and the bubbles often flow onto the baby's body during hair washing, inevitably leading to cross use between the two. Using a two in one wash solution is much more convenient, avoiding the hassle of changing the wash solution during bathing and avoiding the cross use of two different products.
2) Mildness
Whether it's a two in one wash or separate, as long as it's a qualified baby specific product, the irritation is very low and can be used with confidence. However, relatively speaking, separate shampoos have slightly stronger irritancy than two in one shampoos, and many shampoos have separate surfactants that have a certain degree of irritancy. So by comparison, if you consider the gentleness of the 2-in-1 shampoo, it's slightly better. Cute and adorable people like to play with bubbles, and the current 2-in-1 shampoo is very gentle. It's okay if you accidentally get on your eyes
3) Economy
Taking care of a baby will bring a significant expense to the family. Frugality and frugality should start with every detail, and the two in one price is certainly more economical than separating two bottles! And the two bottles really take a long time to use, and they can't be used up either......
4) Cleaning effect
There are differences between baby scalp hair and body skin, and using shampoo and shower gel separately is more targeted. However, the two in one shampoo is universal for both hair and body, and its targeting is relatively weaker. But babies are really not dirty, so it's better to choose mild and clean products.
Overall comparison: For young babies and novice parents, or lazy mothers like me, it is still suitable to combine two in one, and separate them when the baby is slightly older.