Tedibar Bathing Bar 75gm

Tedibar is a gentle, soap-free bathing bar made especially for babies delicate skin. With a skin-friendly pH of 5.5, it helps protect their natural skin barrier and may keep dryness and rashes away. Since it’s dermatologically tested, it cleanses softly without irritation. You can use it with confidence from day one. Its mild fragrance and moisturising formula leave your baby's skin feeling fresh, soft, and well-hydrated.

The Tedibar soap for babies helps to keep their skin clean, moisturized, and hydrated.

This soap has a pH level of 5.5, making it pH-neutral and perfect for the skin of infants.

The Curatio Tedibar Soap also helps to tackle skin rashes as well as dryness.

It also helps to maintain the soft and supple texture of the skin of babies.

Most importantly, this bathing bar is free from high levels of soap alkali.

Moreover, the Tedibar bathing bar also helps maintain the natural protective mantle of the skin.

Maltodextrin

Sodium Cocosulphate

Disodium Lauryl Sulphosuccinate

Potassium Lauryl Sulphate

Polyquaternium-7

Maltodextrin

Sodium Chloride

Potassium Chloride

2-Octyl Dodecanol

Disodium Etidronate

The Tedibar bathing soap is perfect for use when bathing infants and toddlers as it is best suited for their skin.

Wet the whole body of the baby with water.

Gently rub the Tedibar Baby Soap on the baby’s wet body.

Keep rubbing for additional lather.

Rinse it off completely with water.

Wipe the baby clean and rest assured that your baby has been cleansed of all dirt and is protected from harmful microbes and germs.

Ensure that you don’t bring it in contact with the eyes of the infant or toddler as this could cause redness, itching and irritation to their eyes.

Store it in a cool, dry place, away from direct heat.

Keep it out of reach of children.

Side Effects

If not rinsed thoroughly, it may leave a slippery feel on the skin.

The soap may sting if it comes into contact with the eyes.

The bar can become soft and may require proper storage to maintain its form.

Precautions and Warnings

Tedibar is intended solely for external application. Avoid ingestion or application on broken skin.

Prevent the soap from coming into contact with your baby's eyes, as it may cause irritation. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water.

Store the bathing bar in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat to maintain its integrity.

Before regular use, perform a patch test to ensure your baby does not have an allergic reaction to the product. If any signs of allergy appear, discontinue use and consult a pediatrician.

Always supervise your baby during bath time to prevent accidental ingestion or slipping.

Q1: Can this soap be used by adults as well?

Ans: Yes it can be used by adults but it is recommended not to do so.

Q2: What happens if this soap enters my baby's eyes?

Ans: Thoroughly wash your baby’s eyes with water immediately.

Q3: What do I do if redness due to soap entering my baby's eyes persists?

Ans: If the redness and irritation exist then you need to see a doctor immediately.

Q4: What are other things I need to take care of when using this soap?

Ans: This soap is for external use only.

Q5: From what age can I use this soap on my baby?

Ans: You can use it for your baby after the age of 12 months.

Q6: What are the advantages of using Tedibar for my baby?

Ans: Tedibar is 100% soap-free, maintaining the skin's protective mantle, which keeps your baby's skin soft and supple.

Q7: How often should I bathe my newborn each week?

Ans: Bathing your baby 2–3 times a week is sufficient; use lukewarm water and a gentle bathing bar like Tedibar.

Q8: Is dry and irritated skin normal in babies?

Ans: Yes, baby skin is more sensitive and prone to dryness; using a moisturizing bathing bar like Tedibar can help keep it soft and supple.

Q9: How often should I wash my baby's hair?

Ans: According to the Indian Academy of Pediatrics, washing your baby's hair once or twice a week with a mild, fragrance-free shampoo is recommended.

Q10: When can I start giving my baby a regular bath?

Ans: You can start once the umbilical cord falls off and heals; until then, sponge baths are recommended.