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It seems everyone is either expecting a baby or celebrating a birth from Liz Hurley and Jamie Oliver to Victoria Beckham and Tim Henman. There is nothing more important than giving a baby a good start in life and looking after his or her health. Consequently parents
will be shocked to learn that many shampoos and conditioners designed
for children contain harsh chemicals that you can also find as key
ingredients in such household essentials as floor cleaner. |
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It was this realisation that prompted celebrity hair colourist Daniel Galvin Junior to develop a range of natural products with his son, Rhett, in mind. The biggest culprit to be found in most shampoos is Sodium Lauryl/Laureth Sulphate, a carcinogenic material which can promote eczema, acne in teenagers and makes children more susceptible to allergies. In addition, it works like e-numbers in food to stimulate children. In contrast, Daniel Galvin Junior's designer baby shampoo is made up of 87 percent organic ingredients (by law a product need only contain 5 percent organic product to claim the title). The shampoo is based on lavender which is known for its soothing properties. Not only is it kinder to your child's skin and immune system but it also works to soothe and calm them at bedtime "the natural way". Parents and celebrity parents across the country are turning to Daniel's product to ensure the very best for their babies - Patsy Palmer claimed it as the beauty product she could not live without in a recent survey for the Evening Standard. |
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