HiPP Baby Super Gentle Care Bath Cleanser - 350 ml
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HiPP Baby Super Gentle Care Bath Cleanser, 350 ml, from the first day of life
This is a gentle baby care bath that is added to the bathwater rather than applied to your baby, suitable from the first day of life. It is a 350 ml bottle built around organic almond extract, it is soap-free and pH skin-neutral, and HiPP's own instruction is 2 to 3 splashes in water at about 36 degrees, bathing for 5 to 7 minutes.
The thing to understand about a care bath is that it is not a wash. A wash gel is applied and rinsed off in seconds. This is diluted in the water, so your baby is in contact with it for the whole bath. That is why HiPP gives it a dose, a temperature and a bath time, and why a care bath is judged on how the skin feels afterwards rather than on how much it lathers.
HiPP states that this bath is especially kind to the skin, that it cleans gently and maintains the skin's acid mantle, and that it is mild to the eyes. The acid mantle is the slightly acidic film on the surface of the skin, and a pH skin-neutral bath works with it rather than against it. HiPP also states that the product's skin compatibility is dermatologically tested, which on a bath additive is a claim about several minutes of contact rather than a few seconds.
The care comes from natural organic almond extract, HiPP's own description of the sweet almond extract on the panel. The washing substances are soap-free and HiPP describes them as particularly mild, which is the whole design of the product: clean the water enough to be a bath, without the alkaline wash that leaves sensitive baby skin tight afterwards. HiPP also publishes the bath as suitable for skin prone to neurodermatitis.
What has been left out is part of the specification. HiPP gives this bath a recipe without microplastics and without water-soluble, purely synthetic polymers, and makes it without parabens and without mineral oil and paraffins. The formula is stated to be biodegradable and the packaging recyclable. As a German baby care product it is the everyday bottle for bath time rather than a specialist one.
350 mlGoes in the water
From day oneFirst day of life
Soap-freepH skin-neutral
5 to 7 minutesAt about 36 degrees
Whose skin it suits
Whose skin this bottle is for
HiPP dates this from the first day of life and describes it for highly sensitive skin, including skin prone to neurodermatitis, with skin compatibility that is dermatologically tested. That is the group it is aimed at: babies for whom an ordinary foaming bath is too much, and where the point of the bath is to get clean without the skin feeling stripped afterwards.
It is worth being straight about who it is not for. This bath contains Perfume and HiPP describes it as having a delicate fragrance, so the bathwater is lightly scented rather than unscented. If you need something with no fragrance in it at all, this is not that product. It also contains sweet almond seed extract, so read the panel before use if nut allergy is something your family watches for.
And it is not a shampoo and not a body wash. It is diluted in the bathwater and your baby bathes in it, rather than having it lathered on and rinsed off. If what you want is the washing step, that is a different product in the range. Where this one sits is the bath itself: run the water, add the dose, bathe, then pat dry and follow with a lotion or cream if the skin tends to dryness.
Never leave a baby alone in or near water, not for a moment and not for a reach. This product is for external use only and is meant to be spread in the bathwater, never applied undiluted. Keep the bottle out of reach and away from the edge of the bath. It is described as mild to the eyes, which is not the same as having no effect, so rinse with clean water if any gets in. Stop using it if the skin becomes red or irritated, and speak to your doctor or pharmacist if that does not settle.
HiPP publishes a recommendation for a baby bath with this product, and steps 3 to 5 below are that recommendation rather than general practice. HiPP's wording is: spread 2 to 3 splashes in the water, bath temperature approximately 36 degrees, bath time 5 to 7 minutes. The remaining steps are general practice for bathing a baby. Follow whatever is printed on the bottle you receive.
1
Get everything ready first
Towel, clean clothes and the bottle all within arm's reach before your baby goes anywhere near the water. The point is that you never have to turn away or stand up.
2
Run the bath first, product second
Fill the bath to the depth you want before you add anything, so the dose spreads through the full volume of water instead of sitting concentrated in an inch of it.
3
Spread two to three splashes
HiPP's own recommendation for a baby bath. A splash is deliberately not a precise measure; it means a generous squeeze from the bottle rather than a capful, and more than three does not make the bath gentler.
4
Bath temperature about 36 degrees
HiPP's stated bath temperature, which is close to body temperature and feels barely warm to an adult hand. Test it with your wrist or elbow, or with a bath thermometer, and run the cold tap last.
5
Bath time five to seven minutes
HiPP's stated bath time. Longer is not gentler: the longer skin stays in water the more moisture it loses, which undoes what a care bath is there to do.
6
Lift out, pat dry, then moisturise
No separate rinse is needed after a care bath. Pat rather than rub, dry the neck folds, behind the ears and the backs of the knees properly, and follow with a lotion or cream if the skin tends to dryness.
Never leave a baby unattended in or near water. For external use only, and to be spread in the bathwater rather than applied neat. Avoid direct contact with the eyes and rinse with clean water if it happens. Keep the bottle out of reach of children. Discontinue use if the skin reacts, and check the ingredient panel on your bottle before first use.
What is in it
What is in HiPP Baby Super Gentle Care Bath Cleanser
The full ingredient panel for this bottle is below, as published for this listing. Underneath it is a translation, because an ingredient panel is written in INCI names that say nothing to most people.
Lightly fragranced, and it contains almond
Perfume appears in the ingredient panel, so the bathwater is mildly scented rather than unscented. Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Seed Extract is sweet almond, which is the ingredient HiPP describes as natural organic almond extract. Read the full panel before use if nut allergy is a concern in your family.
Allergens: contains Perfume, and contains sweet almond as Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Seed Extract. A cosmetic carries no statutory allergen declaration, so this is a read-the-label note and not a declaration. Names are given in INCI form, as printed.
This is the panel published for this listing, entry for entry, and it has nineteen entries like HiPP's own current panel for its 350 ml care bath. The two differ on the acid and preservative system only: this one names Sodium Citrate and p-Anisic Acid where HiPP's current panel names Citric Acid and Sodium Anisate. Every cleanser, the almond extract, the re-fatting pair and the fragrance are the same, so this reads as an earlier revision of the same product rather than a different one. The panel printed on the bottle you receive is the one that governs, and cosmetic formulations are revised from time to time.
What the main ingredients are doing
On the panel
What it is
Aqua
Water, the base of the bath
Hydrogenated Starch Hydrolysate
A plant-derived ingredient that holds moisture
Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine
A mild, soap-free cleanser
Coco-Glucoside
A mild sugar-based cleanser, derived from coconut
Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate
A third mild cleanser, not a soap
Glyceryl Oleate and Glyceryl Stearate
The softening pair that leaves oils behind on the skin
Glycerin
Draws water into the skin, so it does not feel tight afterwards
Adjusts the pH, which is how the bath is kept skin-neutral
Tocopherol
Vitamin E
Hydrogenated Palm Glycerides Citrate
A co-emulsifier that keeps the formula stable
Sodium Chloride
Salt, used to thicken the liquid
Perfume
The fragrance
The table above translates the main ingredients only and is not the full panel; it is not given in the order of the panel, and the panel above it is the complete list. The panel printed on the bottle you receive is the one that governs.
What is left out
What HiPP leaves out of it
On something your baby sits in, the exclusions are often the reason for buying, so they are worth setting out properly with the qualifier that belongs to each one rather than as a row of badges.
Soap-free washing substances
pH skin-neutral
Mild to the eyes
Dermatologically tested
Maintains the acid mantle
No parabens
No mineral oil or paraffins
Recipe without microplastics
Biodegradable formula
Recyclable packaging
Soap-free, pH skin-neutral, mild to the eyes, maintains the acid mantle and dermatologically tested skin compatibility are all published by HiPP for this 350 ml care bath. Recipe without microplastics. HiPP's own wording is a recipe without microplastics and without water-soluble, purely synthetic polymers. Biodegradable formula. HiPP states the recipe is biodegradable, and its own product information for this article states the formula is 100% biodegradable. Recyclable packaging. HiPP states the packaging is recyclable.
What is not claimed for this bath
No fragrance-free, vegan, cruelty-free, organic, colorant-free, preservative-free, essential-oil-free or PEG-free claim is made for this bath, and none should be read into it. It contains Perfume. The organic reference belongs to the almond component, not to the product: this is not sold as a certified organic cosmetic. HiPP does publish one statement about skin, that this bath is also suitable for skin prone to neurodermatitis. That is a statement of suitability, and nothing here claims it treats or improves any condition. Other bottles in the HiPP range publish exclusions that this one does not, including a vegan statement on the baby shampoo, and a claim is only repeated here when HiPP publishes it for this product.
Pack size
What you get, and how many baths a 350 ml bottle gives
This listing is one 350 ml bottle of care bath. It is not a wash, so it does not replace a shampoo or a body wash; it is the bottle for the water itself.
How many baths it gives cannot honestly be given as a number, even though HiPP publishes a dose. The dose is 2 to 3 splashes, and a splash is not a volume: it depends on the squeeze, the bottle and how full the bath is. Dividing 350 ml by an undefined unit would produce a number that looks precise and is not, so none is stated here. What can be said is how the HiPP bath and wash products compare on size and purpose.
HiPP product
Size
Where it goes
This bottle, care bath
350 ml
Into the bathwater
Gentle Baby Bath Additive
350 ml
Into the bathwater
Baby Shampoo
200 ml
Onto the hair, then rinsed
2 in 1 Shampoo and Shower Gel
200 ml
Onto hair and body, then rinsed
Head to Toe Wash Gel
400 ml
Onto hair and body, then rinsed
These are separate HiPP products with separate ingredient panels, listed here by size and purpose only. No equivalence between their formulas is implied, and a claim published for one of them is not published for the others. No number of baths per bottle is claimed, because HiPP's dose is given in splashes rather than millilitres.
Highlights
Product highlights
350 ml care bath
From the first day
For highly sensitive skin
Suits neurodermatitis-prone skin
Soap-free washing substances
pH skin-neutral
Mild to the eyes
Keeps the acid mantle
Dermatologically tested
2 to 3 splashes per bath
Bathe 5 to 7 minutes
With organic almond extract
No parabens or mineral oil
Questions parents ask
Frequently asked questions
How much do I add, and how hot should the water be?
HiPP's own recommendation is to spread 2 to 3 splashes in the water, at a bath temperature of approximately 36 degrees, with a bath time of 5 to 7 minutes. That is one of the few baby care products with a published dose, so it is worth following rather than guessing.
From what age can I use it?
From the first day of life, which is the age HiPP gives for this bath. There is no separate newborn version to start on first.
Do I rinse my baby afterwards?
A care bath is diluted in the water, so no separate rinse is needed. Lift your baby out, pat dry, dry the skin folds properly and follow with a lotion or cream if the skin tends to dryness.
Is it soap-free?
Yes. HiPP describes the washing substances in it as particularly mild and soap-free, and states that the bath is pH skin-neutral and maintains the skin's acid mantle.
Will it sting my baby's eyes?
HiPP describes it as mild to the eyes. That is not the same as having no effect at all, so rinse with clean water if any gets in.
Is it fragrance-free?
No. HiPP describes it as having a delicate fragrance and Perfume is on the ingredient panel. If you need a product with no fragrance in it at all, this is not the one.
Does it contain nuts?
It contains sweet almond seed extract, listed on the panel as Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Seed Extract. Read the full ingredient panel before use if nut allergy is a concern in your family.
Is this an organic bath product?
No. HiPP describes it as containing natural organic almond extract, and that organic reference belongs to the almond component. The bath itself is not sold as a certified organic cosmetic and we make no organic claim for it.
Written from HiPP's own published product information for its 350 ml baby care bath, including HiPP's product information sheet for the article and the German retail product data HiPP supplies for it, which is the source of the published dose, water temperature and bath time. Only statements carried by those sources are made. The from-birth age and the 350 ml pack size are confirmed by HiPP's published product data and are unchanged. HiPP's own suitability statement for this article, "Auch für zu Neurodermitis neigende Haut geeignet", is restored here as suitability and not as a claim to treat or improve any condition. The same wording is used on this store's other listing of this 350 ml bath. Claims previously shown here that HiPP does not publish for this product have also been removed: free from allergy-suspect fragrances, free from essential oils, free from colorants, free from preservatives, free from PEG emulsifiers and free from animal raw materials. No vegan claim is made, because HiPP does not publish one for this product even though it publishes one for its baby shampoo. Last reviewed 20 October 2026.
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