HiPP BabySoft Baby Shampoo and Conditioner, 200 ml
This is the HiPP Babysanft shampoo and conditioner, a European 2-in-1 baby shampoo in a 200 ml bottle that washes and conditions in the same pass. It exists for one specific moment in a child's life: the point where the hair has grown long enough that combing, not washing, is the part everybody dreads.
A plain baby shampoo cleans hair but leaves it to tangle. This one carries a conditioning agent, so the comb goes through afterward without tugging. HiPP builds it soap-free, with organic almond extract, and states it does not sting the eyes and that the skin compatibility has been dermatologically tested.
The things HiPP leaves out are the usual Babysanft list: no parabens, no mineral oils, and no microplastics or water-soluble synthetic polymers. The formula is 100% biodegradable and the packaging is recyclable. It is lightly scented rather than fragrance-free.
Who this bottle is for
This is for longer children's hair and for a sensitive scalp. If your baby still has very little hair, a plain wash or a head-to-toe gel does the job and this bottle is more product than you need. The moment to switch is when the hair starts knotting at the back of the neck after every bath.
It is built for sensitive skin, which matters because a scalp is skin and a conditioner sits on it longer than a shampoo does. HiPP states the skin compatibility has been dermatologically tested, and the recipe keeps to the mild, soap-free surfactants it uses across the Babysanft range. It is scented, and Parfum is on the panel, so this is not the bottle to pick if you want nothing scented at all.
If washing rather than combing is the problem
For hair and body in one pass there is HiPP Baby Gentle Care 2 in 1 Shampoo and Shower Gel, 200 ml, and for hair on its own without a conditioner there is HiPP Baby Shampoo, 200 ml. For everyday bathing from top to toe there is HiPP Baby Head to Toe Wash Gel, 400 ml. Each has its own ingredient panel, so check the one on the bottle you buy.
How to use it at bath time
HiPP publishes no quantity per wash, no water temperature and no washing frequency for this product, so none is stated. The steps below are general practice for washing a child's hair, not manufacturer instructions.
Wet the hair thoroughly first
Warm, not hot. Hair that is only damp takes more product than hair that is properly wet, and the shampoo then has to be rinsed out of a smaller amount of water.
A small amount into your palm
Start with less than you would use on your own hair. A 2-in-1 is doing two jobs, so it feels like less lather than a plain shampoo and that is not a sign to add more.
Work it in at the scalp
Fingertips, not nails, in small circles. The scalp is where the washing matters; the length mostly needs the conditioning rather than the cleaning.
Tilt the head back, away from the face
It is made not to sting, which is not the same as having no effect. Keeping the lather running backward is still the easiest way to avoid the whole argument.
Rinse until the hair squeaks less, not more
A conditioned hair feels smooth rather than squeaky when it is clean. Rinse until no more suds come out, and give it longer than you think at the back of the neck.
Comb it while it is still wet
This is the point of the bottle. Start at the ends and work up toward the scalp in short sections, so a knot gets eased out rather than dragged through.
Read this before the first bath
Never leave a baby or young child alone in or near water, not for a moment and not for a reach. This product is for external use only. Keep the bottle out of reach and away from the edge of the bath. It is made not to sting the eyes, so rinse with clean water if any gets in. Stop using it if the skin or scalp becomes red or irritated, and speak to your doctor or pharmacist if that does not settle.
What is in the HiPP shampoo and conditioner
A mild, soap-free cleansing base with three gentle surfactants, plus the two things that make it a 2-in-1: a cationic guar derivative, which is the conditioning agent that lets a comb through, and a starch hydrolysate that gives the hair body. Organic almond seed extract, panthenol and vitamin E are the conditioning additions, and the preservation is built on levulinic and benzoic acid systems.
Ingredients: Aqua, Hydrogenated Starch Hydrolysate, Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine, Coco-Glucoside, Glycerin, Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate, Sodium Chloride, Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Seed Extract, Panthenol, Tocopherol, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Glycol Distearate, Citric Acid, Levulinic Acid, Sodium Anisate, Sodium Levulinate, Glyceryl Stearate, Benzoic Acid, Glyceryl Oleate, Hydrogenated Palm Glycerides Citrate, Parfum.
Transcribed from HiPP's own published label artwork for this 200 ml bottle, which states a nominal volume of 200 ml and matches the pack sold here. Formulations are revised from time to time, so the panel printed on your own bottle governs. Read it before first use.
| On the panel | What it is |
|---|---|
| Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine | A mild cleansing surfactant |
| Coco-Glucoside | A mild sugar-derived cleanser |
| Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate | A mild amino-acid-derived cleanser |
| Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride | The conditioning agent, helps combing |
| Hydrogenated Starch Hydrolysate | Gives the hair body, holds water |
| Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Seed Extract | Sweet almond seed extract |
| Panthenol | Provitamin B5, a hair and skin conditioner |
| Glycerin | A humectant, holds water in the skin |
| Citric Acid | Adjusts the pH |
| Tocopherol | Vitamin E, used as an antioxidant |
| Parfum | The scent |
The table translates the main ingredients only, is not in panel order, and is not the full panel; the list above it is complete.
Allergens: this shampoo contains Parfum, and it contains sweet almond as Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Seed Extract. A cosmetic carries no statutory allergen declaration, so this is a read-the-label note rather than a declaration. If there is a nut allergy in the family, check the panel on the bottle and ask your doctor.
What HiPP leaves out of it
- Soap-free
- No parabens
- No mineral oils
- No microplastics
- No synthetic polymers
- 100% biodegradable formula
- Recyclable packaging
No microplastics and no synthetic polymers. HiPP's own footnote defines this as a recipe without water-soluble, purely synthetic polymers. 100% biodegradable formula is HiPP's own claim, printed on its label artwork for this bottle. Not tested on animals, which HiPP notes is also the law for cosmetics in the EU.
What is not claimed, and the one figure missing from this page
No skin condition is named. This is a mild shampoo and conditioner, not a treatment, and no claim is made about any diagnosed skin or scalp complaint. No age of use is stated on this page. Neither this listing nor HiPP's own published label artwork for this bottle prints a minimum age, so none is given rather than borrowing the from-birth age that other Babysanft products carry. What HiPP does say is who it is for: longer children's hair and a sensitive scalp. There is no organic certification on the product. It carries organic almond extract as an ingredient, which is not the same as being a certified organic cosmetic, so no EU Organic claim is made.
What you get in a 200 ml bottle
One 200 ml bottle, doing the work of a shampoo and a conditioner. That is the whole case for it: one bottle on the side of the bath rather than two, and one application rather than a wash followed by a wait.
| What | This bottle |
|---|---|
| Volume | 200 ml |
| Fluid ounces | About 6.8 fl oz |
| What it does | Shampoo and conditioner in one |
| Hair it suits | Longer children's hair |
| Soap | None, soap-free |
| Eyes | Made not to sting |
| Fragrance | Yes, Parfum on the panel |
| Age from | Not published |
| Washes per bottle | Not published |
About 6.8 fl oz is arithmetic from the 200 ml volume. The two blanks are deliberate. HiPP publishes no minimum age for this bottle and no quantity per wash, and how long 200 ml lasts depends entirely on how much hair there is to wash. A figure in either row would look precise and would not be.
Product highlights
- Shampoo and conditioner in one
- 200 ml bottle
- For longer children's hair
- Combs through without tugging
- Soap-free, made not to sting
- With organic almond extract
- Dermatologically tested skin compatibility
- No parabens or mineral oils
- 100% biodegradable formula
Frequently asked questions
From what age can I use it?
HiPP does not publish a minimum age for this bottle and this listing does not state one, so no age is given here rather than borrowing one from another product. What HiPP does say is that it is for longer children's hair, which in practice means it is a product you move on to rather than start with.
What makes it different from a plain baby shampoo?
The conditioning agent. A plain shampoo cleans the hair and leaves it to tangle; this one carries a cationic guar derivative that coats the hair so a comb goes through afterward.
Will it sting my child's eyes?
HiPP states that it does not sting the eyes. That is not the same as having no effect, so tilt the head back and rinse with clean water if any gets in.
Is it fragrance-free?
No. It is lightly scented and Parfum appears on the panel. If you want nothing scented at all, this is not the one to pick.
Is it soap?
No, it is soap-free, which is HiPP's own statement for this bottle. The cleansers are three mild surfactants rather than a soap base.
Does it contain nuts?
It contains sweet almond as Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Seed Extract. If there is a nut allergy in the family, read the panel on your bottle and ask your doctor before using it.
Do I need a separate conditioner as well?
No, that is the point of a 2-in-1. One application washes and conditions, and the comb-out happens straight afterward while the hair is still wet.
Is it the same as the HiPP 2 in 1 Shampoo and Shower Gel?
No. That one is shampoo plus body wash, for washing hair and body together. This one is shampoo plus conditioner, for hair that tangles. They are separate products with separate ingredient panels.
Is it organic?
It carries organic almond extract as an ingredient. The finished product is not a certified organic cosmetic, so no EU Organic claim is made for it.
Can it be used on adult hair?
There is nothing in it that would prevent it, but HiPP sells it for children's hair and that is what this page claims for it. It is a mild formula, so it will not do much for hair that needs a heavy conditioner.
The rest of the HiPP bath and hair care range
- HiPP Baby Shampoo, 200 mlHair on its own, without a conditioner in it.
- HiPP Baby Gentle Care 2 in 1 Shampoo and Shower Gel, 200 mlHair and body in one pass, for a younger child.
- HiPP Baby Head to Toe Wash Gel, 400 mlA larger head-to-toe bottle for everyday bathing.
- HiPP BabySoft Gentle Baby Bath Additive, 350 mlFor the bath water itself rather than for washing.
These are separate HiPP products with separate ingredient panels, listed here by size and purpose only. No equivalence between their formulas is implied.
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Written from HiPP's own published label artwork for this bottle, reference IT90118, which states a nominal volume of 200 ml, together with the claim block carried on this listing. The full ingredient panel is transcribed from that artwork. The 200 ml pack size is stated by the site and confirmed by HiPP. Soap-free, does not sting the eyes, the organic almond extract, protection of the sensitive scalp, silky knot-free easy-to-comb hair, dermatologically tested skin compatibility, no animal testing and the 100% biodegradable formula are all HiPP's published claims on that artwork. The 2-in-1 description, the pH skin-neutral statement, no parabens, no mineral oils, no microplastics or water-soluble synthetic polymers, the recyclable packaging and the longer-children's-hair positioning are taken from the claim block on the pack as carried on this listing. Could not be sourced and therefore left out: a minimum age of use. Neither the artwork nor this listing prints one, so no age is stated and the page says so in the two places a parent would look; the from-birth age carried by other Babysanft products was deliberately not borrowed. No quantity per wash, water temperature or washing frequency is published either, so none is stated, the steps are labeled as general practice, and no washes-per-bottle figure is given. No skin condition is named. Last reviewed 24 October 2026.
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