DermaFrida Cradle Cap

Would buy again if I have another. This partnered with their cradle cap shampoo is great at removing the cradle cap. Remember to be gentle with your baby when scrubbing but the brush and comb are gentle and soft themselves. Quality is great and worth the money. Very easy to wash off and worked great. No longer have for picture.

This worked really well for clearing up my baby’s stubborn cradle cap. I used it with coconut oil and saw a noticeable improvement after just a few uses. The system itself is simple and easy to use, and it definitely helped lift and remove flakes without being too harsh on my baby’s scalp. The only downside is the brush. Some of the flakes got stuck in there and were hard to fully clean out afterward. Pros: - Very effective at removing cradle cap - Gentle on baby’s scalp - Easy to use Cons: - Flakes can get stuck in the brush

I love this cradle cap system! I used it frequently during the first three months, and it worked really well. The quality is excellent, and it’s very easy to use. It also comes with a convenient holder, which I keep by the sink to let it dry. Overall, a great product for the price!

This is my fourth baby and I guess it took until now to figure out how to combat cradle cap the best, but this product is definitely it. My daughter is 7 weeks and doesn’t have anything severe or anything, but as the cradle cap comes on, I do exactly as the product recommends, easy peasy while I am giving her her bath, and it’s gone. Glad to have found something that works and is easy. And I’m reviewing for my situation which is for my baby’s cradle cap that is just starting to develop. So I’m not sure how this is with more severe cradle cap, but I imagine it’s very helpful. Included pic because I literally just used it and no cradle cap to be seen (it was developing all in the front of her scalp near her forehead).

Fellow parents, gather around because I've stumbled upon the holy grail of cradle cap solutions – the Frida Baby 3-Step Cradle Cap System, and let me tell you, it's a cradle cap conqueror! My little one's hair used to have more flakes than a croissant bakery, and I was beginning to think they were auditioning for a snowstorm. Enter DermaFrida The FlakeFixer, Sponge, Brush, and Comb – the superhero team that has transformed my baby's scalp from flaky to fabulous. The sponge is like a gentle masseuse for the baby's head. It's so soft; I'm convinced it's made from unicorn clouds. The exfoliation is not aggressive, and it feels like a spa day for the scalp. Goodbye, cradle cap; hello, baby's day at the salon! The brush is a game-changer. It's like a magic wand that banishes flakes with each stroke. The soft bristles work their charm, and my baby's hair has never looked smoother. It's like a baby hairbrush with superhero powers against cradle cap villains. The comb is the final touch of finesse. It's like the crown jewel in the cradle cap conquering trio. The precision of the comb ensures that every last flake is evicted from my baby's head. It's like the grand finale of a baby hair revolution. My little one's hair is now so much better, and cradle cap is a distant memory. The 3-step system is like a skincare routine for baby scalps, and I'm here for it. In conclusion, Frida Baby, you've won the cradle cap battle, and my baby's hair is now a shining testament to your genius. Five stars for the FlakeFixer dream team – soft, effective, and cradle cap's worst nightmare. Sorry, flakes, but you're not welcome here anymore!

With my second baby, I already had some experience dealing with cradle cap, but I still wanted something effective and gentle on his skin. This kit turned out to be very convenient since it includes everything you need. The sponge is soft for applying shampoo or oil, the brush helps loosen flakes without irritation, and the comb removes them easily. After just a few uses, I noticed a big improvement his scalp looked much cleaner and healthier, and the process felt much easier than I remembered with my first baby. Most importantly, my baby was never uncomfortable. The only downside is the sponge’s durability, as it started to come apart after a few days. Still, it works very well and I would recommend it.

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I’ve used this on all 4 of my kids and it helps with cradle cap. The brush is a soft silicone so it doesn’t hurt their head and the comb bristles are close together to help get the stuff off their heads after using the brush