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Bubbly Wash
The lather: a cushiony plant foam
The lather: a cushiony plant foam
From the pump
From the pump
8 oz and 16 oz, side by side
8 oz and 16 oz, side by side
At the sink
At the sink
Step 1 · Wash

Bubbly Wash

4.9 (23)

One wash for face, body, scalp and hair.

  • Softens skin as it cleans
  • Rinses clean, with no residue
  • A cushiony, soap-free foam

$44

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Better togetherDry Skin Comfort SetBought separately, $108$92The full routineAll four steps, full sizes$199

99%of participants agreed Bubbly Wash softens and refreshes skin's appearance*

Allergy testedEWG VerifiedDeveloped for fragile skinFragrance freeNon-GMO verifiedCruelty free
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  • A gift at $85travel-size oil

What is Bubbly Wash, and who is it for?

Bubbly Wash is a fragrance-free cleanser, shampoo and bubble bath in one bottle, for babies from newborn through toddler. Aloe and panthenol soften skin while soap-free cleansers made from coconut and fruit sugars foam up and rinse away with no residue.

WashBubbly Wash
SootheSoothing Serum
HydrateSilky Cream
SealNurturing Oil
CuddleCuddle

Complete the routine

Soothing SerumSoothing Serum$54 4.9 (84)
Silky CreamSilky Cream$64 4.9 (86)
Nurturing OilNurturing Oil$48 4.9 (83)

Neelang N.Verified Buyer11/14/2023

★★★★★

Just Perfect!

All organic and made with natural ingredients. Quite suitable for the baby and you will not find similar baby bathing products on the shelves. Highly recommend.

WashSootheHydrateSealCuddle

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Bubbly Wash
Baby's bare feet and legs in a decorated ceramic basin of water.

Why Bubbly Wash

Gentle enough for newborns
Built to our published 5-Heart Safety System. For a newborn, a full bath about two to three times a week is typical, with a spot-clean between.
One bottle, top to toe
Face, body, scalp and hair, so bath time stays simple.
Soft skin, soft hair
Skin feels comfortable after the rinse, with no tight feeling, and hair dries soft.
Starts the routine
Wash is Step 1 of the Steady Hands Routine. A bath or a quick spot-clean both count.
Adult helps a toddler on a stool at a bathroom sink while another toddler holds a towel.
Bath night

Bring back the bubbles.

Many parents were told bubbles are the thing to avoid. What matters is what makes them. Ours come from coconut and fruit sugars, with no SLS or SLES.

So a full bath can be an occasion again: warm water, a handful of foam, a baby watching it rise. And if yours is a plain-water family, that is a fine bath too.

Results after eight weeks

99%

99% of participants agreed Bubbly Wash softens and refreshes skin's appearance*

Expert opinion

Media S. Esser PhD, NNP-BC, APNP, CWCN

“BEB Organic Bubbly Wash is an outstanding choice for newborns, especially for those delicate preemies transitioning home. … This wash is perfect for starting a nurturing skincare routine, giving your baby’s skin the gentle care it deserves from the very beginning.”

Media S. Esser PhD, NNP-BC, APNP, CWCNBoard Certified Wound Nurse, Nurse Scientist, and Neonatal Nurse Practitioner

How does Bubbly Wash
feel and smell?

Bubbly Wash

Wash it all away.

Macro view of pale lilac foam with large and small bubbles and a smooth clear patch.
Texture
A cushiony plant foam that glides over hair and skin.
Baby's arm and loosely curled fist rest on a white terry towel.
Finish
Rinses away without a drop of residue. Skin feels soft, neither squeaky nor coated.
Curled strips of orange citrus peel on a white surface.
Scent
No added fragrance. A faint, fresh note of orange peel from the organic extract, gone when the bubbles rinse away.

Where does Bubbly Wash
fit in your baby's skincare routine?

The four steps side by side: what each product is for and when to use it
ProductTextureWhen to use itWhere and how oftenLeave it out when
Step 1 · WashBubbly WashCushiony plant foam that rinses cleanAt bath time, or for a quick spot-cleanFace, body, scalp and hair. For a newborn, a full bath about 2 to 3 times a week, with a spot-clean betweenYou want a scented bath or a medicated wash
Step 2 · SootheSoothing SerumLightweight, almost water-like serumEvery day, after every washFace and body, after the wash and before the creamYou want the simplest routine, just a wash and a moisturizer
Step 3 · HydrateSilky CreamA cream that melts in at the warmth of your handsAfter bath, or whenever skin feels dryFace and body: upward strokes on the face, toward the heart on the body. The step you will repeat mostYou want a heavy, waxy balm. Silky Cream melts in and leaves skin soft, with a non-greasy finish
Step 4 · SealNurturing OilWarm glide, supple and fast-absorbingAfter Silky Cream, and for massageWarm 3 to 4 pumps in your palms for the body, 1 to 2 for the face. Slow hands, gentle pressure; stop when it feels like enoughYou want a mineral-oil baby oil or a scented massage oil. Nurturing Oil is a plant-oil blend that warms in your palms and absorbs without a heavy film

Bubbly Wash, at a glance

  • 75%of the formula is organic
  • 100%BEB Clean
  • Green PlusGOOD FACE's top rank
  • Top ratedon EWG Skin Deep
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The formula

The Phytocura® approach

Phytocura® is how every BEB formula is made. Each ingredient has to do more than one job, nothing goes in without a reason, and each one is prepared in the form that suits fragile skin. Then the formula is judged as a whole.

In Bubbly Wash, a mild cleansing system works with aloe, glycerin and calendula, so skin feels soft after the rinse. See every ingredient

What is in it

  • Spiky aloe vera leaves radiating from the center with water droplets.

    Aloe leaf juice (organic)

    Aloe thrives in the dry heat of Zimbabwe, storing water in its leaves. It binds water, so skin feels soft after the rinse.

  • Clear foam bubbles of many sizes packed together in a honeycomb pattern.

    Decyl glucoside

    A soap-free cleanser from coconut and fruit sugars, so the bubbles feel conditioning and rinse clean.

  • Single calendula flower with a long stem against a pale pink sky, with streaks of rain.

    Calendula (organic marigold)

    In Guatemala, marigolds grow on land fed by underground rivers. It is the classic bath-time botanical, so the rinse feels calmer.

  • Close view of pale rice grains in a glass bowl.

    Panthenol (pro-vitamin B5)

    Softness after the wash, and moisture kept in when you wash more often.

  • Coconut half with white flesh and a hairy husk on a peach surface.

    Glycerin (organic)

    From coconut. It pulls water into skin so it feels flexible after the bath.

  • Tangerine with green leaves and loose peel pieces on pale pink marble.

    Orange peel extract (organic)

    Sweet oranges ripen in the California sun. This is an extract of the peel, never the essential oil, and it gives the faint, fresh note.

  • Water drops on the pale petals of a rose, close view.

    Phenethyl alcohol, caprylyl glycol, ethylhexylglycerin

    The preservation system: non-paraben and non-formaldehyde-releasing, with two of the three also conditioning skin.

What it leaves out

What we leave out follows from what we put in.

  • Added fragrance

    Fragrance-free by standard. The subtle aroma comes from the plant ingredients.

    Why some formulators use it

    To make a product smell appealing, or to cover the smell of its base.

    Our call
    • Fragrance is among the most common causes of contact allergy in children, according to patch-test studies.
    • Babies know their parents by scent, and we would rather not add another one.

  • Essential oils

    Orange peel is used as an extract, a different preparation from citrus essential oil.

    Why some formulators use it

    They add scent, and they read as natural on a label.

    Our call
    • Many essential oils naturally contain fragrance compounds that the EU requires brands to name on the label above set levels.
    • For newborn skin, we leave them out.

  • Mineral oil and petrolatum

    Built on aloe, glycerin and coconut-derived cleansers.

    Why some formulators use it

    They cost little and coat the skin.

    Our call
    • We favor ingredients that do more than one job, so we build on plant-derived oils and humectants.
    • We can tell you what each ingredient in this formula is there to do.

  • Sulfates (SLS and SLES)

    Soap-free, coconut-derived decyl glucoside that foams gently and rinses clean.

    Why some formulators use it

    They foam generously and cost little.

    Our call
    • Researchers also use it as a reference irritant in skin studies, at levels above what a wash contains.
    • We formulate for skin that is still developing, so we use a different family of cleansers.

  • Sodium benzoate

    Preservation comes from phenethyl alcohol, caprylyl glycol and ethylhexylglycerin.

    Why some formulators use it

    It is an inexpensive preservative, permitted in cosmetics in the US and the EU.

    Our call
    • In Europe, medicines that contain benzoates have a label line saying they may increase jaundice in newborns up to 4 weeks old.
    • Cosmetics and medicines follow different rules, and we made this call with newborns in mind.

  • Parabens and phenoxyethanol

    Why some formulators use it

    They are familiar, easy preservatives, permitted within set limits.

    Our call
    • The EU banned five parabens in 2014 and does not allow two more in leave-on products for the diaper area of children under 3.
    • France requires most leave-on products containing phenoxyethanol to say they are not for the diaper area of children 3 and under.
    • Where regulators draw a line around the youngest children, we stay on the far side of it.

  • Synthetic dyes

    Why some formulators use it

    Color makes a product look appealing on a shelf.

    Our call
    • Color does nothing for skin, and we want each ingredient to have a job.

Full ingredient list

* Certified organic

  1. Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Leaf Juice*
  2. Decyl Glucoside
  3. Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine
  4. Glycerin*
  5. Sodium Hydroxypropylphosphate Laurylglucoside Crosspolymer
  6. Phenethyl Alcohol
  7. Caprylyl Glycol
  8. Ethylhexylglycerin
  9. Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Peel Extract*
  10. Xanthan Gum
  11. Hydroxypropyl Guar
  12. Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride
  13. Calendula Officinalis (Marigold) Flower Extract*
  14. Panthenol
  15. Tocopherol. *Certified organic. 75% organic

Want to read any label this way? Our guide to choosing safe baby products shows what to look for.

How do you use
Bubbly Wash?

Where
Face, body, scalp and hair
How often
For a newborn, a full bath about 2 to 3 times a week, with a spot-clean between
  1. Run warm water and test it on your wrist.

    Run warm water and test it on your wrist.

  2. Work a few drops into a lather between your palms.

    Work a few drops into a lather between your palms.

  3. Face first, hair last. Wipe each eye from the inner corner out, with a fresh corner of the cloth for the other eye.

    Face first, hair last. Wipe each eye from the inner corner out, with a fresh corner of the cloth for the other eye.

  4. Towel across your chest first, then lift your baby straight to you. A wet baby is slippery, so hold under the arms.

    Towel across your chest first, then lift your baby straight to you. A wet baby is slippery, so hold under the arms.

  5. Cuddle. Hands only.

    Cuddle. Hands only.

Warm water, slow hands. A quick wash still counts as the routine.

How has Bubbly Wash
been tested?

  • HRIPT (clinically and dermatologically tested)

    A repeat insult patch test run by independent third-party labs, the standard check for irritation and sensitization.

  • Ophthalmologist tested

    Checked by an ophthalmologist, since a wash goes on the face and scalp.

  • Consumer tested

    99% agreed it softens and refreshes skin's appearance.*

HRIPT on Bubbly Wash covered 53 subjects with no irritation and no sensitization.

Toddler with a hair bow smiles and presses a hand to an adult's cheek.
Beyond the lab

The real-world record

Patch tests are run on adults, because no one patch-tests a baby. So the record that speaks for baby skin is use.

  • 300+hospitals and birthing centers
  • 11+years in use
  • 0reported adverse events

What parents say about
Bubbly Wash

4.9

Based on 23 reviews

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Neelang N.Verified Buyer11/14/2023

★★★★★

Just Perfect!

All organic and made with natural ingredients. Quite suitable for the baby and you will not find similar baby bathing products on the shelves. Highly recommend.

RushikaVerified by Shop05/12/2023

★★★★★

My baby loves it!!

Questions parents ask

Is Bubbly Wash gentle enough for newborns and preemies?

Bubbly Wash is gentle enough for newborns and designed for the most fragile skin. It is soap-free and fragrance-free, clinically and dermatologically tested (HRIPT), ophthalmologist tested, and used in hospital NICUs: 300+ hospitals and birthing centers, 11 years. If your baby is in the NICU or recently home, follow your care team's plan for when and how to bathe.

How often should I use Bubbly Wash?

Babies do not get very dirty. Two or three baths a week is plenty for a newborn, with a warm cloth on the days between.

How do I use Bubbly Wash?

Lather a few drops of Bubbly Wash in your hands, massage over wet body, face and scalp, then rinse clean. For a spot-clean, wet the skin, apply a little and wipe with a soft cloth.

Does Bubbly Wash have a scent?

Bubbly Wash is fragrance-free, with no added or masking fragrance. Any subtle aroma comes from its plant ingredients, and it rinses away with the foam.

Can I use Bubbly Wash on my baby's hair and face?

Yes. Bubbly Wash is a 3-in-1 made for face, body, scalp and hair, so one gentle wash covers the whole bath.

Will a soap-free wash actually clean my baby's skin?

Yes. Bubbly Wash cleans with decyl glucoside, a coconut-derived, soap-free cleanser that foams gently and rinses clean from face, body, scalp and hair.

Will Bubbly Wash dry out my baby's skin or leave a residue?

Bubbly Wash moisturizes and softens while it gently cleanses, and it rinses clean without residue. Its base is organic aloe, with glycerin and panthenol in the formula, and skin feels soft and smooth after the rinse.

Is Bubbly Wash tear-free?

Bubbly Wash is ophthalmologist tested for eye safety. Keep it out of your baby's eyes as you would any wash, and rinse with clean water if it gets in.

Can I use Bubbly Wash on my baby's scalp for cradle cap?

Bubbly Wash is the last step for cradle cap: massage Nurturing Oil onto the scalp to soften the look of the flakes, lift them gently with a soft brush, then wash with Bubbly Wash. If the scalp looks sore or the flakes spread beyond it, see your pediatrician.

Can I use Bubbly Wash on eczema-prone skin?

Yes. Bubbly Wash is the Wash step of the full four-step routine we recommend for eczema-prone skin between flares, with Silky Cream as the step to lead with. For a flare, or skin that looks sore, broken or infected, see your pediatrician.

What is the pH of Bubbly Wash?

Bubbly Wash is formulated to a target pH of about 5.5, which is skin-neutral.

Does Bubbly Wash contain parabens or sulfates?

Bubbly Wash is made without parabens, SLS or SLES. The formula also leaves out added fragrance, essential oils, phenoxyethanol, sodium benzoate, mineral oil and synthetic dyes.

What makes Bubbly Wash different from other baby washes?

Bubbly Wash is built to a published safety standard, the 5-Heart Safety System, and designed as the first step of a routine you can repeat. It was co-created with clinical collaborators and is fragrance-free by standard. It is 75% organic, EWG VERIFIED with ingredients top-rated by EWG, and rated GOOD FACE Green Plus.

Is Bubbly Wash used in hospitals?

Yes. Bubbly Wash is used in hospital NICUs: 300+ hospitals and birthing centers, 11 years. The tests behind the formula are named on this page, so you can check the standard for yourself.

How long does a bottle of Bubbly Wash last?

A few drops of Bubbly Wash make a full lather, so each bottle lasts through many baths. It comes in a 16 oz size for home, an 8 oz size, and a 0.33 oz sachet for travel.

Can the whole family use Bubbly Wash?

Yes. Bubbly Wash is made for fragile baby skin and suits anyone in the household who wants a gentle, fragrance-free wash, older siblings and parents included.

Which sets include Bubbly Wash?

Bubbly Wash is in the Dry Skin Comfort Set with Silky Cream, the Sensitive Soothing Set with Soothing Serum, the Rising Star Bundle with Nurturing Oil, the Complete Vital Touch Bundle with the whole routine, and the Discovery Set as a mini.

Start with the routine.

Baby lies laughing on a floral-patterned sheet while an adult's hands reach in at the diaper.
The Discovery Set$19

The routine in five minis, with $20 in gift certificates toward the full sizes.

Two Bubbly Wash sachets, two Silky Cream sachets and one Nurturing Oil tube.
Discovery Set
Bubbly WashBubbly Wash$44

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11/14/2023
Neelang N.
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Just Perfect!

All organic and made with natural ingredients. Quite suitable for the baby and you will not find similar baby bathing products on the shelves. Highly recommend.

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Johanna SVG verified by SHOP
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I had this product since day 1 from the time my baby was discharged from the NICU. We use the lotion and the serum as well my baby is now 11 month old and she never has skin problems. I highly recommend

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05/12/2023
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My baby loves it!!

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05/06/2023
Maiah H.
United States United States

Cleared Up Baby Acne

I got this wash in a baby box as a sample. I was desperate to help clear my sweet baby's face. I tried the wash and her face looked better the next day! I knew I needed more! I ordered the small ones and I will be purchasing the XL next. Great product that I use on myself and baby.

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05/02/2023
Erica M.
United States United States

It's great but...

I love this wash and was able to purchase the large bottle twice since last year and this year. The wait for restock is insane. I've been having to buy a bunch of small bottle which add up to the same in price but not volume. It's honestly so frustrating I'm looking else where that's more reliable. Otherwise great product.

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