Gaia Natural Baby Mini Traveller

The small sizes make the most convenient travel companion - now you can take your favourite GAIA Natural Baby products, where ever you go, in the re-usable zipped "wet pack".

These mini refillable sizes are perfect for the changing bag and for taking on your holidays.

Gaia Mini Traveller Kit Includes:

Gaia Natural Baby Bath & Body Wash 50ml
Gaia Natural Baby Shampoo 50ml
Gaia Natural Baby Moisturiser 50ml

You can buy Gaia Natural Baby Mini Traveller online in Australia from Pharmacy Online

Ingredients/Material

GAIA Baby Bath & Body Wash: Purified Water, Decyl Glucoside (Sugar), Disodium Cocoamphodiacetate (Coconut), Cocoamidopropyl Betaine (Coconut), Guar Gum, Vegetable Glycerine, Lactic Acid, Organic Chamomile Extract•, Certified Organic Avocado Oil•, Organic Evening Primrose Oil•, Sodium Hydroxymethylglycinate (Amino Acid), Phenoxyethanol (Amino Acid) And The Pure Essential Oils Of Certified Organic Lavender•, Organic Sweet Orange• and Organic Chamomile•.

GAIA Natural Baby Shampoo: All derived from natural sources - purified water, decyl glucoside (sugar), disodium cocoamphodiacetate (coconut), cocmidoproyl betaine (coconut), guar gum vegetable glycerine, hydrolysed wheat protein, panthenol (pro-vitamin b5), lactic acid, organic chamomile extract•, organic avocado oil•, organic evening primrose oil•, sodium hydroxy methyl glycinate, phenoxyethanol and the pure essential oils of organic lavender•, organic sweet orange• and organic chamomile•.

GAIA Natural Baby Moisturiser: purified water, cetearyl alcohol (vegetable), glycerol stearate, certified organic soybean oil• grape seed oil, certified organic shea butter•, cocoa butter, certified organic rosehip oil, certified organic wheat germ oil•, tocopherol (natural vitamin e), certified organic calendula extract•, certified organic chamomile extract•, certified organic avocado oil• certified organic evening primrose oil•, phenoxyethanol (plant derived preservative, amino acid - glycine), sodium hydroxyl methyl glycinate (plant derived preservative), and the pure essential oils of certified organic lavender•, certified organic sweet orange• and certified organic chamomile•.

Limonene and linalool - naturally occuring components of essential oils
• Australian Certified Organic

Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 by skincare junkie from GAIA Mini Traveler | Handy for short trips | Good quality products This traveler set contains one of each of the following: Bath & Body Wash Baby Shampoo Baby Moisturiser This is a great sampler set and it is an excellent idea for those who has not tried this brand before, or if you do not know if your baby's skin can tolerate the "natural" products (Note: as opposed to common belief, our family doctor recommends QV/Cetaphil for sensitive skin rather than anything that "smells nice"). I use a lot of GAIA baby products on my daughter as I really like their scent. My daughter's skin is strong and problem-free. Therefore I have the luxury to try different brands. I have full sizes of all of the 3 products included in the pack. The bottles are refillable as well to avoid unnecessary waste. Out of the 3 products I like the shampoo best as it makes hair silky and glossy. The body wash is very good as well. However, I am not sure if it is suitable for new born (it does not say whether it needs to be rinsed off but my daughter is old enough to take a shower now, so it is not a problem for us). The moisturiser is on the runny side. But overall I enjoy using all of them.

Date published: 2019-06-21

Rated 5 out of 5 by Katherine617 from Perfect for hospital The GAIA travel pack is the perfect size for the hospital stay (everyone overpacks the first time) and this is one item you dont want to forget. My son was overcooked so came out peeling- normally I dont use a moisturiser on him but I did the first 2 weeks so the size was perfect. Shampoo also good if your bub has some substantial locks or if there is anything caked on from delivery. I continued to use GAIA products after seeing how gentle the were on a newborns delicate skin.

Date published: 2018-11-01