Episencial Peaceful Bubbles Bath 8 oz. size

While I like that this is billed as a safer bubble bath product and has a light, non-overpowering smell, the bubbles never last more than 10 minutes. We've tried squeezing various amounts into the bath and even with 3 very generous squirts..there aren't thick bubbles and they disappear way too fast (which has resulted in using it only 6-7 times and most of the bottle is gone). In addition, the ingredients list contains PEG-120 (Methyl Glucose dioleate). The Skin Deep Database lists it as a 3-6 (but data is limited). From what I've learned, anything with a number in its name isn't natural, so this is bothersome here.

Also, it says ORGANIC on the front in capital letters, but be aware it on contains some organic ingredients; and not nearly enough to warrant a USDA Organic seal (which certifies that at least 95% of a product is organic). They claim: 'Mostly organic all natural ingredients,' but out of about 24 ingredients on my bottle, only six are organic (with no 3rd-party organic seal for verification) .

I'm not a chemist, but as an avid, label-reading mom who's gotten knowledgeable in the area of baby and body products with no harmful chemicals, the PEG-120 is especially iffy. :/

While I like that this is billed as a safer bubble bath product and has a light, non-overpowering smell, the bubbles never last more than 10 minutes. We've tried squeezing various amounts into the bath and even with 3 very generous squirts..there aren't thick bubbles and they disappear way too fast (which has resulted in using it only 6-7 times and most of the bottle is gone). In addition, the ingredients list contains PEG-120 (Methyl Glucose dioleate). The Skin Deep Database lists it as a 3-6 (but data is limited). From what I've learned, anything with a number in its name isn't natural, so this is bothersome here.

Also, it says ORGANIC on the front in capital letters, but be aware it on contains some organic ingredients; and not nearly enough to warrant a USDA Organic seal (which certifies that at least 95% of a product is organic). They claim: 'Mostly organic all natural ingredients,' but out of about 24 ingredients on my bottle, only six are organic (with no 3rd-party organic seal for verification) .

I'm not a chemist, but as an avid, label-reading mom who's gotten knowledgeable in the area of baby and body products with no harmful chemicals, the PEG-120 is especially iffy. :/

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Love it...light smell and there is nothing in it you wouldn't use on the most sensitive of babies. Quality ingredients

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I love this bubble bath! My husband and son have horrible eczema and this is the only cleanser they use. It's gentle on the skin and smells wonderful. The bubbles aren't huge like the chemical brands, but enough for my youngest girls to have a super time especially if I give them a whisk to create more! I like that it's highly organic and all natural. When I get a chance, I enjoy a long bath with it! Totally worth the $$$

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eh. another expensive so-so baby soap/lotion line.. just what the world needs. its overpriced for what it is. weak bubbles. i got one of everything for $200. dont like the smell of the wash. overrated brand except love their soothing lotion or whatever its called, although it seems to be the same as the california baby unscented lotion. many cheaper chemical conscious soaps and washes are better, ie california baby, burts bees (great for bubbles), and best of all (not good for bubbles though) dr. bronner's castile soap is an awesome baby wash. and if you need balm for rashes earth mama angel baby is the best by far. overall, i am unimpressed/ disappointed with this brand.