LuvLap · Reviewed by Sarab Makker · Published 2026-04-09
Based on a review by Sarab Makker (accessed 2026-04-09).
Based on this review alone: worth considering for soap-free formula with good natural extracts like oat and calendula, but contains a strong, undisclosed perfume which can be irritating and causes migraine to reviewer is a real trade-off.
The reviewer recommends LuvLap Baby Wash and Baby Shampoo for children over three months with normal skin, provided strong fragrance is not an issue. The Baby Lotion is deemed acceptable for normal skin, but the reviewer personally disliked its strong scent. The LuvLap Baby Soap is strongly advised against due to the presence of BHT and a high, alkaline pH level.
This review provides an in-depth analysis of LuvLap Baby Wash, Shampoo, Lotion, and Moisturizing Baby Soap. The reviewer examines their ingredients, texture, fragrance, price, and pH levels through hands-on demonstrations and research.
This baby wash is a recommended option for babies over three months due to its clean base and beneficial extracts. It contains purified water and natural ingredients like calendula extract and shea butter, and its pH falls within the safe range of 6 to 6.5, confirmed by testing. However, the presence of a strong, undisclosed perfume was a significant drawback for the reviewer, who found it overwhelming and a potential irritant. If you need a very affordable and generally well-formulated baby wash for an older infant and are not sensitive to strong fragrances, this product is worth considering. If you have a newborn or prefer fragrance-free options, you should look elsewhere.
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The reviewer notes that LuvLap products, with an MRP around ₹330-₹400 for 400ml, are frequently available on Amazon for deeply discounted prices, often around ₹100, making them very affordable.
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The LuvLap Baby Wash is stated to contain natural oat extract, shea butter, coco glucoside, and calendula extract, which are described as very good and hero ingredients.
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The Baby Wash includes sodium benzoate and Gioguard ECT as preservatives, which are categorized as safe, but the reviewer notes that very premium and international brands typically avoid using them in baby products.
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The Baby Wash contains an undisclosed perfume, which the reviewer found to be very strong and personally irritating, causing migraines. The reviewer warns that such synthetic chemicals could cause allergic reactions on sensitive baby skin.
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The reviewer demonstrates the texture of the Baby Wash, describing it as a gel type with a medium consistency, neither very thick nor very light.
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The pH of the LuvLap Baby Wash is tested and found to be in the safe range, between 6 and 6.5.
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The LuvLap Baby Lotion's ingredient list includes purified water, olive oil, wheatgerm, glycerin, coconut oil, sweet almond oil, shea butter, and beeswax, all described as very nourishing and skin-suiting ingredients.
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The Baby Lotion contains Cereareth 20, an emulsifier that keeps water and oil mixed. While safe according to government guidelines, it is an ingredient typically avoided by premium international brands in baby products.
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The Baby Lotion has an even stronger, undisclosed perfume than the wash, which the reviewer found resembled "Cycle brand's incense sticks" and was concerning as it's a leave-on product.
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The reviewer demonstrates the Baby Lotion's texture, noting it is creamy and smooth, and makes the skin feel soft.
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The Baby Lotion's pH is observed to be a little higher than ideal compared to the wash and shampoo, with the reviewer expressing a need to research why lotions often have a higher pH.
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The LuvLap Baby Shampoo lists ingredients like chamomile extract, Pro Vitamin B5 (panthenol for scalp health and moisture), milk protein, and coconut oil, forming a good formula for hair and scalp.
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The Baby Shampoo's pH is tested and found to be in the safe zone, around 6.
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The LuvLap Baby Soap contains titanium dioxide, a whitening agent with no benefit for baby's skin, and BHT (Butylated Hydroxy Toluene), a controversial synthetic preservative deemed unnecessary and avoidable.
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The pH of the LuvLap Baby Soap was found to be very high, between 8 and 9, making it highly alkaline and potentially drying for baby skin, leading to a strong recommendation to avoid it.
The reviewer suggests avoiding LuvLap Baby Wash and Shampoo for newborns (under 3 months) because their strong, undisclosed fragrance can potentially cause allergy issues on sensitive newborn skin. These products are recommended only for babies three months and older with normal skin.
LuvLap baby products are highly affordable, often found at significant discounts on Amazon. For example, 400ml bottles which have an MRP around ₹300-350 can be purchased for about ₹100 during sales.
The LuvLap Baby Wash has a pH between 6 and 6.5, which is within the safe range for baby products. Similarly, the LuvLap Baby Shampoo also has a pH in the safe zone, around 6.
While LuvLap Baby Lotion boasts nourishing ingredients like shea butter and almond oil, it features a very strong, undisclosed fragrance that the reviewer personally found irritating. As it's a leave-on product, this strong fragrance could be a significant concern for babies with sensitive skin.
The LuvLap Baby Soap is not recommended by the reviewer because it has a very high, alkaline pH of 8-9, which can dry out a baby's skin. Additionally, it contains titanium dioxide (a whitening agent with no skin benefit) and BHT, a controversial synthetic preservative that should be avoided in baby products.
The LuvLap Baby Wash, Shampoo, and Lotion all claim to be paraben-free, and the reviewer's ingredient analysis does not find parabens or SLS. However, they do contain other preservatives (sodium benzoate and Gioguard ECT in the wash) and emulsifiers (Cereareth 20 in the lotion) that are considered safe by government guidelines but are sometimes avoided by premium brands.
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Sarab Makker reviews LuvLap baby care products, including wash, shampoo, lotion, and soap, conducting an ingredient-by-ingredient analysis, texture assessment, and pH tests. The review highlights the products' affordability but raises significant concerns about strong fragrances in all items and the controversial ingredient BHT and high pH in the baby soap. Specific recommendations are provided based on the child's age and skin sensitivity.
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