- The Intention
- The Ingredients
- The Ritual
- The Lala Earth Story
The founder of Lala Earth, Lauren, made this oil to help heal her baby's cradle cap, and it proved to be extremely effective! Most people suggest using vegetable oils like olive oil on baby's head, but that actually feeds the yeast that causes the condition. Squalene oil does not contain fatty acids (and thus does not feed the yeast) and it is technically a hydrocarbon. Harmonizing with the squalene is a little bit of jojoba oil that was densely infused with whole plant allies of plantain, red clover, calendula, and chamomile to soothe, dry, and provide antimicrobial properties....while still being incredibly gentle and safe for baby.
1fl oz
All organic: squalene oil (derived from olives) + jojoba oil infused with plantain, red clover, calendula & chamomile
Simply massage on baby's scalp and let sit for 10-30 minutes. Then use a cradle cap brush (the Safety 1st one is an incredible option) and use the exfoliator side to massage baby's head and loosen the scales. Then use the comb edge to comb everything out and remove it from baby's head. Follow with a gentle shampoo and repeat in a few days if necessary.
Founded by community herbalist and homesteader Lauren Murphy, Lala Earth is an ode to the land and the magic of plants. Lauren is passionate about creating wild herbal tonics and nourishing skin care products that can seamlessly integrate into a healthy lifestyle. Only making and selling products that she uses herself, Lauren is constantly inspired by the plants that grow around her in southern Vermont. Growing many of the herbs in her home garden that uses in her blends, she harvests herbs fresh when they are at their peak, and processes them in a way that preserves their vitality, nutrition, and magic.
The Intention
The founder of Lala Earth, Lauren, made this oil to help heal her baby's cradle cap, and it proved to be extremely effective! Most people suggest using vegetable oils like olive oil on baby's head, but that actually feeds the yeast that causes the condition. Squalene oil does not contain fatty acids (and thus does not feed the yeast) and it is technically a hydrocarbon. Harmonizing with the squalene is a little bit of jojoba oil that was densely infused with whole plant allies of plantain, red clover, calendula, and chamomile to soothe, dry, and provide antimicrobial properties....while still being incredibly gentle and safe for baby.
1fl oz
The Ingredients
All organic: squalene oil (derived from olives) + jojoba oil infused with plantain, red clover, calendula & chamomile
The Ritual
Simply massage on baby's scalp and let sit for 10-30 minutes. Then use a cradle cap brush (the Safety 1st one is an incredible option) and use the exfoliator side to massage baby's head and loosen the scales. Then use the comb edge to comb everything out and remove it from baby's head. Follow with a gentle shampoo and repeat in a few days if necessary.
The Lala Earth Story
Founded by community herbalist and homesteader Lauren Murphy, Lala Earth is an ode to the land and the magic of plants. Lauren is passionate about creating wild herbal tonics and nourishing skin care products that can seamlessly integrate into a healthy lifestyle. Only making and selling products that she uses herself, Lauren is constantly inspired by the plants that grow around her in southern Vermont. Growing many of the herbs in her home garden that uses in her blends, she harvests herbs fresh when they are at their peak, and processes them in a way that preserves their vitality, nutrition, and magic.