Evereden Kids Happy Face Duo (Melon Juice) - Multi-Vitamin Kids Face Wash & Kids Face Cream Set - Clean & Vegan Skin Care for Kids 3+ - Moisturizing, Nourishing, & Protective Kids Skin Care Set

Bout h for my 8 year old whose wanting to do skin care like her other friends but wanted a safe product that didn't have so many chemicals in it that I couldn't even pronounce. This product was wonderful. My daughter has sensitive skin and it didn't bother her skin at all she loves this product and I will be buying more when she runs out. Worth the money for keeping my daughters skin safe

This is my daughter’s holy grail of skin care she is 8 and has been using it for 2years and is a routine for her. she loves using it day and night. Clean fresh and soft on the skin smells good. Price is reasonable for good quality

My 8 and 10 year old grands love these. They use them every night and save for their skin. They especially like moisturizer pump.

Clean, safe, and fun!

My daughter was super excited to recieve this product. She is starting a face cleaning routine. The bottles have a sleek design that makes her feel like she is using expensive product. She loves the peach scent.

So far good, it smells really pretty. My daughter loves it.

this face wash and lotion is so great for my daughter she has sensitive skin and this moisturizes her face really smoothly the lotion has a little sent but its not a big sent. great face wash and lotion highly recommend

Green washing these days is the worst.. can we please actually get non toxic to mean it? shopping cart icon0Chemical Free Living8 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT TOXIC FRAGRANCES7 Facts About Toxic FragrancesFragranced products can certainly make us and the things in our homes smell delightful. It’s hard to deny that a freshly bathed baby, warm sheets right out of the dryer, and sparkling clean dishes all smell really nice. Added scents and fragrances are great for making personal care products, cleaning sprays, and other products seem more effective & healthier.If you’re like most people, you probably assume that fragrances are 100% safe, and that’s exactly what manufacturers want you to think. To arm parents with the information they need to make safe product choices, we’ve compiled the top 7 things manufacturers don’t want you to know about fragrance safety and toxic fragrances.8 Things to Know About the Safety of Chemicals in FragranceFragrances are linked to a staggering number of health risks. Across multiple research studies, synthetic chemicals used to make fragrances are classified as allergens, hormone disruptors, asthma triggers, neurotoxins & carcinogens. The punchline: fragrances are highly toxic and can cause allergic reactions.Fragrances commonly contain phthalates, which are chemicals that help the scents last longer. Studies have shown that more than 75% of products with fragrances contain these endocrine disruptors. The Centers for Disease Control reported that phthalates can be found in the blood of most Americans, and the greatest quantities are in women. They can act like hormones in the human body, which can cause a host of health problems. Health risks for phthalates are startling and include cancer, human reproductive and developmental toxicity, endocrine disruption, birth defects & respiratory problems, genital malformations and undescended testes in baby boys, and lower sperm counts in men. In addition, a recent large study across over 5,000 people linked phthalates to premature deaths – up to 107.000 annually – among adults aged 55-64. These toxic villains are very hard to avoid because manufacturers are not required to list them on ingredient labels.Fragrance chemicals, like other toxic chemicals, can pass from the skin and into the blood.Manufacturers are not required to list their fragrance ingredients on product labels. Often only one word, “fragrance”, is used on the label and can hide a cocktail of more than 100 toxic ingredients. This is because fragrances are considered to be “trade secrets”.The fragrance industry regulates itself. That means safety testing does not have to be confirmed by regulators before products are sold to consumers.So-called “natural fragrances” can be just as toxic as synthetic fragrances.