Uriage Bebe 1er Soin Cr De Lait

Gentle Cradle Cap Cream for Baby Scalp and Face

A gentle daily cream that helps soften and lift cradle cap from a baby's scalp, brows and forehead. The rich, fragrance-light balm comforts fragile infant skin while the crusts loosen, ready to rinse away at bath time.

Why Choose It?

• Softens Milk Crusts: Shea butter and Shorea seed butter cushion and loosen the flaky cradle-cap patches so they release easily during bath time.
• Comforts Delicate Skin: Glycerin and aloe extract help keep the scalp, brows and hairline calm while the crusts soften.
• Targeted 40 ml Tube: Compact format made for spot use on the cradle-cap zones rather than full-body daily care.
• Paraben-Free, Pediatrician-Tested: Formulated without parabens and tested under dermatological and pediatric supervision for fragile infant skin.

Best For

Babies and young children with cradle cap on the scalp, eyebrows or hairline, when parents want a targeted regulating cream rather than a general body lotion. Fits a gentle before-bath, rinse-during-bath routine.

Use once a day on the cradle-cap areas, about 15-20 minutes before bath so the crusts can soften. Pair with a gentle Uriage Bebe gentle baby shampoo for sensitive scalp to rinse the softened crusts away during bath time.

• Squeeze a small amount of cream onto clean fingertips.
• Massage gently into the cradle-cap patches on the scalp, hairline, eyebrows or forehead — only on the affected zones.
• Leave on for around 15-20 minutes so the crusts can soften.
• During bath, wash the area with a mild baby shampoo and use a soft baby brush or comb to lift the loosened flakes.
• Repeat once daily until the scalp looks visibly clearer; reintroduce as new patches appear.

Tips

• Do not pick or scratch the crusts dry — softening with the cream first reduces irritation on the underlying scalp.
• On non-cradle-cap days, switch back to a general baby balm such as the protective Uriage Bebe 1er Cold Cream for everyday face and body care to keep the rest of baby's skin nourished.