Frida Baby DermaFrida the SkinSoother Baby Bath Brush: Cradle Cap Brush for Babies, Baby Essential for Dry Skin, Cradle Cap Treatment and Eczema

My 10 month old has had cradle cap since she was around 2 months old and was left with a little stubborn patch in the middle of her scalp that didn’t seem to be budging. With her first birthday approaching u felt it was time to do something about it and I honestly wish I had purchased this sooner!The three-step system—featuring a soft sponge, gentle bristle brush, and fine-toothed comb—is incredibly well thought out and works like magic.Using it on my baby’s scalp was easy and surprisingly satisfying. The sponge lathers shampoo gently without irritating the skin, the bristles lift flakes effortlessly without pulling on hair, and the comb helps remove all the loosened flakes cleanly. It’s effective, mess-free, and completely non-intimidating to use—even during a squirmy bath time!

I bought this to use on my 11 week old who had slowly developed cradle cap and what can I say except it is very effective and removed all traces of cradle cap!I used the whole kit 3 times in total to remove the cradle cap because I didn't want to over-use it in 1 go and cause any skin sensitivity.The kit is a 3 piece/stage process; first you use the sponge to lather up the shampoo/body wash of choice for baby, then you use the gentle scrubber to massage away at the dry skin before finally combing it away with the specially shaped comb.The whole kit was so easy to use, is hand-held sized and works so well. Baby was not upset at all during the use of the kit so it was a win win all round! Highly recommend!

This is one of the very few reviews I’ve ever written because this product actually works! In all fairness, my 10 week didn’t have severe cradle cap but it was definitely visible. I thought I’d give it some time to resolve on its own but by 10 weeks it was just rather unsightly so I bought this. I didn’t use any special shampoo, just standard baby shampoo from our nationally loved discount german supermarket. Firstly, I lathered the shampoo on her head with the sponge. Then, loosened all the flakes with the silicone bristles - this worked an absolute treat! Then lastly used the little comb to remove all the flakes that were clinging onto her hair for dear life. Admittedly it did leave her scalp very red but she has very sensitive and reactive skin. It eased within a few hours and it didn’t seem to cause any pain at all. The next morning she had zero redness and zero cradle cap. Just completely eliminated. I wasn’t expecting it to work with just one use but here we are! Definitely recommend this.

I was slightly apprehensive about using this as was worried it was going to remove all my baby’s hair and make it sore.. but it was so itchy for him I had to try something. I was recommended this and I am shocked how quickly it worked! After using two times all cradle cap was gone! (See before and after pics)The only thing I would say is the sponge wasn’t glued on very well as it was hanging off after the first use.

Baby absolutely loved it! Knew it would work based on the amount of 5 star reviews but honestly didn't think it would work as well as it has. My 8 week old developed it quite recently and while moisturising helped a bit, I knew it ideally needed loosening and combing off.The kit will do both - lather your choice of shampoo or wash into the scalp, use the silicone brush to gently loosen the scales and the comb to get them off. Very effective and because all of the three "tools" are extremely soft, apparently quite relaxing for the baby too. I'd say its gotten rid of 90% of the scales on the first use, and even then there's only a few flakes in her hair where I couldn't quite get to them in the bath.Absolutely love it and can't recommend it enough. Photo showing a few flakes stuck in the ends of her hair but much smoother skin and a nearly-asleep baby.

I held off buying this for a couple of months because the price put me off. I tried other skin exfoliating scrubbers I already had, and they helped a little. Then the cradle cap worsened and I caved and bought this brush/sponge/comb system. The brush is the crucial part, it reaches through my baby's hair to his scalp and gently but effectively loosens the flakes during shampooing with his regular baby shampoo. My other silicone scrubbers didn't get through his hair well enough to loosen the flakes as well. I don't have much use of the sponge side as I prefer to lather the shampoo with my fingers, like normal. Finally, the comb is useful to remove the loosened flakes from the baby's hair after washing and I also find it helpful for taming his hair so it dries looking styled/less wild. However, really any fine-toothed comb would do the job. Now that I own it, I like that this one is curved because it follows the curve of his head, which handy. We've been using it for a few weeks now and I'm surprised the flakes haven't come back yet since I don't expect this system would treat the underlying condition of cradle cap, just the flakes that are the symptom of it. So, in my opinion this is overpriced, but it is also effective. If you have the money, and the cradle cap is worsening, buy it.

Worked after first use!

Amazing product, after trying many other different things this did the trick immediately