- When it comes to baby conditioners, you want natural ingredients that are soft and gentle on their sensitive skin.
- After much research and testing, we found the California Baby Calendula Hair Conditioner is the best baby conditioner.
- It transforms baby hair into a silky flow with one squirt, plus the formula is gentle and made with natural ingredients.
- You can also check out our guide to the best baby shampoos.
As a mom of two, I understand that choosing a hair conditioner for your baby comes down to four essential criteria: ingredients, purpose, fragrance, and cost. I personally wanted to find a baby hair conditioner that was made with natural ingredients that would be gentle on my babies' skin.
But how do you know if products that claim to be made with natural ingredients are actually good? How do you know if it de-knots or soothes frizzy hair? And is it perfect for sensitive skin?
I found answers to all of these questions as I researched the best baby conditioners you can buy. I've also used all of these products with my own children.
Here are the best baby conditioners you can buy in 2019:
- Best baby conditioner overall: California Baby Calendula Hair Conditioner
- Best baby conditioner for curls: Shea Moisture Mango and Carrot Extra-Nourishing Conditioner
- Best detangler baby conditioner: Little Twig Detangling Conditioner
- Best baby conditioner for the whole family: Nature's Baby Organics Conditioner & Detangler
- Best smelling daily conditioner for babies: Honest Baby Conditioner
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