Delivering health and beauty, naturally.

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What’s the catch? You must live in Santa Barbara or Goleta and be willing to participate in a focus group to discuss your experience with BabyLove. That’s it. Interested? Click here to learn more or to sign up!

We Could Use Your Help!

BabyLove would not be here if it wasn’t for you! If you care to contribute to our project please click here to take our survey! This will help us understand why you believe healthy skin care is important, and allow us to develop the best service so BabyLove can better help you!

Our Mission

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BabyLove is a graduate student project, created out of concern for the health of our bodies and the environment. By studying the risks associated with unregulated beauty and skincare products, we were shocked to find that most trusted products are laden with harmful ingredients. Even more disturbing, we found many dangers lurking in the common skincare products used by pregnant women. We know there are better options that nourish, not harm.

 

BabyLove is a subscription sampling service that gives new and expecting mothers access to healthy beauty and skincare products in an innovative way.

While it can be costly in terms of time and money for mothers to find healthy, natural, and organic products that suit their needs, purchasing a BabyLove subscription will allow mothers to save both time and money.

As our website grows we will host a community forum and ingredient/product blacklist to compile the best of current research and consumer opinion. Aside from an educational component, BabyLove is also a service that allows mothers to sample several safe product options. This will give you the chance to try before committing to an expensive, full-sized product purchase.

With many brands vying for your attention it is difficult to find the right item, and nearly impossible to get it right the first time. Our service is a low-cost, high-value, efficient way to discover healthy products and promote individual and environmental well-being.

BabyLove strives to help mothers and their babies by delivering health and beauty, naturally.

Dedication

We are devoted to helping mothers find products that suit their needs and do so without harm. To accomplish this goal we could really use your help! We are looking for individuals willing to answer a few questions regarding their skin care habits to give perspective on the problem we are fighting. If you wish to share your insights please provide your contact information here, or you can reach us via
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2 thoughts on “Delivering health and beauty, naturally.

  1. I’m so excited and happy that you are doing this for not only the Mommies and babies but also our sweet mother earth : ) THANK YOU!

    I read somewhere that the chemicals in j&j no tears baby shampoo formula are not so safe that they don’t hurt the babies eyes…they are eye numbing agents so they don’t feel it. This is just terrible!!! I was really angry that I trusted them to make products that were safe for my kids. Thank you again for what you are doing <3

  2. By doing something simple like switching to natural hair
    products, you could give yourself a better chance of avoiding some of these health
    problems this holiday season. One of the most common examples of homemade beauty products is a foot scrub,
    which is great for soothing aching and tired feet. The reason why is that
    we would have fewer products and the products we did have on hand would be items that would be
    safe for us to use.

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