Liza B.Verified Buyer
★★★★☆
Silky Cream
Excellent
Cream had a great texture and consistency. Really enjoyed this product. - Verified GOOD FACE PROJECT reviewer
BEB Organic makes fragrance-free baby skincare for even the most fragile skin, built to a safety standard stricter than anyone requires and taught through one four-step routine, Wash, Soothe, Hydrate, Seal; every product is clinically and dermatologically tested, every ingredient is explained, and BEB products are used in hospital NICUs across 300+ hospitals.
Every formula starts with one question: what would it take for this to be safe for a baby born at 28 weeks? Every ingredient is used in the version that is right for a baby's skin, and every product is held to a six-criteria standard more conservative than the regulatory minimum.
Read our standardsWe make the skincare. The vital touch is yours.
View all productsFour steps in one order, finished with a cuddle.
Then a cuddle. Tonight, a cuddle alone is still the routine.
The Complete Vital Touch Bundle: Bubbly Wash 16 oz, Soothing Serum 2 oz, Silky Cream 4 oz and Nurturing Oil 2 oz.

The routine in five minis, with $20 in gift certificates toward the full sizes.
Two Bubbly Wash sachets, two Silky Cream sachets and one Nurturing Oil tube.

4.9 stars across 289 reviews of the routine and the Discovery Set.
Liza B.Verified Buyer
★★★★☆
Silky Cream
Cream had a great texture and consistency. Really enjoyed this product. - Verified GOOD FACE PROJECT reviewer
MarisolVerified by Shop
★★★★★
Silky Cream
Can’t wait to try this! So far I’m pleased to use the products
Roselyn B.Verified Buyer
★★★★★
Nurturing Oil
Tried this when my baby was having dry skin and loved it. It is light and quickly absorbed into the skin, good for warm weather.









We build product safety: what goes in, what stays out, what gets tested. You create felt safety: warm palms, slow hands, the same order every time. The routine is where the two meet. Families start with the baby. Then, slowly, the same wash and cream end up in everyone's routine.
How the routine works
A second-generation formulator
Kim Walls learned ingredient discernment from her father, who founded Epicuren Discovery and whose vitiligo drove the restraint he practised. When her skin reacted to sodium benzoate, she looked closer and found she was far from alone, that it is still common in baby skincare, and that Europe's medicines regulator requires a newborn jaundice warning on any medicine that contains it. No BEB formula has ever used it. Kim was nineteen the first time she cared for a baby born too soon. She still remembers the feel of his skin.
Read our storyAll the loveKim

The routine at its simplest, for the first weeks home.
Read about TinyStepsNonprofit partner of the year
Each year we feature a nonprofit that supports NICU and preemie families. This year it is GLO Preemies™, which for 18 years has championed racial and health equity for African American families in the NICU.

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