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

The FridaBaby DermaFrida FlakeFixer worked brilliantly. It got rid of cradle cap after the very first use, which was such a relief. The tool is gentle on the scalp but really effective at lifting the flakes without causing any irritation. It’s easy to use, well‑designed, and makes the whole process quick and stress‑free. For something so simple, the results were genuinely impressive. A definite 5‑star product.

Why did you choose this product over others?: Product is very gentle to use on baby scalp and has worked really well at getting rid of the dry skin that has been there for many weeks now. Love that is has a suction cup on it for easy storage in the side of the bath. Ease of cleaning: Very easy to clean because of the material it is made from. Quality: Very good quality, I have used many Frida products and they are all made well.

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.

Had one of these for my firstborn however it got lost in a move so have just replaced for my second baby. He was struggling with some itchy cradle cap and I knew this would do the trick to get rid of it. It’s incredibly easy to use and about 95% of the flakes had cleared up with the first use. Very gentle on newborns and my little one seemed to enjoy the head massage with the silicone brush which we can use going forward even though we no longer need to remove cradle cap. The sponge is handy too for washing little one’s body so great value for money. Have also used it on my 3.5 year old as his scalp was looking dry and the difference after one use was night and day. Definitely recommend this as an effective and gentle way to remove cradle cap/dry scalp patches.

Amazing! Got rid of my babies eyebrow cradle cap in one sitting. The head took longer but so effective.

The FridaBaby DermaFrida FlakeFixer set worked wonders for my baby’s cradle cap after just a few uses. The three-step design — sponge, brush, and comb — makes it super simple to clean the scalp gently without any irritation. Each piece feels high quality, soft enough for sensitive skin but still effective at loosening flakes. I love that it helps soothe dryness while you wash, making bath time easier and less stressful for both baby and parent. The storage stand keeps everything neat and hygienic, which is perfect when you’re juggling baby gear. It’s also very easy to clean afterward, and the brush bristles don’t shed or warp with regular use. Honestly, it’s one of those clever little products that make a big difference in daily baby care. Highly recommend to new parents dealing with cradle cap — worth every penny!

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.

Incredible product. I was a bit sceptical looking at the plastic based tools being too harsh on my 5 week old’s scalp. But it worked a treat. Majority of the cradle cap has gone in a single wash, minimal irritation to her scalp. One of the best baby purchases I’ve made!

J’utilise cette brosse pour faire le shampoing de mon bébé depuis plusieurs mois. Cela décolle bien les croûte de lait avec l’application d’un corps gras avant le shampoing. Mon bébé n’a plus de croûte mais je continue à l’utiliser car elle fait mousser le shampoing et masse en même temps son cuir chevelu.

Fridababy does it again. This kit really works! Gentle yet effective and super easy to use. My baby fell asleep while doing it and I was able to remove almost all scales after just one use. Super impressed!

Baby Frida The Skin Soother is a lifesaver during showers. It’s soft, safe, and gentle on a baby’s delicate scalp, protecting their head from water and soap. My little one stays calm and comfortable, making bath time much easier and less stressful. The design is ergonomic and easy to hold, and it fits nicely in the hand for precise control. Cleaning and rinsing it afterward is quick and simple. Overall, this is a high-quality, practical, and reassuring tool for parents highly recommended for any baby bath routine.

I use this regularly for cradle cap removal. The sponge doesn't really lather though so best of lathering shampoo in your hand then applying to baby's head and then using the sponge. The bristles for loosing the scabs and the fine tooth comb are great at lifting the cradle cap.

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