Pipette Baby Shampoo + Wash, Fragrance Free, 11.8 fl oz

Pipette · Shampoo & wash

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Baby Shampoo + Wash, Fragrance Free, 11.8 fl oz

An 11.8-fluid-ounce fragrance-free baby shampoo and body wash with a complete current formula and exact-product EWG VERIFIED coverage.

  • baby
  • hair and body wash
  • fragrance-free
  • EWG VERIFIED

Why it earns a place

The exact Fragrance Free variant explicitly excludes phthalates and fragrance, publishes all 13 ingredients, and matches EWG's exact product record.

Phthalate assuranceCertified + explicit claim

What backs the claim

Pipette explicitly excludes phthalates from the current wash and says the selected Fragrance Free option contains no fragrance. Its complete 13-ingredient formula aligns with EWG's exact Fragrance Free record, last updated October 2021.

What it does not prove

EWG's record was last updated in October 2021 and is a formulation review, not a public lot-level quantitative phthalate test; its exact page blocked direct retrieval during the September 28 audit, so the auditor used the exact-URL indexed snapshot. Glucoside surfactants and preservatives can irritate or sensitize some users. External use only and avoid contact with eyes. Reviews and the bestseller label are pooled across sizes and aromas.

EWG VERIFIED · variant 29620520616022 · SKU 3000918 · UPC 850008525032 Check the evidence → Reviewed 2026-09-28

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Checked September 28, 2026

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Why the category matters

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Policy & measurement Human biomonitoring study

What a biomonitoring result can—and cannot—show

A laboratory measurement can document an analyte in a sampled biological matrix, but by itself it does not identify a consumer-product source, establish fetal dose, or show that the chemical caused harm.

Environmental Geochemistry and Health, 2026 Read summary