Complete Care Trio (Green Apple Shampoo + Hair Oil + Body Lotion) - Hair & Skin Essentials for Growing Kids (5–12 Years)

My child has sensitive skin. Should I try Hetakids?

Hetakids is designed with children's skin and hair in mind, but sensitivity varies. Start with a small patch test and observe the skin before regular use.

Should I do a patch test?

Yes, especially when introducing a new product or if your child has sensitive skin. Apply a small amount to a limited area and observe for unusual redness, itching, burning or irritation.

What should I do if my child develops irritation?

Stop using the product and rinse the affected area with clean water. If irritation persists, becomes severe or is accompanied by swelling or other concerning symptoms, seek medical advice.

Can my child use more than one Hetakids product?

Yes. The products can form a simple complete children's personal-care routine: Shampoo → Body Wash → Body Lotion → Hair Oil.

Can siblings of different ages use the same products?

Hetakids products are intended for 5+ years. Always follow the age recommendation on the individual product packaging.

Can younger children use Hetakids?

Parents should follow the age recommendation on the product. If a product is labelled 5+, it should not automatically be assumed suitable for younger children.

Are Hetakids products edible because they contain fruits?

No. Fruit-based or naturally derived ingredients do not make a cosmetic product edible. Hetakids products are for external use only.

What happens if my child accidentally swallows some product?

Do not induce vomiting. Rinse the mouth and seek medical advice or contact your local medical practitioner and information/emergency service, particularly if a significant quantity has been swallowed or the child develops symptoms.

Can I use Hetakids on broken or wounded skin?

No. Cosmetic products should not be applied to open wounds or significantly damaged skin unless advised by a healthcare professional.

Can I use Hetakids if my child has eczema or another skin condition?

If your child has a diagnosed or suspected skin condition, consult your paediatrician or dermatologist before introducing new personal-care products.