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Leaving skin hydrated and soft with only a few ingredients and a subtle scent is the Earth Mama Calendula Baby Oil. There's value in keeping it simple, right? We think so. The formula contains calendula-infused oil &#40;grape seed and jojoba&#41;, and the calendula's scent is light and earthy. The oil absorbs well into the skin without leaving unwanted stickiness like some contenders, and the bottle's pump is quick and easy to use, a helpful feature when dealing with a squirmy baby. The packaging states it is free of petroleum, mineral oil, parabens, artificial fragrance, or nut oils. 
Although we think the calendula scent is pleasant, we recognize that not everyone shares the same appreciation. However, it is subtle and light, not overpowering. So, if you're a fan of calendula, we recommend this product and think it is an excellent addition to your baby's routine for keeping dry skin at bay. 

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The Badger Calming Baby Oil stands out among the competition as the only contender to use 100% USDA Certified Organic ingredients. The bottle's pump top is easy to use, and the product absorbs well into thirsty skin, leaving it soft, smooth, and non-greasy. The formula uses cold-pressed oils &#40;olive and jojoba&#41;, and the manufacturer claims it contains no chemicals, synthetics, parabens, or GMOs.  
The bottle is glass, which may appeal to those who strive to avoid plastic, but glass is heavier than plastic and potentially less likely to survive a fall onto hard flooring. According to Badger's website, the Roman chamomile flower oil is obtained by steam distilling the white daisy-like flower to create an essential oil. In general, any essential oil can increase the possibility of skin irritations, so we suggest spot testing on your baby's skin before full body use. Also, we enjoy the mild and earthy scent but recognize that not everyone feels the same. Nonetheless, we recommend this oil to families who value its organic ingredients.

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