Is So'Bio Etic Baby Gel Lavant Safe? Ingredient Analysis

Lea Nature

Lea Nature's So'Bio Etic Baby Gel Lavant is reviewed here as a skincare. Zerotox gives it 60/100 based on the current ingredient profile, so it looks generally acceptable but still includes some ingredients worth reviewing.

The ingredient review below focuses especially on Fragrance, Sodium Benzoate.

60 / 100

Moderate quality

Why score is 60

The composition includes sodium benzoate as a synthetic preservative and fragrance, raising concerns about synthetic additives. However, it also contains beneficial ingredients like aloe vera and honey, which support skin hydration.

Main concern

Sodium benzoate is a synthetic preservative that raises concerns about the presence of synthetic additives in the formulation.

Why it matters: This ingredient is flagged in our analysis based on regulatory and scientific sources. Check the Ingredients section for details and see Data sources for methodology.

Regulation status: Ingredient safety is assessed from EU/EPA/CIR and similar databases; formulations may vary. Always read the product label.

Pros

  • Contains aloe barbadensis leaf juice powder, known for its soothing and moisturizing properties, enhancing skin hydration.
  • Includes glycerin, a humectant that helps retain moisture in the skin, contributing positively to skin care.
  • Features organic ingredients like chamomile flower water and honey, which are beneficial for sensitive skin.

Concerns

  • Sodium benzoate is a synthetic preservative that raises concerns about the presence of synthetic additives in the formulation.
  • Fragrance (parfum) may cause irritation for sensitive individuals, indicating a potential risk for allergic reactions.

Who should avoid this product?

This formula may not suit:

  • people with sensitive skin or fragrance sensitivity
  • people avoiding animal-derived ingredients

Ingredients breakdown

Below, each ingredient is described in the context of this skincare, not just listed as a raw label.

  • Is Water safe in this skincare?

    Good

    Water is used here as base. Water serves as the primary solvent in this gel, providing hydration and facilitating the delivery of other ingredients.

    Role in formula: base

    Original: Aqua (water)

    Read the full ingredient profile for Water

  • Is Chamomile Flower Water safe in this skincare?

    Good

    Chamomile Flower Water is used here as natural_extract. Chamomile flower water is known for its calming and anti-inflammatory properties, making it suitable for sensitive skin.

    Role in formula: natural_extract

    Original: Anthemis Nobilis Flower Water*

  • Is Glycerin safe in this skincare?

    Good

    Glycerin is used here as humectant. Glycerin is a humectant that attracts moisture to the skin, enhancing hydration and preventing dryness.

    Role in formula: humectant

    Original: Glycerin

    Read the full ingredient profile for Glycerin

  • Is Cocamidopropyl Betaine safe in this skincare?

    Medium

    Cocamidopropyl Betaine is used here as surfactant. Cocamidopropyl betaine is a mild surfactant derived from coconut oil, providing cleansing properties while being gentle on the skin.

    Role in formula: surfactant

    Original: Cocamidopropyl Betaine

    Read the full ingredient profile for Cocamidopropyl Betaine

  • Is Xanthan Gum safe in this skincare?

    Good

    Xanthan Gum is used here as stabilizer. Xanthan gum is a natural thickening agent that helps stabilize the gel's texture, enhancing its application.

    Role in formula: stabilizer

    Original: Xanthan gum

    Read the full ingredient profile for Xanthan Gum

  • Is Sodium Levulinate safe in this skincare?

    Medium

    Sodium Levulinate is used here as preservative. Sodium levulinate is a natural preservative derived from levulinic acid, used to inhibit microbial growth in cosmetic formulations.

    Role in formula: preservative

    Original: Sodium Levulinate

    Read the full ingredient profile for Sodium Levulinate

  • Is Carrageenan safe in this skincare?

    Medium

    Carrageenan is used here as thickener. Carrageenan is a thickening agent derived from red algae, used to improve the texture of the gel but may raise concerns about its processing.

    Role in formula: thickener

    Original: Chondrus Crispus (Carrageenan)

    Read the full ingredient profile for Carrageenan

  • Is Fragrance safe in this skincare?

    Bad

    Fragrance is used here as fragrance. Fragrance is a synthetic component that can cause irritation or allergic reactions, particularly in sensitive individuals.

    Role in formula: fragrance

    Original: Parfum (Fragrance)

    Read the full ingredient profile for Fragrance

  • Is Sodium Benzoate safe in this skincare?

    Bad

    Sodium Benzoate is used here as preservative. Sodium benzoate is a synthetic preservative that helps prevent microbial spoilage but raises concerns about synthetic additives.

    Role in formula: preservative

    Original: Sodium Benzoate

    Read the full ingredient profile for Sodium Benzoate

  • Is Sodium Chloride safe in this skincare?

    Medium

    Sodium Chloride is used here as buffer. Sodium chloride is used to adjust the viscosity and stability of the gel, but excessive use can lead to skin dryness.

    Role in formula: buffer

    Original: Sodium Chloride

    Read the full ingredient profile for Sodium Chloride

  • Is Honey safe in this skincare?

    Good

    Honey is used here as natural_extract. Honey is a natural humectant that helps retain moisture in the skin, providing nourishment and hydration.

    Role in formula: natural_extract

    Original: Mel (Honey)*

    Read the full ingredient profile for Honey

  • Is Vanilla Fruit Extract safe in this skincare?

    Good

    Vanilla Fruit Extract is used here as natural_extract. Vanilla extract is known for its soothing properties and pleasant scent, enhancing the sensory experience of the product.

    Role in formula: natural_extract

    Original: Vanilla Planifolia (fruit) Extract*

  • Is Lactic Acid safe in this skincare?

    Medium

    Lactic Acid is used here as acidulant. Lactic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid that helps exfoliate and improve skin texture but may cause irritation in sensitive skin.

    Role in formula: acidulant

    Original: Lactic Acid

    Read the full ingredient profile for Lactic Acid

  • Is Aloe Vera Leaf Juice Powder safe in this skincare?

    Good

    Aloe Vera Leaf Juice Powder is used here as natural_extract. Aloe vera is known for its soothing and hydrating properties, making it beneficial for sensitive and irritated skin.

    Role in formula: natural_extract

    Original: Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice Powder*

    Read the full ingredient profile for Aloe Vera Leaf Juice Powder

  • Is Sodium Hydroxide safe in this skincare?

    Medium

    Sodium Hydroxide is used here as buffer. Sodium hydroxide is used to adjust the pH of the formulation, but it can be harsh in high concentrations.

    Role in formula: buffer

    Original: Sodium hydroxyde

    Read the full ingredient profile for Sodium Hydroxide

How we score

Our safety scores and ingredient breakdowns are based on regulatory and scientific sources. See Data sources & methodology and How Zerotox works for full details.

Product info

Product ID: 4273423

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Frequently asked questions

Lea Nature — So'Bio Etic Baby Gel Lavant is a skincare product. Zerotox gives it a safety score of 60 / 100 based on ingredients. Check the breakdown above and our skincare topic for alternatives. Scores are informational only and do not constitute professional advice; always read the label and consult a qualified professional.
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Yes. Our analysis indicates fragrance or parfum. This can irritate sensitive skin. See the Ingredients section.
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Lea Nature — So'Bio Etic Baby Gel Lavant has a Zerotox safety score of 60 / 100. Check the ingredient breakdown above. More Lea Nature products. Scores are informational only and do not constitute professional advice; always read the label and consult a qualified professional.
This product includes positive or neutral ingredients such as: water, chamomile flower water, glycerin. See the Ingredients section above.
Lea Nature — So'Bio Etic Baby Gel Lavant scores 60 / 100. Daily use depends on your skin type and tolerance, so review the flagged ingredients and patch-test if you are sensitive. Scores are informational only and do not constitute professional advice; always read the label and consult a qualified professional.
This product is flagged for: Sodium benzoate is a synthetic preservative that raises concerns about the presence of synthetic additives in the formulation.; Fragrance (parfum) may cause irritation for sensitive individuals, indicating a potential risk for allergic reactions.. See the Concerns and Ingredients sections above.
Yes. Our analysis flags fragrance in Lea Nature — So'Bio Etic Baby Gel Lavant. See the Ingredients section above.
This product contains fragrance or allergens that may affect sensitive skin. See the Ingredients section and patch-test. Scores are informational only and do not constitute professional advice; always read the label and consult a qualified professional.
Our analysis notes: Contains aloe barbadensis leaf juice powder, known for its soothing and moisturizing properties, enhancing skin hydration.; Includes glycerin, a humectant that helps retain moisture in the skin, contributing positively to skin care.; Features organic ingredients like chamomile flower water and honey, which are beneficial for sensitive skin.. See the Pros section above.
Lea Nature — So'Bio Etic Baby Gel Lavant has a Zerotox safety score of 60 / 100. Higher scores mean fewer concerning ingredients. Scores are informational only and do not constitute professional advice; always read the label and consult a qualified professional.