MALAI wraps delicate facial skin in long-lasting, lipid-rich hydration that lasts 24–48 hours. Desi ghee’s omega fatty acids reinforce the skin barrier, forming a protective seal that prevents tiny dry patches, flakes, and itchiness - keeping baby cheeks soft, cushioned, and irritation-free.

MALAI feeds developing facial skin with bioactive nutrition from ghee, milk, nuts, oats and natural oils. These actives deliver lipids, vitamins, minerals, and amino acids that easily absorb through semi-permeable baby skin. This supports barrier formation, microbiome balance, and overall skin development - keeping the face plump, well-nourished, and naturally healthy.

MALAI shields facial skin from common newborn concerns like neonatal acne, tiny bumps, redness, and surface infections. Its soft emollient layer reduces transepidermal water loss, stabilizes skin temperature, and minimizes friction from clothing or touch. Gentle antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory actives promote a calm, resilient, and well-balanced facial microbiome.

100% natural, pure & nutritious care builds a foundation for strong, healthy skin for years to come. Paediatrician and dermatologically tested to ensure every application is gentle, non-irritating, and perfectly suited for newborn facial use.

MALAI nourishes delicate baby skin with skin-building nutrients. Nut-milks supply essential fatty acids, vitamins, and antioxidants that strengthen the developing facial barrier and support healthy cell growth. Oats milk adds beta-glucans and soothing nutrients that boost moisture retention, calm sensitivity, and keep baby cheeks soft, cushioned, and comfortably radiant.

A baby’s skin barrier is still developing, making it thin, fragile, and more prone to damage. This underdeveloped barrier makes moisture loss, rashes, bumps, and infections common concerns, requiring extra-gentle care to keep it protected.

Baby skin may be rich in hydration, but due to its immature structure, it loses moisture quickly. This is why rich emollients and fatty acids found in ingredients like ghee, oils, and butters are essential - they lock in moisture and boost hydration to keep skin soft and supple.

Unlike adult skin, a baby’s skin produces minimal sebum, the natural oil that keeps it moisturised. This leads to frequent dryness and a higher risk of conditions like eczema, making external moisturisers crucial to compensate for the lack of natural oils.

A baby’s thin, underdeveloped skin allows substances applied topically to penetrate easily, including irritants and microbes. This permeability makes it vital to use only safe, natural, and toxin-free products on their delicate skin.

Naturally higher in pH, baby skin is more vulnerable to disruptions in its barrier function. Gentle, pH-balanced products are key to maintaining healthy skin. Harsh soaps and other cleansers should be avoided to prevent irritation and maintain its natural protective layer.