How should I use this soap for my child's bath or hand washing? — NK CHILDREN'S SOAP 90G new

Using this soap is straightforward, but a few details make it easier and gentler.

• Wet the skin first. Use warm, not hot, water. This helps the soap lather and softens the skin.
• Work up a lather in your hands. Rub the bar between your palms or on a washcloth to create a soft, creamy foam. The product description says this creamy lather spreads evenly, so you need less rubbing during washing — important for skin that can react to friction.
• Apply and rinse thoroughly. Gently wash the skin, then rinse off all soap residue with lukewarm water. Leftover soap can feel sticky or dry.
• Avoid the eye area. Soap in the eyes stings. Keep the lather away from the face unless you are very careful.
• Pat dry, don't rub. After rinsing, gently pat the skin dry with a soft towel. Rubbing can irritate delicate skin.

For bath time, supervise small children at all times. The soap bar becomes slippery when wet, and a child might put it in their mouth. If that happens, it is not toxic, but it can cause stomach upset — rinse the mouth and offer water if needed. Do not leave the soap soaking in the bath water; it will soften and dissolve faster. Store it on a draining soap dish between uses.

For hand washing, the same steps apply: wet, lather, rub for about 20 seconds, rinse thoroughly, and dry. If you notice any redness, itching, or other signs of sensitivity after use, stop using the soap and consult a clinician if the reaction persists.