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Little Twig

Baby Powder

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Baby Powder

Why It's Good:

Talc-free and extra-mild to keep baby dry and smelling sweet.

Why It's Green:

The company uses organic and botanical ingredients in their gentle products, which come in fully recyclable packaging. Or send in your used, empty containers for a hefty online discount.

Where To Get It:

http://littletwig.com/ | $13.00