Mylo Baby Hair Oil Patch Test Certificate 

✔ Pediatrician & Dermatologically Tested

Mylo Baby Hair Oil was evaluated for its skin irritation potential on human subjects at Mascot Spincontrol India Pvt. Ltd., an independent clinical research centre in Mumbai, under the supervision of a consultant dermatologist and a paediatrician. The study (Protocol Ref. D01-6Q16-MY-AL26, Version 01, dated 11 May 2026) was conducted as per Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) guidelines - IS 4011:2018, Methods of Test for Safety Evaluation of Cosmetics (3rd Revision), with Institutional Ethics Committee approval and CTRI registration.

This page publishes the complete certificate, the study details, and the standards followed, so you can see the safety documentation behind the product before you buy it.

What Is a Patch Test Certificate?

A patch test is a dermatological safety assessment in which a product is applied to the skin of human volunteers under controlled clinical conditions and observed for signs of irritation, such as redness (erythema) or swelling (oedema). The study is conducted by an independent laboratory, after Ethics Committee approval, under the direct supervision of a qualified dermatologist.

A patch test certificate is the formal document issued by the testing laboratory stating the outcome of that study. It tells you three things: who tested the product, how it was tested, and what the result was. For Mylo Baby Hair Oil, all three are published in full on this page.

Certificate Result

Paediatrician, Dermatologically, & Clinically Tested: Evaluated through a Single Application Patch Test on human subjects under pediatrician & dermatologist supervision

Non-Irritant: No skin irritation observed in the clinical study

BIS-Guideline Study: Conducted per IS 4011:2018 (3rd Revision) with Ethics Committee approval and CTRI registration

Mylo Baby Hair Oil, from Mylo Family (Blupin Technologies Pvt. Ltd.), underwent a Single Application Closed (Occlusive) Patch Test: the primary irritation patch test method on human subjects at Mascot Spincontrol India Pvt. Ltd. (Clinical Research Centre), Kurla, Mumbai. The study was carried out upon approval from the ETHOS Institutional Ethics Committee, registered with the Clinical Trials Registry of India (CTRI), and conducted under the direct supervision of Dr. Niharika Salian, Consultant Dermatologist and Principal Investigator (Reg. No. 2011/05/1530), with subject health monitoring by Dr. Aastha Jain, MD Paediatrics (Reg. No. 2019/05/4060).

Based on the study - Protocol Ref. D01-6Q16-MY-AL26, dated 11 May 2026 - The clinical study followed Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) guidelines - IS 4011:2018, Methods of Test for Safety Evaluation of Cosmetics (3rd Revision) with skin reactions scored on the Draize scale, and was benchmarked against both a positive control (1% w/w SLS) and a negative control (0.9% isotonic saline), the standard scientific method for validating patch test results.

Key Certificate Details

The Certified Product

Mylo Baby Hair Oil - 100 ml

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About Mylo Baby Hair Oil

Mylo Baby Hair Oil is made with nourishing oils that help support a healthy scalp and healthy hair. The formulation has been tested and approved by dermatologists and pediatricians for use on delicate baby skin and scalp. Every safety claim on this page is backed by the certificate published above, including the study protocol reference, the testing standards, and approved by dermatologist and pediatrician.

Independently Tested

Evaluated on human subjects at Mascot Spincontrol, an independent clinical research centre, after Ethics Committee approval and CTRI registration, not self-certified.

Dermatologist & Pediatrician Supervised

The clinical study was conducted under the direct supervision of a qualified consultant dermatologist, with a pediatrician conducting routine health check-ups of every subject.

BIS-Guideline Study with Scientific Controls

Testing followed Bureau of Indian Standards protocol IS 4011:2018 and was validated against both positive (1% SLS) and negative (saline) controls: the gold-standard method for confirming patch test accuracy.

Certificate Published in Full

The original certificate image and complete transcription are on this page, nothing summarized away.

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Patch Test Certificate issued by Mascot Spincontrol India Pvt. Ltd. — Study Protocol Ref. D01-6Q16-MY-AL26, dated 18.06.2026

Important Points to Know Before Use

1. The product contains natural ingredients and may change colour and fragrance without losing effectiveness.

2. Even natural and dermatologically tested ingredients can trigger existing allergies - a personal patch test is recommended before first use on your baby.

3. In case of any rashes or allergy, discontinue use and consult your pediatrician or a specialist.

4. For external use only. Store in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is Mylo Baby Hair Oil dermatologically tested?

Yes. It underwent a Single Application Patch Test on human subjects (Study Protocol Ref. D01-6Q16-MY-AL26) at Mascot Spincontrol India, conducted under the supervision of a consultant dermatologist, and was certified.

Q: What does this certificate actually verify?

It is the formal document issued by the independent testing laboratory stating who tested the product, how it was tested, and the outcome. The original image and full transcription are published on this page.

Q: Which standards was the study conducted under?

The clinical study followed Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) guidelines: IS 4011:2018, Methods of Test for Safety Evaluation of Cosmetics (3rd Revision), along with ICH-GCP guidelines and the Declaration of Helsinki, and was carried out after Institutional Ethics Committee approval and CTRI registration.

Q: Who supervised the testing?

The study was conducted under the direct supervision of Dr. Niharika Salian, DDV, Consultant Dermatologist and Principal Investigator, with routine health check-ups of subjects performed by Dr. Aastha Jain, MD Pediatrics.

Q: How was the result measured?

Skin reactions were scored on the Draize scale (erythema and oedema, each 0–4) at 24 hours and 1 week after patch removal and validated against a positive control (1% SLS) and a negative control (0.9% saline) as required by IS 4011:2018.

Q: The product is certified. Should I still do my own patch test?

Yes. Certificate results reflect testing on a sample group under clinical conditions, and individual skin can vary, especially for babies. Apply a small amount on your baby's arm or leg, wait 24 hours, and check for any reaction before regular use.