Of course, having 2 kids, I've tried and tested Johnson's everything, including Johnson's baby soap!
And you know what? I only ever buy and use Johnson's baby soap for the whole family now!
What made me choose it? Apart from the obvious reason - it's from the Johnson's baby range - ... Read review
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Advantages: Great for super sensitive skin! Disadvantages: Seems to run out really quickly!
Of course, having 2 kids, I've tried and tested Johnson's everything, including Johnson's baby soap!
And you know what? I only ever buy and use Johnson's baby soap for the whole family now!
What made me choose it? Apart from the obvious reason - it's from the Johnson's baby range - it's actually really cheap too! I'm not sure how much a single bar is, it's less than 50p, but in Tesco I pay 98p for a 4 x 100g bar pack! ... ...soap, or the baby lotion soap... for these two, I'm not too sure on the prices, and haven't actually used them! (Ok, so I haven't tried Johnson's everything!)
For information purposes, and allergies, this is the actual ingredient list :
SODIUM TALLOWATE, SODIUM PALM KERNELATE, AQUA, GLYCERIN, SODIUM CHLORIDE, PARFUM, DISODIUM PHOSPHATE, PENTASODIUM PENTETATE, TETRASODIUM ETIDRONATE, CI 77891
Of course, having 2 kids, I've tried and tested Johnson's everything, including Johnson's baby soap!
And you know what? I only ever buy and use Johnson's baby soap for the whole family now!
What made me choose it? Apart from the obvious reason - it's from the Johnson's baby range - it's actually really cheap too! I'm not sure how much a single bar is, it's less than 50p, but in Tesco I pay 98p for a 4 x 100g bar pack! This is for the original baby soap, not the liquid soap, or the baby lotion soap... for these two, I'm not too sure on the prices, and haven't actually used them! (Ok, so I haven't tried Johnson's everything!)
For information purposes, and allergies, this is the actual ingredient list : SODIUM TALLOWATE, SODIUM PALM KERNELATE, AQUA, GLYCERIN, SODIUM CHLORIDE, PARFUM, DISODIUM PHOSPHATE, PENTASODIUM PENTETATE, TETRASODIUM ETIDRONATE, CI 77891
With this primarily being a baby soap, it's quite unlikely that anyone with no known allergies will have an allergic reaction, although, as with all products of this kind, it's not impossible for this to happen.
This soap is really mild, it's what I've used on both my kids from when they were newborn, and it has always cleaned really well (as well as any other soap I've ever used). I have never noticed any dry patches on their skin after using it, and I've had no complaints (apart from the usual "Get off me I wanna play!") So, overall, for the kids, it's great!
I also use this soap myself, and don't buy any other soap for the family! One reason is: why buy two different kinds of soap for the family when Johnson's is just as good, or probably even better, than any other brand I could use?! Another, well, I'm particularly fussy about what I use on my face... I'm prone to dry patches, and a lot of soaps just make it worse, so I turned to cleansing wipes, until I tried Johnson's baby soap! It's actually so mild, it cleans my skin (and takes off all of my eye makeup!) and leaves my skin really soft, without any dry patches! This is actually a first for me, when even Dove soap is a bit too harsh for my skin!
Obviously with it being so gentle, you'd expect it to have a really light fragrance, and it does. No 'cheap soap' smell, just a gentle fragrance, a bit like all the other baby smells you'd expect from Johnson's products.
Then there's the lather... it lathers slightly less than other soaps I've tried, but that's completely understandable, seeing as it's meant to be used for baby, and you don't want all those bubbles and lather getting into baby's eyes, but still plenty of lather all the same!
I guess the only down-side to this soap is the fact it seems to run out really quickly! This might be down to the fact I use a bit more to get more of a lather! But then, for around 25p a bar (in the multipack), for a really mild soap, it doesn't matter if a bar lasts a few days less than another brand (to me anyway!).
Advantages: Mild; gentle; lightly scented; great value; does not dissolve quickly. Disadvantages: None
I swear by Johnson's Baby Soap. As I have 'problem' skin - as doctors call it because apparently I can't take the truth of 'irritating over-sensitive and untreatably bad skin'! - I have to be careful what soap I use.
Johnson's Baby Soap is very very mild. It has a mild scent and foams into a lovely soft lather.
Most importantly for me, it is sufficiently gentle that my skin does not react to it, unlike most others. Also, you can often find a four ... ...a bargain.
One other thing very much in its favour is that, unlikely many other gentle soaps, it does not dissolve into nothing in two seconds if you put it within three miles of water. This is a perennial problem with softer soaps but not here.
I know some people love to see an ingredient list - so for the chemists out there...
Sodium Tallowate, Water, Sodium Cocoate or Sodium Palm Kernelate, Glycerin, Titanium Dioxide, Fragrance, Pentasodium ...
jmarko 18.08.2008
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Advantages: protects soft skin, Disadvantages: if it gets in eyes, it can sting a bit
...old that we started using Johnsons baby soap. The main reason that we decided to buy it was because Johnsons is a brand that we trust and thought that the soap would be as good as other products that we have tried. The soap has added baby lotion in it. I have found that this added lotion does help to prevent my son getting any dry skin. If he does get a bit then it does help to rid those dry patches. Another good thing about this soap is the fact ... ...absolutly ages. You only need to use a tiny bit each night and it brings up your little monsters lovely rosey cheeks again, along with everywhere else! There is also a good lather when the soap is rubbed against a cloth. You can purchase a four bar pack of this soap. From Tesco, this pack costs £1.10, which I think is really good value. In my opinion this is because it is gentle on my sons skin, each bar lasts a long time and the soap gets my son ...
razzer246 24.02.2009
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Advantages: Mild and Moisturizes Disadvantages: none
I use Johnsons baby soap because it is mild and does not sting or irritate sensative skin or sensative areas. It smells pleasant and does not dry your skin. If you use a wash ball there is plenty of creamy lather .It comes in two types Normal white mild baby soap and Pink With baby lotion which is even better for dry skin. You can get indidual ones for about 55p of a multi pack of four for £1.55. The normal white one does contain added moisturizer ...
Tracy57 19.08.2000
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Advantages: It does get you clean Disadvantages: problems with skin
...35p a bar. Johnsons baby soap does appear to be a really nice soap which is excellent value for money, but if you have extremely sensitive skin then i would advise just to be careful.
Johnson's baby soap can be bought from most grocery or pharmacutical stores. ...
heidip0 16.10.2005
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Advantages: moisturises baby's skin Disadvantages: dont know any
Hello to everybody, How is everyone today..I love these soaps i think its very mild and gentle to my baby sons skin, and he loves it too.
I am very wary when it comes to using products on my baby, only want the best for him. That is why Johnson's baby soap is the best. It protects his baby skin, as its very gentle and sensitive to use. The smell is very pleasant and fresh, which makes it even better.
I use the soap to cleanse my baby's face and ... ...it has better fragrance and added moisturizer which makes his skin even more soft.
The ingredients in a Johnson's soap bar are: Sodium Tallowate, Water, Sodium Cocoate or Palm Kernelate, Glycerin, Titanium Dioxide, Fragrance, Pentasodium Pentetate, Tetrasodium Etidronate
Johnson's baby soap is now enriched with 1/4th baby lotion and Vitamin E for better and longer-lasting motorization to give my baby soft skin. It is available in three variants ...
shaheena 25.04.2007
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