Johnsons Baby Wipes

...being generally pampered constantly) is Johnsons Baby wipes from that wholesome family company of a corporate whore Johnson and Johnson (who will tell you that weight loss surgery is ace on their homepage www.jnj.com/connect and give you such fabby items as KY jelly and Listerine.) So, I don’t have (and never will have) kids. This is why I feel I should warn you now, my use of baby wipes is in a considerably more grown up way. My blue wkd is urging ...
...us start with what the back of the pack will tell you! Firstly, the pack I got is not for sale as a single unit. I got it from a bumper pack of 4 costing me about £5. Depending on where you get them they might be a bit cheaper. You CAN buy them in single packs, but everyone knows that bumper buying is the way forward. The pack will tell you (in no less than five languages) that these wipes are enriched with a “gentle lotion” to make sure your baby ...

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...for a cheaper alternative to Johnsons but were shocked to realise that 2 of the supermarket ‘own brands’ we looked at contained alcohol. The wipes are ph balanced so they are not to acidic or base to dry or irritate skin. Johnsons claim that they are as mild as pure water and can be used from top to toe on a baby. While we have found this to be true, I would still recommend that parents do a patch test first to ensure that their child does not take ...
...like soap they do not contain lanolin which can also irritate and tighten skin (think how the skin on your adult face feels when you wash it with soap) So what else are they good for: ************************ Snot removal (all the parents reading this will nod and all the non-babied up ones will go “bleughhhhh” ;) Make-up removal (or so I have been told by my girlfriend’s still about town) Cleaning off the orange stuff that collects at the edge ...

ElizaF 02.10.2003 (04.03.2004) · Read full review
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Some fool (uncle) bought Kieran a Real Army Camouflage Make Up Stick for his birthday. Some fool (father) took both my sons to bed last night without checking their persons for secreted forbidden contraband. Some fool (me) didn't make breakfast as soon she heard them wake and start playing in their bedroom this morning, but snuck an extra hour in bed instead. There isn't much Real Army Camouflage Make Up Stick left. It is on faces, hands, arms, ...
...I got cross. You might think I launched into a parental lecture. You might even think I lost my temper as I viewed the carnage. Well, no so, so ner. I simply went downstairs to retrieve the box of Johnson's baby wipes. A few minutes, ten dirty little cloths and one load of laundry in the machine later, all was well and the soldiers barracked in the largest bedroom had metamorphosed into two miniature Gordon Ramseys of the Murphy kitchen. The conflict ...

jillmurphy 27.10.2002 · Read full review
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...you? I also find Johnsons wipes to be extremely slimy to the touch, this is more than likely down to the fact they are impregnated with Johnson's baby lotion but it is rather annoying when the mess you are cleaning is wet enough anyway. With my kids I am actually past (well almost) the dirty nappy stage. The twins do still use them, or rather I do, to wipe their bottoms after they have used the loo but mainly they are used for cleaning up after ...
...and their faces. Johnson's are good enough to do this job I think, they do absorb quite a bit, they clean well and they don't seem to fall apart like some of the cheaper wipes can. Still not as good as Huggies on any of these counts though! So far then they aren't doing so well are they? One way they do actually excel is the smell of this new variety. It's absolutely gorgeous, I don't quite know what I was expecting this to smell like, perhaps ...

Cheekychicken 10.07.2002 · Read full review
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Johnson's baby extra care baby wipes with aloe and willowherb, the one thing that I hated about the Johnson's wipes was that overpowering smell, this meant that even if they were giving them away I couldn't take them home . Yesterday I found these new wipes on special, £1.99 in Safeway instead of £2.99, so me in desperate need of wipes thought I would give Johnson's another chance and I am glad I did. I don't seem to get through many wipes these ...
...them the most so I try to keep an extra packet in hand. The smell is a little too strong but its a really nice smell I can only smell the aloe because I don't know what the willow herb smells like, but as well as the smell they are so soft, very strong and just the right wetness i.e. not too wet and not too dry, which means they are wet enough to get rid of the worst dirty bums and leave the skin refreshed and clean. What more could you ask for ...

princesssoapy 28.06.2002 · Read full review
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...Thank goodness for these wipes. Johnsons have been one of many players in the baby wipe business. Someone has thought of taking sheets of linen cloth, impregnating them with a pleasant smelling moisturising lotion, Johnsons in this case, and selling them in handy plastic packs to mothers everywhere to help with keeping babies bottoms clean. By making them out of thin and therefore pliable cloth and impregnating them with a lotion that cuts through ...
...is not advised. Johnsons baby wipes are for cleaning bits of your baby but come in useful for cleaning all sorts of nooks and crannies. In fact there are some members of Ciao who use them for their own bits and pieces (you know who you are!). They are available from all supermarkets and Chemists and cost £3.37 for a double refill pack. That is 144 wipes. Johnsons recommend you keep the packaging away from baby to prevent accidental suffocation. ...

cabletow 21.02.2002 · Read full review
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...you can whip out your Johnsons Baby Wipes and wipe their fingers and faces, knowing full well that you can wipe as hard as you like and inflict real, well earned pain unde rthe simple guise of making sure your charge is bright and fresh as a new pin (Are new pins really that clean and fresh?) They can't onbject because you can cheerfully come out with "Well, you will eat sweets" or "Mummy says I've got to". Alternatively you can fold your Johnsons ...

dave27 14.06.2001 · Read full review
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Here I am, sat waiting for my Ebay auction to finish (I'm selling), the price having gone way above my expectations, so though I would write my first op that I've written in absolute ages! So why have I chosen to write about baby wipes?? After all, my son is hardly a baby anymore, he'll be 8 in Oct and I certainly don't plan on having any more! Well, they're just so handy and convenient! I was thinking a couple of weeks ago about that fairly new ...
...read magazine buyers guides on the things and people's opinions. One thought struck me - why the hell are they paying over £4 for 25 wipes when you can buy a pack of 75 baby wipes for £2.99?!!! They work just the same and make you smell all gorgeously baby-like! I was filling up my virtual trolley on Boots site a couple of weeks ago, with a mountain of wonderful goodies that only women would understand the need for when I came across the baby ...

Evep 09.03.2003 · Read full review
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I first came across Johnson's baby wipes after the birth of my son, in the hospital I was given a Bounty Overnight Gift Pack which had a full, new packet of the Johnson's Aloe Vera Wipes which was a touch of luck as I'd forgotten to pack any wipes for my stay in hospital. Alas, I'm not going to write about the Johnson's Aloe Vera, for this review I shall write about the original Johnson's baby skincare wipes. Whilst walking around Tesco one day ...
...by no means a surprise as I seem to live in the baby section of every shop recently. Anyway back to the review. I knew we were short on baby wipes so thought I'd see what their prices were like, to my surprise Johnson's wipes were on BOGOF (Buy-One-Get-One-Free), I'm known never to miss an offer so I piled a couple of packets into the trolley. Johnson's baby skincare wipes come in a pale pink packet with a stripe of pale blue almost flowing across ...

vk-dream 01.05.2005 · Read full review
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When the non-smiling end of your baby emits a drmatic noise and an equally dramatic smell, you may pale in terror. You may reach for baby wipes and arm yourself as you advance on the dire contents of the latest nappy. The problem with some wipes is that they don't all make cleaning easier and some can irritate little bottms, making nappy rash worse. I've worked my way round a lot of brands in the last few months - between the freebies and the random ...
...these, especially in the first few weeks, so getting the right ones is really important. Wipes need to be strong enough not to fall apart when you try and use them, soft enough not to abrade the little botty, fragrant enough to mask the grim poo smell, and in an ideal world, soothing to the sore skin that babies often get. Own brand wipes tend to be rough and abrasive, and most wipes don't do anything to moisturise skin. Without a shadow of a doubt, ...

Bryn_Pearson 24.10.2002 · Read full review
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I used to use 'proper' facial cleansing wipes like Nivea and Garnier Synergie until I realised I was wasting my money. They cost maybe 4 pounds for 25 wipes and if you use them morning and night it really adds up. I'd watched the adverts for Johnson & Johnson baby lotion and seen how it it also suitable for removing make up and cleansing, and I figured that if the lotion worked for this then the wipes which contain the exact same lotion should aswell. ...
...my friends with whom I was shopping WHY I was buying baby wipes (no, I hadn't secretly given birth and nor was I about to) things went well. The wipes themselves are designed, as far as I can tell, for babies' bottoms, but don't let that put you off. They are gorgeous and soft, and much larger than the Nivea equivalent. They cleanse effectively without leaving behind any greasy residue, they are great at removing make up and best of all, they're ...

zoe_page 07.08.2001 · Read full review
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Johnson’s Baby wipes are slightly more expensive than their competitors brands are but I can honestly say that I try not to use any others unless I really have to. We have tried several different brands including boots and Babies R Us own brands but none of them come anywhere close to the quality of Johnson’s. They are of a good thickness and, unlike some wipes, there is not too much lotion in them. This is great because some wipes I ...
...left a lot of residue which in turn has to be wiped away. As with all Johnson’s products, the wipes are very gentle for babies and are the only ones I feel comfortable using when wiping my baby’s face. I also use the wipes for cleaning his hands and his skin always feels lovely and soft after use. I have never experienced any problems with rashes/reactions etc plus his bottom is always smooth and nappy rash free when I have used these ...

cherryfalls 04.04.2001 · Read full review
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You cant beat Johnsons babywipes for the quality and value for money. When you try to save yourselves a few pence buy buying other brands of baby wipes you find that your not really saving money as the other brands tend to be smaller (particularly Tesco's own) and not as thick and so you use twice as many, Johnson's babywipes are also the only ones to have there no more tears formula baby lotion on them so there safe to use on the face. I do think ...
...could find a way of making sure that every baby wipe pos up ofter the next one, there is nothing more annoying then when your changing a dirty bottom to reach for the next wipe only to find it has not 'popped up' especially when you have one hand holding two babylegs in the air. And I also find that whatever wipe you use the last few always tend to be wringing wet so you have to store them upside down. If your looking for cheap Johnson wipes then ...

sharonB 13.09.2000 · Read full review
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Johnson's baby wipes, as all brands, come in 2 varieties cloth and paper. Just forget about the paper ones straight away as these are far too rough to be used as a multi purpose wipe to head to toe clean your baby. Johnson's cloth wipes come in pink packaging and there are 80 in a pack, and dependant upon where you purchase them several multibuy format may be available - buy these as it will bring the price back to what single pack own label products. ...
...lotion to ensure no irration to your baby and can be used at both changing times and to wipe little hands and faces as required. Where these score over most wipes is that when you remove from the pack they are interlinked to ensure easy removal and that no excess wipes are pulled out and wasted. ...

brownp1 15.02.2001 · Read full review
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...the front with the usual johnsons logo and droplet motif. There are instructions on how to place them in the refill tub and also warnings that they should not be flushed away. There is a resealable sticky label on the top of the packet so you can extract the wipes and they are pop-up wipes to make it even easier to extract them. Pop-up means that when you have pulled one wipe out of the pack another one will be sticking out of the packet waiting ...
...i pulled open the sticky abel I noticed a pleasant but not altogether very strong smell of something I can only describe as 'baby'. The wipes have been open for a couple of months now and the smell is still there. On first impressions the wipe is not as soft as Huggies Cotton Soft Wipes but it is not a harsh as Boots wipes. It has pictures of bunnies, sheep, cows, and ducks ingrained into the wipe. The wipes are very damp but not damp enough to leave ...

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