Johnson's Baby Bar

When it comes to soap I really love it. I guess it's the old fashioned girl in me somewhere and I like to use it in the bath in the main. When I use soap I like to use either none fragranced or a mild soap as I have somewhat problematic skin from time to time. The Packaging.... Light pink and white paper with the soap inside of it. On the outside of it I am told in light blue and pink writing (slightly different to the review photograph at the top of this page but the same product) that it is Johnson's Baby Soap 'with body lotion'. I'm told the size (100g), and the expiry date is stamped on. Around the back ingredients are listed, I'm given contact ...  Read the complete review

I swear by Johnson's Baby Bar. 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 Bar 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 bar packet for under a pound - which really is 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 ...  Read the complete review

Granny being the traditional kind would use Johnsons soap, a bowl of water and a sponge for nappy changing. She wasn't impressed that the wee one always seemed to have nappy rash and blamed the silly baby wipes I used. I wasn't convinced and realised that he would often go to Granny's with a nice clear bottom and come back with a rash. I persueded Granny to try the wipes for a day and as soon as she went back to the johnsons soap lo and behold the rash came back. She never touches the stuff now and favours those handy wipes, as long as I buy them though. Fair exchange for some babysitting. ...  Read the complete review