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Johnson's Baby Moisturising Bath - 500ml
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by - written on 11/08/00 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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This new Johnson’s kid’s creamy bubbly bath is hopeless – I have yet to find the long lasting “mountains” of bubbles. Yes, it foams up when you first use it, but the bubbles soon disappear. It does however; leave your skin feeling soft. It has a pleasant fruity smell, which is not overpowering. It certainly doesn’t “clean as it moisturises”, so you will also need to use soap. This then causes what’s left of the bubbles to disappear. I purchased a 400ml bottle which only managed to get four/fives baths, so much for the kid cleaning power! Sorry Johnson & Johnson this one doesn’t get my vote. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/07/06 (Very useful, 296 readings)
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Johnsons baby moisturizing bath One of my favourite bath products. Not only Johnsons, the products I used with all three of my children, and apparently used by 80% of midwives on their own children, but this one has the added advantage of being moisturizing. THE PRODUCT AND PACKAGING Reassuringly Johnsons, and pure looking! The bottle is white with the usual Johnson name and logo with the bit I always look out for "no more tears". The baby bath comes out a kind of blue colour (baby blue?) and is normal bubble bath/lotion texture. The smell is like all Johnson's products, which I would assume most people have smelled. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/06/00 (Very useful, 102 readings)
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I have to give this range of products a big thumbs up, they really are unique. They have such a distinctive small that is all there own and even if you don't use them once you smell them you will recognize the smell from your baby years i can assure you There performance is second to none, forget spending a fortune on the latest moisturizing bath oil get a bottle of Johnson's baby bath with baby oil and your skin will feel so smooth and silky Their shampoo leaves your hair babysoft shiny and easy to comb, even there baby moisturisers is wonderful all over the body. If you wear make-up like me then you have to go out and buy some ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/09/00 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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I have alwaya used johnsons products with my 3 children but to be honest think baby moisturisng bath is a bit of a waste of money.I don't see the differance betweenthe normal baby bath and the moisturing bath apart from the price that is. The baby bath smells absolutly wonderful and gives their skin that extra soft feel. I have to admit I also use it on my other 2 children and myself. At around £1.89 it isn' very expensive and it truley think it is the best. It soaps up really well to make lots of bubbels and doesn't leave that film around the bath like other foam baths. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/08/00 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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When my daughter was very young she had eczema and I had to bath her in Oilatum until it cleared up. When her skin was better, I decided to buy a moisturising baby bath so that it didn't dry her skin out again. I bought Johnsons moisturising bath, and have always found it to be great. It doesn't create as many bubbles as the normal baby bath, but it smells great and my daughters skin feels really soft after her bath, which I think is more important than bubbles. I have tried other brands, but have found Johnsons to be the best. ... Read the complete review
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