Johnson's Softwash Body Wash

I like Johnson’s baby toiletries and although other brands may be cheaper none smells as good to me. When I noticed that Tesco were giving an extra 100 reward points for buying 2 products from the Johnson’s baby product range I was persuaded to buy a bottle of soft wash body wash. I was impressed by the claim on the back of the bottle that the wash was their softest ever and that the wash would produce an incredibly rich lather. I also liked the fact that this body wash contains 1/3 baby lotion. The body wash. ************* Johnson’s soft wash body wash comes in a white plastic bottle with a blue lid. It is designed to stand on its lid. It is ...  Read the complete review

INTRODUCTION My son had very dry skin when he was a baby and I found that putting baby oil or lotion on his skin made it worse rather then better, so I was on the look out for something more along the lines of bath lotion in hope that would work better. Here is what I found. ABOUT THE SOFTWASH I bought one of those Johnson’s essentials box when I was pregnant which had a good range things in it. And one of the things that I have recently been using on Ethan for his bath times is something called Johnson’s Soft wash, it’s a body wash with a built in lotion. I normally pour a little soft wash under warm running water in the ...  Read the complete review

Johnson's baby softwash comes in an hourglass shaped bottle and stands on its lid which is pale blue. The main body of the bottle is white and then there is another central hour glass section with a pale pink background which has written on it, "New Johnson's® baby softwash™ bodywash" this text is written in blue and pink and then beneath that there is an image of a tear drop dropping into a pool of water with the rippling effect. Written within this image in white is "no more tears®, 1/3 baby lotion, our softest ever" and then beneath that in blue "Johnson + Johnson." If you turn the bottle over the back ...  Read the complete review

I've recently noticed that my little girl has started to suffer from dry skin so I started looking into which product would be best to use to try and combat this problem. At first someone told me to try olive oil but as you can imagine this creates one fine mess, and makes her smell like a chip shop lol. I was then recommended the Johnsons Baby softswash by a friend whose baby had also suffered from dry skin. Off I popped to my local Tesco to purchase a bottle, I was quite surprised at the price, its not overly cheap at £2.52 for a 400ml bottle (sometimes its on offer buy one get one free) but I guess you are paying for a well recognized brand name ...  Read the complete review

As my little one was born 16 days overdue it was no surprise that he had dry skin on his hands and feet. We tried baby oil but other than making him a greasy slippery mess it didn't really make much difference. When I saw this product, a body wash with added moisturising body lotion, we decided to give it a whirl. ~Packaging~ The packaging is a simplistic white bottle with the familiar Johnson's logo at the top. The reassuring "no more tears" logo is also printed on the bottle, as is the case with most Johnson's baby products. The effect is a class minimalistic package that definitely caught my attention. The shape of the ...  Read the complete review