Johnson's Soothing Naturals Intense Moisture Cream

I got a proper weird patch of dry skin on my arm a few months ago, just a little rectangle of very dry skin even though there was no change to the rest of the skin on my body. I went to the docs because a few people in my family have had skin cancer and I've got a mole right in the middle of the dry patch but after she looked at it carefully she said it was just a rogue patch of eczema that was probably a throw back from the eczema I had when I was a baby. She gave me some awful smelling cream that was so thick and oily that it made me feel sick when I was rubbing it in so I went to Boots to see what they had for dry skin. I came out with a tube of Johnsons ...  Read the complete review

My daughter has really dry and sensitive skin and at the age of almost 12 is really starting to take a great interest in her skin care, which I personally am encouraging as I feel it's a good thing to start as early as possible. With the warmer weather recently her skin has been particularly dry and she asked me to take her to Tesco to get a new cream for her face and body. Off we went and after a while we noticed a special display for all the Johnson's Baby Naturals. They all looked and sounded great, claiming to be mild enough to use all over baby including her face and also claiming to relieve dry skin from the first use and with the added bonus of only costing ...  Read the complete review

Johnson's Soothing Naturals Intense Moisture Cream is designed for use on baby's skin and the one I have slightly differs to the picture above. It comes in a round tub with a screw top lid which contains 250ml of the cream. The pot I have has a very small amount left because I've been using it on and off for the last few months and it's lasted me a fair while. The cream in the pot is a thick cream which is white in colour and when I dab some on my arm and rub it in with a circular motion it takes just a few seconds to be soaked in to my skin and it does not leave behind any stickiness. There is a glorious smell to this cream which I believe to be partly ...  Read the complete review

Due to the water in our area, I get incredibly dry skin after I've washed my face in particular, so I'm always on the look-out for good value but efficient moisturising creams. I've tried the expensive ones, but for the amount I buy, I just can't afford it! I've tried the cheaper ones and found myself sticking to everything in sight (why does cheap always mean unbelievably sticky) and I've tried everything else in between, to no avail . . . . . . . until now that is! I found this on offer in Tesco a few weeks ago and, always a sucker for a bargain, decided to try it. It comes in a yellowy green tube (I say yellowy green because the other ...  Read the complete review

I first came across Johnson's Soothing Naturals Intensive Moisture Cream purely by accident. I joined the Tesco Baby & Toddler club and among their bonus point vouchers was one that gave points when buying any two Johnson's Soothing Naturals products. At that time, this cream was half price and it worked out that I could buy two creams and get more back in Tesco Deals than the creams cost in the first place. I would have been a fool not to buy. Reading the label on the tube it promises to relieve baby's dry skin, even dry patches from the first use. I suffer from really dry, flaky skin, particularly on my forehead and around my nose and I have tried ...  Read the complete review