Johnsons Baby Chamomile Shampoo

I love my hair we are best friends. I have long blonde hair down to my breasts. It’s straight and requires little attention. I can do almost anything with it and take great pride in having it look its best. Because I’m blonde I use shampoos just for blondes, ones with camomile in (images of Peter Rabbit and camomile tea come to mind). Why camomile? Well camomile helps (well it is meant to) keep the light colour in our hair. I don’t really want to be a brunette so I use camomile. I had for many years used body shop camomile shampoo but last year they had the nerve to change it… (In the words of Harry Enfield, ‘oi you… ...  Read the complete review

My hair. As everyone knows, it is severely traumatised through various bleach applications and heated appliances, and needs some pampering. I sincerely believe that conditioner is the most important thing to hair, and shampoo is there to cleanse, and do not much else. Hence, I don’t require too much from a shampoo – it has to clean it well, be fairly cheap (I spend a fortune on conditioner instead), and not fade my highlights. As a newcomer to Dooyoo (from the other side, Ciao), I looked through the Ciao top 5 shampoo's, and came up with this one!The reviews I read were all great, and stressed the fact that this is a great shampoo for big kids too! Also, ...  Read the complete review

I think Johnsons are wonderful for baby products and I use a lot of thier range on my son - They always perform brilliantly and have a gorgeous fragrance to them. I use the Johnsons shampoo for my son and again it has a pleasant smell so no problems there. I remember seeing a advert on the television once where the typical model mother with perfect hair is saying something along the lines of how perfect Johnsons Baby Shampoo is and she even uses it on her own hair which leaves it feeling soft and shiny. I thought I would give it a try it rinsed easily and i thought "great - nice smell". However when I came to blow drying my ...  Read the complete review

When my baby was born he had quite dark blonde hair but over the last few months its all fallen out and he has turned incredibly blonde, the colour most people die for. This is where a friend of mine recommended getting a shampoo to keep his hair blonde for as long as possible. Browsing in my beloved Tesco at the baby toiletries shelf I came across Johnsons no more tears baby shampoo that contains camomile extracts. The shampoo set me back a pricey £1.89 but its a big 300ml bottle and I know this will last for absolutely ages when using on a baby so a good investment if he is not allergic to the ingredients. The reason I chose this shampoo was because ...  Read the complete review

The camomile version of the Johnsons shampoo may seem just another marketing strategy, but it does really work. My five month baby boy was born with a lot of blond hair although I am a brunet and his father is light brown. Obviously his hair colour will change with time so I was tempted to use some camomile to prolongue a bit his shiny blond hair. You may think this is totally futile and I defnitly have nothing against brunet or darker hair, but my baby is very charming with his light colour so why not combine the old trust for Johnsons products and their lovely shampoo smell with some boost for the ego part of a mum who loves to hear how cute her baby is. And if ...  Read the complete review