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I love this shampoo for my kids because it is gentle on the skin,smells fresh and not very strong. It is a brand I trust and have grown up with.I recommend this Shampoo and wash because I is effective and gentle for everyone.This shampoo and wash does not sting the eyes or nose when you use it in the shower.

I am 60 and have very, very sensitive skin. As I used the J&J products when I was a kid, and for my own children, I was using the J&J baby shampoo to avoid skin reactions. I had great success for the last couple of years with no reactions. But I used the new formula (2018) and noticed a burning sensation issue after the first use. Since I did not know it was the cause, I used the new formula for two more days, before realizing the new baby shampoo was the problem. I discontinued using it then, but it took a week for the skin on my face to recover from the reaction, including red irritated skin and peeling. I cannot imagine using this new formula on a baby...

I really appreciate your concern about removing harmful chemicals from your product and I am a fan the products with more natural and less harmful ingredients. However, since you've changed the formula, your classic shampoo is not tear free anymore. Every time We use it, it burns the baby's eyes and he screams. He had no problem with the previous bottle which was the old formula. I had no choice but give it up and switch to another brand (Burt's bees). The problem is the other brand is not budget friendly. I hope you fix the issue (without bringing back the harmful chemicals) and parents like me we can use Johnson's again.

The new bottle with pump doesn't work well. It is very difficult to push down, pumps very little liquid and is then very slow to rise. The pump needs a redesign.

SITUATION: I am not a baby, but was born with sensitive skin. For years I tolerated itchy scalp. After awhile, my ears also started itching. My doctor suspected I was allergic to my shampoo and suggested switching to another type. I tried several shampoos over the last couple of years, but nothing solved the problem. I was prescribed medication for my ears, but preferred a preventative approach. WHAT ARE Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate and Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate? My online research revealed that many shampoos contain an ingredient called Sodium Laureth Sulfate, a foaming agent that produces that nice thick lather we love. The problem is that some people find it irritating. I looked at the label of my shampoo and saw that it was the second ingredient on the list. It is associated with another ingredient called Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, which is also an irritant. I should mention that these two ingredients are *not* to be confused with another ingredient called Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate. Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate is derived from coconut and palm and is considered safe. These three names are all very similar which can make things confusing. NATURAL PRODUCTS: I eventually found J&J;'s Natural Baby Shampoo which doesn't contain Sodium Laureth/Lauryl Sulfate. This shampoo is in their Natural line of products. Although it's made for babies, I hoped it would work for me because I have fine hair and sensitive skin. First of all, it was difficult finding this shampoo locally. Many stores carry J&J;shampoos, but not the Natural line. If they carry the Natural line, it was usually out of stock. I went to at least five stores before finding it. Although I chain-link my errands, I suppose it would have been better to just buy it on Amazon from the start, but I wanted to try it before buying the 2-pack. RESULTS: Anyway, the first thing I noticed is that this shampoo is watery. But I can accept that because it doesn't include those thickening ingredients that might be irritating my skin. Just be careful when you pour it so that it doesn't drip out of your hand. It also doesn't lather as easily as "regular" shampoo, so you have to get over yearning for a head full of lather. I do miss the lather, but it's a trade-off. I do miss the fragrance of my old brand, but then again perfume can be an irritant as well. *Update: Please note that I received a helpful tip (see comment) to first lather the shampoo in your hands and add water before putting it on your head. However, it does what it's supposed to do... it cleans just as well as my other shampoos. It doesn't leave my hair oily as I was expecting. So the bottom line is that I am happy with this shampoo and am willing to trade-off thick shampoo and rich lather for a mild and effective shampoo. PROS: - Does not contain Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate. - Cleans gently, but cleans effectively - Reasonable price CONS: - Doesn't lather - Watery RECOMMENDATION: - In spite of the CONS, I still recommend this shampoo to someone who is sensitive to other shampoos. I am still giving 5 stars since I like the idea of less irritating synthetics and more natural ingredients. Of course everyone's chemistry is unique, so the only way to know how it works for you is to try it. At least it's not expensive. Hope this helps.

Love love this product..used it with my own daughters and now use with my grandchildren

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