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Description
Johnson's Bedtime Baby Powder helps absorb extra moisture from baby's skin while keeping the skin cool. Johnson's NaturalCalm aromas are added having soothing aromas and delicate essence of Jasmine blossoms to assist in baby's relaxation and preparing them for night's sleep. These essences also create a frictionless layer on baby's skin keeping it healthy and silky-soft. It is a mild and gentle talcum powder that is clinically proven for nighttime routine. This powder can be used after every bath and diaper change for keeping the baby fresh and comfortable during the night.Ingredients
-Talcum -Parfum (fragrance)Form
PowderFlavor/Variant/Type/Size:
Johnson's Bedtime Baby Powder, 100 gmKey Benefits
-Minimizes risk of allergies (hypoallergenic) and pH balanced -Powder is clinically proven for baby's nighttime routine -Come with NaturalCalm aroma that relaxes the baby and keeps their skin healthy and silky-soft -Dermatologist approved -Free from paraben (preservative)Direction For Use
-Shake powder directly into your hand, away from the face, before smoothing onto the skin. -Close tightly after each use.Storage
-Store at or below room temperature -Keep away from the reach of children.Faqs
1.Is Johnson's baby powder safe to use?
Johnson & Johnson has maintained that their talc-based baby powder is safe to use. Talc, the world's softest mineral, is used to absorb moisture and improve the feel of hundreds of items.
2.What are some side effects observed with talcum powder?
Respiratory (breathing) problems are observed in infants if they inhale or ingest talcum powder particles.
3.Can baby powder be applied on vagina?
Reports suggest that women should not use products containing natural minerals on their genitals, such as baby powder, genital antiperspirants and deodorants, body wipes, and bath bombs.
4.What is a safe substitute for baby powder?
Any moisture-absorbing powders containing cornstarch, baking soda, tapioca starch, arrowroot starch, kaolin clay, rice starch, and oat flour blends are examples of healthy alternatives to baby powder.
5.Is it safe to use baby powder now?
Yes, baby powder is now generally considered safe to use. However, like any product you use on your infant, it's a good idea to be cautious.
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