what’s the difference between baby shampoo and baby wash?
Sunday, January 31st, 2010 at
8:17 am
I had a baby about 6 months ago and I have a lot Johnson & Johnson baby wash and Johnson & Johnson baby shampoo. Is there really a difference?
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The Johnson’s baby wash says on the bottle "head to toe" so you can use it in the hair. I do sometimes and the shampoo is just for the hair. Congrats on the new baby!
Yes. The shampoo is for their hair, and the wash is for their body.
well the baby shampoo is especially designed for hair only (which the baby doesn’t have) and the wash is for the body. the wash makes the skin softer and moisturizes it, it also helps with rashes i hear.
Yes, the Baby Shampoo is for there hair, and the Baby Wash is a wash for them. I use the Baby Wash for my 2 year old daughter Sasha, for nighttime bath.
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lol beats me. it looks like the wash is a bit thicker and might weigh the hair down. also, the wash isn’t tearless i don’t think. i have a bunch of both too, they make my little boy smell so sweet
I actually called Huggies about this because I have quite a few of their products. The summary of their answer is that the shampoo is essentially tear-free and the wash is not guaranteed to be. I use both on my 2-month-old for her body & hair, but am more specific with the tear free part for my three-year-old. Hope this helps!