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Johnson's Cotton Touch Oil
Johnson's Baby Oil Aloe Vera - 300 ml
Johnson's Baby Shampoo Pure & Gentle - 200 ml
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Johnson's Make-Up Be Gone 5-in-1 Refreshing Cleansing Wipes - 6 x 25 wipes (for dry skin)
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Johnson's Baby Bath - 300 ml
Johnson's Baby Shampoo - 500 ml
Johnson's Baby Shampoo - 300 ml
Johnson’s goal is to give every baby a healthy start in life. The brand therefore has a 5-step safety assessment process, which is as follows:
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Sourcing raw materials
Safe products start with safe raw materials. That is why Johnson’s thoroughly vets its suppliers and only accepts products that meet its quality and safety standards. -
Assessing ingredients
In addition, the ingredients the brand receives are assessed. The products must meet certain requirements for the safe use of personal care products. -
Clinical evaluation and testing
Once the formulas are made, they are tested in a laboratory with volunteers. Every issue is examined, so that the products are perfect when they leave the factory. -
Real-life use
Next, the products are tested to see how they are used in real life. The brand checks whether the products meet consumer needs and whether the user experience is good. In short, Johnson’s tests the products thoroughly!
The product range
Johnson’s product range consists of products suitable for sensitive baby skin. For example, you will find baby shampoo, baby lotion, baby oil and more in our range. All the products are made so that they do not irritate your little one’s skin or eyes.
Sustainability and cruelty-free
Johnson’s is very focused on the sustainability of its products. For example, in 2020 they made the packaging of liquid cleaning products under 500 ml more sustainable by replacing dispensers with caps. In 2021, baby gift sets in the US were modernized, so that packaging material was minimized and made recyclable. They are also continuing to expand their range of refillable packaging. In addition, Johnson’s does not test on animals; they believe that products can be tested without endangering animals. However, in some countries, data on animal testing is still required to meet legal requirements.