Shampoo with Gentle Tear Free Formula, Travel Size, 1.7 Fl Oz

My teen daughter uses baby shampoo and wash exclusively- this was the perfect size for her to bring with her on spring break- we didn't have to worry about portioning out into a separate bottle or anything- this was perfect and easy for her to just throw into her bag without worry of leaks

Loved the baby shampoo

A bargain

Too small

I've been using this for many years as a makeup remover and it works wonders. It gets makeup off well, is gentle on sensitive skin, and you don't have to use much of the product at a time. I have recommended to many family and friends!

I am not thrilled with the price, but it is the right size for the window job I'm working on for my house to cut down UV due to my allergies to UV rays. I didn't need a regular bottle, and this travel size fits the measurement use for the task on hand.

I use the baby shampoo to clean my eye lashes. It is so gentle. If you purchase make sure you get the original as the one with aloe left film on my eye lashes.

Ridiculous price for the size. Good product but size is stupid.

Always a favourite, great smell and leaves your skin feeling soft. surprisingly, it’s not just babies, it does wonders for acne!

I don't want to smell like a stick of lavender., or tangerines, or any other wellness potions. Just give me simple shampoo that cleans my hair and doesn't sting my eyes. This is the shampoo I use. Always.

I bought this to clean my makeup brushes so I don't necessarily need a large size. That being said, save your money and get a larger size. To be honest, I do not know why they even sell this in this size. I did not realize how small 50 mL really was until I held it in my hands. If you're planning on using this on your actual head, I expect it to be used up in less than a week of daily use.I haven't tested it out on my actual hair so I cannot give any comments on that. But I expect to work as a typical baby shampoo.

I was told by my optometrist that my mother-in-law had little mites living on her eyelashes. Yikes! I guess it's not that uncommon. (From the web: Eyelash mites, also known as Demodex, are tiny parasites that naturally live in hair follicles, particularly on the eyelashes. While they are usually harmless, an overpopulation can lead to irritation and inflammation). He recommended washing her eyelashes every morning with a drop of Johnson's Baby Shampoo. It's so gentle and worked great. No stinging or burning in the eyes, just gentle cleaning. Better (and cheaper) than eye wipes, which made her eyes sting. The little bottle makes it easy to get just a drop or two and it lasts a long time. Then you can refill it from a larger bottle!

No tears, and gentle on the hair.