Johnson's Baby Powder, Natural Cornstarch with Aloe & Vitamin E, Gentle and Hypoallergenic for Delicate Skin, Paraben-Free, Phthalate-Free, Dye-Free, 15 oz (Pack of 2) Review

Using this product, our team found that it caused irritation and dryness on our baby's delicate skin. The marketing suggests it's natural, but it contains synthetic fragrances that can cause allergic reactions. It's concerning that the company claims it's hypoallergenic and natural but hides harmful ingredients in their formula. The only pro is that it smells nice, but that's not worth the risk of harming our baby's health.

My biggest annoyance is with myself. I didn't pay attention to the size on the list, so I didn't realize it was such a small bottle. At Walmart I could get a 5x bottle of baby powder for the same price. I also had to read the ingredients. I mistakenly thought that no other manufacturer used talc in baby powder. I suspect Johnson & Johnson learned nothing from the multi-million dollar settlement. I will never buy Johnson powder again.

I wanted to stock up on Johnson's baby powder as it will soon be discontinued in the US and Canada. In the summer I wear boots. I have been using this product for decades with no health problems. I didn't know the powder was that heavy. 4 oz. The bottle is basically a travel size. Very, very small. I have an old bottle and I looked at it and it's 22 oz. and that's the size I expected for this price. (It's the size I took off a star for. The description should say it's "travel size". , which…