Comments on: How Is Baby Shampoo Different?

By: Dreamdove

Dreamdove — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 00:15:11 +0000

I agree about the Johnson’s Baby Shampoo–how they changed the formula many years ago and it used to be a wonderful shampoo for me and my kids until the elimination of glyerin and added fixative to it. The only shampoo I’ve found close to original formula is California Baby. It has glyerin in it and no fixatives. Used to be people didn’t have problems with shampoo. Now there isn’t much out there that is good, especially for people with fine hair that gets build-up very easily.

By: CJ Sims

CJ Sims — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 16:26:01 +0000

I’m going through a period of itchiness of the scalp, no dandruff. A week ago I found hydrating TeaTree Mint by Organix and it seems to be helping. It says ‘no sulfates’. I have short hair and need to wash it every day. Do you suppose I’m becoming allergic to sulfates?

By: Dreamdove

Dreamdove — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 02:06:24 +0000

I think your hair is frizzy with Johnson’s Baby shampoo because they took out the glycerin and the only conditioning ingredient in it now is the fixative/detangler that they added years ago. It isn’t the original formula. It builds up on your hair. With the original formula from when I was a kid you could use it every day and it wouldn’t build up.

By: Just Wondering

Just Wondering — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 22:35:39 +0000

Hi, replying to the Sodium Laureth Sulfate isn’t that a “cheap soap”? If so, is Ammonium Laureth Sulfate better? What I mean by “cheap soap” is that it tends to take more of your hair’s natural oils away. I read this in an email I got from this site (don’t remember the name) but yea I was just wondering. Also, do you know the ingredients in the Pantene Pro-V winter rescue Daily Moisture Renewal Shampoo because it’s not really stated on the back. I’m asking because I have damaged hair with lack of luster and no matter what I use it doesn’t really come back and all the items I have used have Sodium Laureth Sulfate. Thanks =]