Johnson’s^® Naturally Sensitive Lotion

Benefits of Johnson’s^® Naturally Sensitive Lotion

When babies are born, their skin is at its most delicate and sensitive. We’ve spent over 125 years perfecting our formulas, making them even more gentle, for all the family to enjoy. We wanted to compliment and naturally care for baby’s sensitive and delicate skin, so we developed Johnson’s Naturally Sensitive Lotion. 

With 99% natural origin ingredients, our COSMOS ORGANIC-certified, vegan formula* lotion is enriched with organic aloe vera and shea butter. The lotion leaves skin protected and intensively moisturised for 24 hrs, leaving little babies to start out as they should, naturally!

Tested by Paediatricians and Dermatologists, our lotion formulation is hypoallergenic** and fragrance-free. Can be used from birth on and is also suitable for sensitive skin and scalp so you can feel confident in the knowledge you’re making a gentle choice for your baby and family. 

We have taken a step forward in our sustainability commitment, introducing recyclable bottles made from 50% recycled plastic.

Features of Johnson’s^® Naturally Sensitive Lotion

• 99% natural origin ingredients

• Protects & moisturises skin for 24 hrs. 

• With organic aloe vera & shea butter

• Suitable for sensitive skin. From birth onwards.

• Fragrance free, hypoallergenic*

• Paediatrician & dermatologist tested 

• Vegan Formula^

• COSMOS ORGANIC Certified

• Recyclable bottle, made with 50% recycled plastic

• Produced in a CO2 neutral plant

 'Our Naturally Sensitive lotion carries the COSMOS ORGANIC-standard signature. The COSMOS-standard signature is a consumer guarantee for organic and natural cosmetics that you can trust. The COSMOS-standard defines the criteria that companies must meet to ensure consumers that their products are genuine organic or natural cosmetics produced to the highest feasible sustainability practices.' 

 *Formulated to minimise the risk of allergies ^Does not contain any animal derivatives 

  REFERENCE:  cosmos-standard.org