By the way, what’s your favorite? I’m currently using baby shampoo to wash my face which is great but I really wanna use a ‘face wash’.
I need a mild soap for my face,
since I have cystic acne & everything else
irritates my face really bad.
I have Johnson’s Vanilla Oatmeal Babywash.
I used it for my face a couple minutes ago..
Do you think it will irritate my face ?
Will it make anything better ?
I just need a new face routine…
What do you think of the babywash and then
put on Nivea Soft Face Cream on it ?
Or do you think I should just put the Vanilla Oatmean Baby Lotion on it ?
Gahh, Idk what to do.
My roommate and I just adopted an 8 week year old baby bunny and we want to give her a bath someday, but we didn’t purchase the shampoo that is specifically for bunnies and guinnea pigs. Does it matter what we use? I know that regular shampoo is not healthy for them, but is there a kind of soap that we can use that might be lying around?
I use my toilet as an all purpose cleaning appliance. I wash dishes, clothes and the dog in there. It’s so easy to just add the appropriate kind of soap, close the lid and flush a few times. My fiance and I are thinking of starting a family and I think the toilet would be perfect as a baby bath (not flush it with the kid in there of course that would be mean) since it’s the perfecet size and stuff. I keep it scrubbed with antibacterial stuff to avoid germs.
I’m treating my blepharitis by scrubbing my eyelids with a cotton swab (q-tip) soaked in J & J baby wash (not baby shampoo). However, I do notice that in the morning when I wake up, my eyes are very sticky and there are tiny pieces of debris sticking to it.
My question is: What’s that debris and sticky substance that I see in the morning? Is that normal?. Does it mean that the treatment is improving my eyes, or maybe all that stickiness comes from the baby wash and I must stop using it?
Is baby wash the same as using baby shampoo?
If you suffered from blepharitis anytime before, did you also see all that dirt in the morning?
Please help me. Thank you so much for your answers.
I’m treating my blepharitis by scrubbing my eyelids with a cotton swab (q-tip) soaked in J & J baby wash (not baby shampoo). However, I do notice that in the morning when I wake up, my eyes are very sticky and there are tiny pieces of debris sticking to it.
My question is: What’s that debris and sticky substance that I see in the morning? Is that normal?. Does it mean that the treatment is improving my eyes, or maybe all that stickiness comes from the baby wash and I must stop using it?
Is baby wash the same as using baby shampoo?
If you suffered from blepharitis anytime before, did you also see all that dirt in the morning?
Please help me. Thank you so much for your answers.
I was using Fabuloso floor soap. It smells awesome, but when you wear socks, it feels like the floor is sticky (like movie theater floor!)I have a messy baby and I’m sure she adds to the mess, but what can I use to remove some of the residue that fabuloso leaves behind? I know you can use vinegar, if I add in baking soda will that help? Thanks!
My daughter is 11 months old and takes a bath in the big tub. She loves it. But the only problem is, when I go to wash her hair, it is impossible to make her tilt her head back for long enough to wet, wash and rinse. It usually gets all in her face. Of course I use tearless shampoo so it doesn’t hurt her, but I would like to be able to do it so it’s easier for both me and her. Any suggestions?
When I wash my clothes they don’t feel so soft as before. Is there a way to make them softer, especially flannel and baby clothes? Should I wash with cold water, or delicate cycle, or use a special soap or product? I have a very good washer (Bosch front loader).
Where can I get Johnson’s head-to-toe baby wash and lotion for cheap?
At the walmart here it’s around $5 for a 9oz bottle. I thought that was kind of expensive and walmart usually has the lowest prices.