Johnson's Baby Powder, Soothing Aloe & Vitamin E, 9 oz (2 pack) (Bundle)

Great product but pay attention to the ounces/size. This is very small in size. I was expecting the regular size %26 was disappointed when I saw how small they were.

I use Johnson Baby Powder on a consistent bases. I use it to protect me from getting a heat rash. So after my shower I put this on and it helps me so much I can't go without it. I only use the one with cornstarch in it though

The aloe in this powder is a definate plus. Powder is so much silkier but still has the J&J baby smell. Love this product! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

t is very difficult to find these very small containers of baby powder. But I finally found some at Walmart. Than you Walmart for providing them even though they are from a third party.

This is a good product for keeping you dry, especially during the hot summer months. It doesn't have a strong smell and doesn't have talc. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Web site was way to difficult Amazon and other web sites are much easier and don't require near as much information as Walmart

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The new formula is horrible. I don't know why they have changed it once again! After the lawsuits it's great they took the talc out. The talc free baby powder was perfect. The scent,density, everything was perfect. They have changed it once again and have even redesigned the lid. It's horrible and the consistency is way off. It's kinda like flour and I hate it. Why change something not broken.

I have used this product consistently over several years, but the last package had a completely different aroma. Not the traditional "baby powder" smell, a more chemical and (honestly)) nasty smell, especially when I start sweating. VERY disappointed.

I, like many women who live in a humid climate, have a hard time staying cool and dry. I purchased this powder because it contained aloe and vitamin E. What I did not realize is that cornstarch can be dangerous for women. After using this powder I developed an extremely painful skin rash that my doctor diagnosed as a fungal (external yeast) infection. She asked if I was using a cornstarch based powder because cornstarch is food for the yeast. I checked the label when I got home and sure enough - it was cornstarch. I hope Johnson and other companies will consider trying to educate the public on the risk of this type of powder.

This was one of the few powders I had found that we could use without me getting sick from the smell. The last one I bought though is horrible. The ingredients are different so I know the formula changed. The scent makes this unusable for me. So frustrating and highly disappointing.