Effect of johnson's baby lotion on dry skin? ?

Question

is that true that johnson's baby lotion is not good for adults?

thx.

Answer 1

I think everyones skin differs - some people need a milder lotion then adults.

Personally I'd use the lotion that has aloe and vitamin e

aloe soothes really raw skin and vitamin e is a wonderful product for our skin.

The baby oil is the product to stay away from any oil/lotion with mineral oil = big no.

Answer 2

Of course it would help an adults dry skin.  There probably isn't much difference between adult & baby lotions.  Maybe some milder ingredients.

BUT, maybe lotions/moisturizers are not good for anybody.

Look at this: http://foodconsumer.org/7777/8888/L_ifes...

here is part of what it says:

"Do moisturizers increase risk of skin cancer?

The possibility that use of certain moisturizers may increase skin cancer risk was discovered by Allan Conney and colleagues at Rutgers University.  They found hairless mice whose skin was damaged by UV radiation were at higher risk of skin cancer known as squamous cell carcinoma.  The finding suggests that certain moisturizers could do more harm than good to the skin damaged by UV radiation.

However, The carcinogenicity may not be applicable to humans. But more research is needed to prove or disprove the possibility because humans are not mice.  Furthermore, the mice used in the study are the type that is susceptible to skin cancer due to their genetics."

Answer 3

johnson's baby lotion is not good for adults or babies. It makes your skin greasy and it contains harmfull things. Consider using a lotion such as nivea.

Answer 4

I use it to remove my make up, and my face is as soft as a baby's bottom! Seriously I use it all the time and it works for me!

Answer 5

Who told you its not good for adults? Of course you can use it. Its mild enough for a baby's delicate skin so it'll be ok for yours. It will moisturise your skin