- Care for your baby's delicate skin with Johnson's Baby First Touch Gift. This gift set includes a variety of three baby skincare essentials including body wash & baby shampoo, body lotion, & diaper rash cream
- 13.6-fluid ounces of Johnson's Head-To-Toe Baby Body Wash & Shampoo to gently care for your newborn baby's skin & cleanse your infant's delicate hair. The No More Tears 2- in-1 wash & shampoo is as gentle to the eyes as pure water
- 13.6-fluid ounces of Johnson's Baby Moisturizing Lotion with coconut oil hydrates & nourishes your little one's delicate skin & moisturizes for 24 hours to help maintain baby's healthy skin
- 2-ounce tube of Desitin Maximum Strength Diaper Rash Paste with 40% zinc oxide works on contact to treat & help prevent baby diaper rash discomfort. It immediately forms a protective barrier on baby's skin to seal out wetness & soothe chafed skin
- This gift set features gentle baby care products from Johnson's Baby & Desitin, making it an ideal gift for new or expecting parents at any baby shower. They feature formulas that are gentle & free of dyes, parabens, sulfates
Care for your baby's delicate skin with the First Touch Gift Set from Johnson's Baby, the world's #1 baby & childcare brand.* This set consists of 3 baby skincare products making it the perfect baby shower gift for new or expecting parents. The Head-To-Toe Baby Body Wash & Shampoo cares for your baby's delicate skin by gently cleansing without drying. The Moisturizing Baby Lotion with coconut oil hydrates & nourishes baby's delicate skin & moisturizes for 24 hours to help maintain baby's healthy skin. The Maximum Strength Diaper Rash Paste with 40% zinc oxide from Desitin, the #1 choice of pediatricians, works on contact to treat & help prevent diaper rash discomfort. This baby set features formulas that are gentle & free of dyes, parabens & sulfates.* Source Euromonitor International Limited; Beauty & Personal Care 2024 ed. as per Baby & Child-Specific Products category; all retail channels; value sales at RSP; 2023 data.
