
Johnson's Baby Jelly Fragrance Free 100ml
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SKU SHW-2102066
- Creates a protective moisture barrier to help prevent diaper rash
- 100% fragrance-free, dye-free, and alcohol-free for sensitive skin
- Locks in natural moisture to keep skin soft, smooth, and healthy
- Gentle enough for everyday use on newborn baby skin
- Dermatologist and pediatrician tested for peace of mind
About this product
Lightweight, gentle skin protection formulated specifically for delicate baby skin, providing a 24-hour moisture barrier to guard against wetness and diaper rash.
Key Benefits
• Creates a protective moisture barrier to help prevent diaper rash
• 100% fragrance-free, dye-free, and alcohol-free for sensitive skin
• Locks in natural moisture to keep skin soft, smooth, and healthy
• Gentle enough for everyday use on newborn baby skin
• Dermatologist and pediatrician tested for peace of mind
Product Details
Johnson's Baby Jelly Fragrance Free is designed to protect delicate baby skin from wetness and irritation. Made with highly purified petroleum jelly, it forms a soft, breathable shield that prevents dampness from coming into direct contact with baby's skin.
Formulated without added perfumes, dyes, or harsh chemicals, it provides pure, gentle nourishment suitable for dry patches, chapped skin, and daily diaper changes.
How to Use
• Diaper Change: Apply a smooth layer to clean, dry diaper area during every diaper change
• Dry Patches: Smooth gently over chapped cheeks, knees, or elbows to soothe dry skin
• After Bath: Apply after bath time to seal in skin's natural moisture
Give your baby pure and gentle skin protection – softness locked in, wetness kept out!
Specifications
- Pack size
- 100 ml
- Brand
- Johnson's Baby
- Product Type
- Baby Petroleum Jelly
- Variant
- Fragrance Free
- Skin Type
- Delicate, Sensitive & Newborn Skin
- Safety Standard
- Hypoallergenic & Pediatrician Tested
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