(4 pack) (4 Pack) Johnsonâs Baby Powder, Hypoallergenic, 4 oz

Hugely disappointed that you're dropping your talc product. I've been using it for years. I tried switching to cornstarch powder when all the hooraw erupted about talc, but it doesn't even stay on my skin - I might as well dump it on the floor straight out of the can. Your talc keeps my skin smooth and dry and keeps various external body parts from sticking to each other. Life is going to be much harder now.

I have been looking for the original and have not been able to find it. What happened to the original colored white??? I had no choice than to buy the color ones and none are as good as original, they dont last and dont feel the same and do not absorb moisture. Will not buy them anymore. Bring back the original. Thanks

I bought the new pink container a few weeks ago, to which I thought I got the wrong thing. Went back to the store and got a different scent thinking that was the problem. Nope. These new ones do not last through the day, it feel gross to put on your skin and it just doesnt work like the old stuff. Like many of these reviews, Johnson's had been in my home since childhood and I used it on my son. If I were to come across the old stuff I would buy it all simply to have it on hand. This was not a good change!

I have been using Johnson & Johnson baby powder for about 3 years after changing from Shower to Shower. Ever since I started using the new pink label powder I have had blister rashes everywhere it is applied. I have tried changing undergarments brands with no effect. Is there something new in the powder that might cause this reaction? Very desperate!

I've used Johnson's baby powder (JBP) (cornstarch)my entire life --as did my mom-- and I've used it on my kids as well. I'd never had a problem with it UNTIL this past year. I've always been a very big girl/woman so JBP has forever been a mainstay in my hygiene practices. I just had my second child in January 2018 (oldest is 12) and of course I used JBP with her first diaper change, as with each one until she was about a month old. I changed her frequently, cleaned and dried her well, and always used JBP as I did with my oldest. But she began developing an irritation or rash where it looked as though the skin was peeling, from front to back and halfway down her thighs. I tried using different wipes, creams, ointments, soaps, and even diapers, but it would not let up. Never did I imagine it could have been the powder that caused it. At her 1-month checkup we saw a different doctor than usual who said to stop using powder immediately (citing risk to lungs) and prescribed an antibacterial ointment for the rash. I thought both of those things to be weird/overbearing but I stopped using powder with her very next change just for the heck of it and waited on the ointment. As soon as I stopped using the powder (using only A&D ointment instead) the rash began to clear and heal. It got better and better and healed completely after about a month. It took another month for the skin discoloration to change (she has medium complexion and the rash was white/pink). Still, I thought maybe SHE was just sensitive to it and a couple months later I used it (a brand new bottle) on my own genital area for two days until I started getting the same irritation. It itched like crazy and the skin began peeling. I threw it away and I'll never buy it again. There are other brands out there but I've learned to live without powder completely.