Burt's Bees Baby Bee Shampoo & Wash, 12-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 2)

Hopels (East Coast) , said:

Great soap for sensitive babies.

Our son had dandruff after we tried using Johnsons & Johnsons for the first few washings. We then switched to the California Baby brand and while it fixed the flakes, our son smelled like a 35 year old European man ready for a night at the discotheque. We couldn't find the fragrance free so we went with the Burt's Bees brand. The smell is of mild honey comb and it doesn't upset his eyes or skin.

They changed something about the formula because the last few bottles we have purchased on Amazon have had a much thinner consistency when compared what we used to get. Still works well, we just go through more since it seems like it has been watered down. 

 

OwlGirl "Owl Girl" (Utah, USA) , said:

My favorite Soap, Not Just For Babies

Burt's Bees Baby Bee Shampoo and Wash because has a delicious scent. I am a 27 year old with super sensitive skin. I grew up using bar soap, but now prefer liquid soaps, and I've tried just about everything. This is the mildest, best smelling soap I've used. I'm thrilled that the scent doesn't bother me. My skin feels better (I think my former brand of liquid soap had ingredients that were slightly irritating to me, but I am not about to switch back to them and find out. I did a google search about possibly irritating ingredients in soaps and sodium lauryl sulfate is one of them that I am now avoiding.

I recommend this to anyone (baby or adult) with sensitive skin, and I would use the fragrance free version if you're not sure about trying the scented version, although the ingredients look pretty mild: orange oil, anise oil, vanilla oil, etc. This is more cost effective than California Baby, which I also like, but I prefer this scent. I even mixed a little of Burt's Baby Bee wash into the remainder of my California Baby wash.

I also used this as a shampoo, and it left my hair feeling clean and soft.