How gentle is this soap on a baby's eyes?
819572
Compared to the chemical crap on the shelves it is far less irritating. That doesn't mean that it doesn't sting a little but it has never been real bad, and I have been using it on my son since he was born 5 years ago and I still use it.
819573
It's not tear free. I called the company before we started using it. We use Jason's Kids Only Shampoo on his hair and face. Then this on the body.
859864
I use it to wash all of my boys' dishes, utensils, cups and toys. I like that it rinses cleanly and leaves no residue like some soaps. It also doesn't cause the skin on my hands to break out in a rash. I have very sensitive skin and this is the only dish soap I can use safely.
1666189
Yes, my skin is clear, smaller pores, and a glow. I will use no other soap again. My daughter has very sensitive skin. This is the only thing she can use without being red or irritating. Thanks.
1167835
It does say that. I've used it several times to rinse my eyes of allergens. Seems fine to me, even after being open for a week or two. Ingredients are very similar to the bausch and lomb product, which is fine for every day use in this manner.
972170
About the same size as any average bar of soap in the US, comparable to Ivory or Dove. I like it because the scent is gentle and clean. It lathers well with little residue. It reminds me of my visits to see family in the UK.
1210212
Yes, the product seems tough enough to withstand all sorts of baby matter, if you will, and seems not to discolour even with a Lysol wipe. I use Lysol, then wipe it off with a wet washcloth or a baby wipe. Also, for more frequent clean ups, I use a disinfecting hand sanitizing wipe (Clean Well) that is labeled "kid safe formula". Hope this helps.
297256
Goat's milk soap was too harsh for my sensitive skin . I am 84 years old which might explain the sensitive skin . I stopped using goat's milk soap about a month ago and am now washing my face with a mixture of olive oil and castor oil followed by steaming with a clean towel. This has proved to be much better for my skin.
1263453
I washed mine with my diapers in Seventh Generation liquid detergent. It doesn't leave a residue and is sensitive to baby's skin.
1763923
I view this more as a "suggestion" because many may have delicate skin that will get agitated by the soap if it's their first time using this type of product. I've personally used harsher whitening soap so I was pleasantly surprised by the gentleness (in comparison to others). I personally keep mine on for about 2 mins after ive lathered my whole body, so no worries if it takes you longer just be aware of how your body reacts :)
1353640
I use baby soap... Even with the pink beauty blender it still looks a little dirty after cleaning... Like it's stained, but it feels clean.
673679
yes - it is so mild that it's probably safe for a baby's hair (but I wouldn't recommend it-lol)
1265863
None whatsoever. It's very gentle whether you put directly on top of their skin or a shirt.
1067312
I washed my face and body with this soap and it was great, left a really clean feeling. I used to use cold tea bags and a frozen spoon for under eye bags but it took to long so I skipped to just rubbing coffee mixed with a tiny bit of water directly under my eyes, left it on ten minutes then rinse. I did that every day. It worked. A lot of under eye creams use coffee because it helps liven up the skin under the eyes and tightens it up. Now for puffiness, I would use frozen spoons, ice and after the ice apply a bit of coffee. The soap has coffee in it and a really nice caffeine like scent, it should work too. I washed my face and body with this soap and it was great, left a really clean feeling. I used to use cold tea bags and a frozen spoon for under eye bags but it took to long so I skipped to just rubbing coffee mixed with a tiny bit of water directly under my eyes, left it on ten minutes then rinse. I did that every day. It worked. A lot of under eye creams use coffee because it helps liven up the skin under the eyes and tightens it up. Now for puffiness, I would use frozen spoons, ice and after the ice apply a bit of coffee. The soap has coffee in it and a really nice caffeine like scent,... » Read More I washed my face and body with this soap and it was great, left a really clean feeling. I used to use cold tea bags and a frozen spoon for under eye bags but it took to long so I skipped to just rubbing coffee mixed with a tiny bit of water directly under my eyes, left it on ten minutes then rinse. I did that every day. It worked. A lot of under eye creams use coffee because it helps liven up the skin under the eyes and tightens it up. Now for puffiness, I would use frozen spoons, ice and after the ice apply a bit of coffee. The soap has coffee in it and a really nice caffeine like scent, it should work too. « Show Less
2037406
A dab of Johnson's baby shampoo on a damp cloth and then remove the soap with a rinsed wet cloth. Dry thoroughly and you should be okay.
2250028
According to the product description it is. I'm not sure, but I know my daughter has very sensitive skin, we can only use certain detergents, etc... and she had no reaction to this whatsoever. We did have to wash it first, delicate cycle only.
1794973
Nope -- I have just used the simplehuman soap and softsoap which both work perfectly. The lighter consistency soaps are best.
1067310
I think coffee soap has nothing to do with eye puffiness at all. This kind of soap is a good choice for body bath and that's it.