If you’re like me, my hair is super fine and my scalp tends to get oily just hours after a good cleanse. I have tried countless dry shampoo products over the years, but many of them left my hair still ...

In our analysis, more of the products marketed toward Black infants or diverse hair types contained potentially harmful ingredients and were less readily available. And we found that many popular ...

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The scent of childhood to me was Johnson & Johnson baby shampoo. My mother used it on me when I was a baby, and I used it myself when I was a teenager; when I became a mother I cradled my babies’ tiny ...

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About a decade ago, many tears were shed over J&J’s baby shampoo, not by the babies, but by consumer groups trumpeting the latest chemophobia – formaldehyde, a known “human carcinogen.” Let’s put the ...

We reviewed popular baby shampoos from Amazon Basics, Aveeno, Babyganics, Burt’s Bees, CeraVe, and more to find safer and more sustainable options for baby and the planet By Sydney Cook Consumer ...