Johnsons Skin Calm Shampoo 200ml

Johnson's Skin Calm Shampoo – 200ml

Skin Calm is Johnson's shampoo for dry skin and irritation, and their own description of it is short: it helps prevent skin disorders, aids in the relief of dry skin and irritations, and suits all breeds. That is the whole of what they publish, and it is worth saying so rather than dressing it up.

It sits alongside the Johnson's Oatmeal Shampoo in the range, and the two cover similar ground — the oatmeal version names its actives, this one does not. Where a dog has responded to one and not the other, that is usually the practical way to choose between them.

Performance & Benefits

• Formulated to help prevent skin disorders.
• Aids relief of dry skin and irritation.
• Suitable for all breeds, according to Johnson's.
• Johnson's product code G084.
• Made in the UK by Johnson's Veterinary Products.
• 200ml bottle.

Suitable For

• Dogs with dry, flaky or irritated skin.
• All breeds and coat types.
• Use as part of a routine where skin comfort is the aim rather than deep cleaning.
• Not a treatment for a diagnosed condition, mange or an infection — those need a vet.
• If you want a shampoo whose active ingredients are stated, the Johnson's Oatmeal Shampoo names oatmeal extract and vitamin B.

How to Use

• Wet the coat thoroughly in warm water.
• Massage the shampoo down to the skin, avoiding the eyes and ears.
• Leave it in contact briefly, then rinse until the water runs clear.
• Towel dry or blow dry.

Specification

• 200ml bottle. Johnson's product code G084.
• Made in the UK.
• Johnson's publish no ingredient list, no active ingredients and no minimum age for this shampoo, so none is stated here.
• Retail listings for this product commonly describe coal tar and sulphur as the active ingredients. Johnson's publish no such claim on their own product page, so it is not repeated here.

Care & Caution

• For external use on dogs only.
• Keep it out of the eyes and ears and rinse the coat thoroughly afterwards.
• Because Johnson's publish no ingredient list, check the bottle itself before using it on a dog with known sensitivities, or on a cat.
• Stop using it and speak to your vet if the skin worsens.