Did you recently purchase the following products because they were advertised as hypoallergenic?




If you purchased any of the following products expecting them to be hypoallergenic, you may be surprised to learn that some ingredients can irritate individuals with sensitive skin.
Johnson’s Baby Oil with Aloe Vera & Vitamin E
Baby Magic Moisturizing Hair & Body Wash
The Honest Company Refresh Conditioning Hair Detangler
Whole Foods 365 Colloidal Oatmeal Lotion
Briogeo Be Gentle, Be Kind Aloe & Oat Milk Ultra Soothing Shampoo
- Suave® Kids Purely Fun Moisturizing 3-in-1 Shampoo, Conditioner & Body Wash
- Alba Botanica® Kids Sunscreen Spray
- Purell® Naturals Advanced Hand Sanitizer (misleading claims about plant-based alcohol)
- CVS Health™ Sensitive Cleansing Cloths
- Cetaphil® Baby Wash & Shampoo
- Goodwipes® Actually Flushable Wipes® (All varieties, except “Fragrance Free”)
- Total Home® Sensitive Skin Flushable Wipes, distributed by CVS Pharmacy, Inc
- CVS Health™ Baby Powder With Cornstarch
- Aveeno® Baby Daily Moisture Wash & Shampoo
- Dove® Sensitive Hypoallergenic 24-Hour Lotion Body Wash
- Amazon Basics Hypoallergenic Body Wash for Sensitive Skin
- Vaseline® Baby Healing Jelly™ Hypoallergenic Petroleum Jelly & Diaper Rash Skin Protector
Products Claiming to be Hypoallergenic or for Sensitive Skin
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