Petite Planet Wind & Weather Moisturizing Baby Face & Hand Cream With Nordic Berry, Gentle Cream For Cold Or Windy Weather, 3 Oz

Since my grandson is too young to tell me how this lotion worked for him, I used it on myself over several days. Plus, I wouldn't try anything on him that I haven't tried myself first. I give my hands a workout handling a lot of paper and doing a lot of gardening with my bare hands. My hands and cuticles get very dry with this type of exposure. A small amount of this lotion goes a long way, probably because of the lanolin. Absorbs nicely without a greasy feel. No irritation. My hands stayed soft and moisturized, as did my cuticles. I'm not quite sure what Nordic Berry is supposed to do for you, but in doing a quick research, it looks like it's used in a lot of kids vitamins. This is the reason for 4 stars. I think the manufacturer should give background of ingredients and not just assume the general public knows what Nordic Berry is, does, and the benefits. Having Nordic Berry in this lotion and using the words "With Nordic Berry" means absolutely nothing to me. I guess since all the "Acai Berry" hype has died down, they needed to come up with something new to sell products. Overall, I think this lotion will be a good one for my grandson since he doesn't use his hands like I do. It's a nice size to carry in a diaper bag or purse.

In the past few years, every winter the skin in the corner of my thumbs splits open. It's extremely painful and takes forever to heal. I've tried all sorts of creams and lotions (including Bag Balm, Burt's Bees Farmer's Friend and Eucerin) but nothing really works. I suspect it's a combination of the cold dry air, washing dishes and old age.When the opportunity to try this "Wind & Weather" baby cream presented itself, I figured it was worth a try.When I first squeezed it out of the tube, the appearance and texture seemed quite similar to zinc oxide sunblock - a very opaque white and extremely greasy. The only difference is it's not quite as thick as zinc oxide and it absorbs nicely when rubbed in without leaving behind any telltale white streaks. If, like me, you intend to use this on your hands, I wou'dn't recommend it as a day cream, since it's pretty oily. Obviously, if you're using it on a baby's face, that probably won't matter to you. Also, I don't believe its' "fragrance free" but the scent is fairly light and, personally, I found it quite appealing. While it did not clear up the cracked thumbs overnight, it did make my hands more comfortable and, after a few days, I saw definite improvement.This is a solid product that offers protection against harsh winter weather and has the ability to soothe chapped skin.

First thought for me is that it's very pricey for a 3 ounce tube of lotion. It's really more of a cream than a lotion. You can feel that it forms a protective barrier on your skin. It also leaves an oily film - leaves your skin glistening for a while. I'm not sure I like that effect.I like the scent. It's soft, reminds me of Love's Baby Soft perfume from back in the day. Not sure I'd want this on my granddaughter though. I prefer unscented lotions for her.The glistening oiliness is kind of a nuisance for me. I like lotions that are matte and easily absorbed into the skin. While this may be Johnson's boutique lotion, I wouldn't purchase it. Too oily and too expensive.

While this product comes out of the bottle a bit greasy, it does not stay that way after a while. Its fairly generic, and nothing too special about it. Not sure what Nordic Berry is, and why they are marketing it that way. It is made by Johnson & Johnson so expect a somewhat non-organic product, which may or may not be good for baby! I did not notice any real difference in how it works on me, but it does say it is clinically proven to help with wind and weather. After a few uses, it just felt like any other cream. I would definitely shop around.

Cute packaging.But, though the product’s name may make you think otherwise, this really is not a product that is specially designed for babies’ skin, or sensitive skin more generally. And the fact that there is s fragrance, and a strong one to boot, makes me very skeptical of this ‘baby’ product.It does some of what one expects a lotion to do. But It really is not something special.

The petite planet wind & weather, by Johnson & Johnson, for babies face & skin in cold weather.When I put this on my hands they looked shiny greasy after, and does not feel like its absorb into my hands.This is a Thick cream that feels too thick for babies face. Might be good for there knees for little crawlers.I like this in the lotion in a pump bottle better then the tube of cream, as the lotion goesIn better, and feels soft.

This cream is great skin protection during the cold months, and is good for the whole family when going outside. It is smoothly applied to our skin, but it leaves a thin layer of moisturizing that prevent dryness and burning from the cold. It's made from similar ingredients to other thick moisturizer creams, but it doesn't have any of the harsher chemicals those creams have. The tube is easy to carry, and because this cream is concentrated, it should lasts a few weeks, even with every day use.

This came just in time for some outdoor spring outings on windy days. We've used it on our 7-month-old baby and 4-year-old, and it works well without causing any reactions or irritations. It has a light but nice scent. The cream is kind of thick but still goes on smoothly and easily, more like a lotion. Overall good stuff and a great option for keeping dry, cracked skin at bay. Would recommend to others!