Johnsons Baby Shampoo No More Tangles

Johnsons Baby Shampoo No More Tangles

Most Johnson’s bottles in this range fill with amber, golden shampoo. Johnsons Baby Shampoo No More Tangles fills with a mint-green formula instead, matching the teal bottle around it. The bottle holds 500 ml, printed near the base above a batch code. A white flip-top cap sits at the top, rather than a pump mechanism. Additionally, a cartoon lion illustration sits centered on the upper label, printed against a light mountain backdrop. A pink droplet badge repeats the familiar “no more tears” claim near the top.

The label states this formula unlocks 75% more knots and tangles compared to a standard routine, printed in a white banner. As a result, this version targets detangling more directly than the plain baby shampoo bottles in the range. The label also lists the formula as free from parabens, sulphates, and dyes. Furthermore, “for easy combing” appears just below the “kids shampoo” name, pointing to its detangling focus. Meanwhile, a small comb icon sits beside the 75% claim, reinforcing the detangling angle visually. Weight-wise, the 500 ml bottle matches the standard size used across most of the Johnson’s range.

Specifications

• Product Type: Kids detangling shampoo
• Volume: 500 ml
• Dispenser: Flip-top cap
• Formula Claim: No more tears, unlocks 75% more knots and tangles
• Free From: Parabens, sulphates, dyes
• Suitability: Kids (for easy combing)
• Color: Mint green

Detangling-focused shampoos like this one suit kids with longer or thicker hair that knots easily after a bath. Johnsons Baby Shampoo No More Tangles fits that need directly, pairing the familiar no-more-tears base with a formula built for easier combing. Specifically, the 75% claim points to a formula tested against tougher tangles rather than just general cleansing. Parents managing post-bath combing battles often reach for a detangling shampoo like this one instead of a plain formula. For instance, the paraben-, sulphate-, and dye-free labeling also appeals to parents avoiding those ingredients specifically, beyond just the tear-free claim. The lion illustration also gives younger kids something recognizable to associate with bath time.

Leather and Kids stocks this shampoo as part of its baby products line alongside its leather goods. The detangling formula and paraben-, sulphate-, and dye-free labeling make it a fit for parents managing tangled hair after bath time.

Does this shampoo replace the need for a separate detangling spray?
The formula is built specifically to loosen knots during washing, which can reduce the need for a separate detangler for many kids. Thicker or longer hair may still benefit from an occasional additional detangling product.

Is the mint-green color linked to a specific scent, like mint or eucalyptus?
The label doesn’t call out a specific mint or eucalyptus scent alongside the color, so the green shade appears to be a formula or branding choice rather than a scent indicator. Checking the ingredient list on the bottle would confirm the exact fragrance used