baby extracare lotion

Shares glycerin, citric acid, and paraffinum liquidum as base moisturizing agents, but this is fundamentally a 10% urea keratolytic cream, a much more active/potent formula than Johnson's simple baby lotion.

Both are basic emollient moisturizers with glycerin and glyceryl oleate, but Johnson's key humectant/gelling system (glycerin+carbomer+ceteareth-6 emulsifier) isn't matched here, and this one relies on oils/esters and hydrogenated castor oil instead.

Shares glycerin and citric acid but this hand balsam leans on silicone (cyclopentasiloxane), shea butter, and panthenol rather than Johnson's core paraffin/glyceryl oleate/carbomer moisturizing base.

Shares glycerin and citric acid but is built around hydroxyethyl urea, petrolatum, and silicone-quat conditioning agents rather than Johnson's paraffin-glyceryl oleate-carbomer system.

Only overlaps on glycerin and citric acid as minor supporting ingredients; La Mer's hero actives (algae extract, lime extract, petrolatum-based occlusive) are completely different from Johnson's carbomer-glyceryl oleate lotion base.