Purified Water
Passed through a seven-step purification process to remove impurities.
Benefit: Benefit: Cleanses, Hydrates, Soothes
99.9% purified water and a drop of fruit extract. That's everything that touches your baby's skin.
Passed through a seven-step purification process to remove impurities.
Benefit: Benefit: Cleanses, Hydrates, Soothes
Gentle, naturally derived, nothing artificial added.
Benefit: Benefit: Cleanses, Hydrates, Soothes
*Contains trace of Benzalkonium Chloride, present as a residue from grapefruit seed extract.
Every WaterWipes product is formulated without parabens, alcohol, synthetic fragrance, sulfates, PFAS and other commonly used ingredients. Below we explain why these ingredients are sometimes used in other wipes and why we choose not to include them.
No parabens
Some personal care products use parabens as preservatives. WaterWipes never contains parabens.
Alcohol-free
Alcohol is used in some wipes and skincare products. WaterWipes contains no alcohol.
No Synthetic fragrance
Some wipes include added fragrance. WaterWipes contains no added fragrance or perfume.
No Sulfates
Can be irritating for babies skin.
No Mineral oil
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No harsh preservatives
Linked to skin sensitisation.
PFAS-free
These are man-made compounds known for persisting in the environment and the body.
No Plastics/microplastics
Many wipes are made from polypropylene or polyester rather than natural fibers.
None of the ingredients listed above are used in any WaterWipes products.
For the first month, the NHS recommends cleaning newborn skin with plain water and cotton wool alone, with no soaps, lotions or added cleansers needed.
WaterWipes is made the same way: 99.9% purified water and a drop of fruit extract. Nothing else.
WHO recommends water and cotton wool for newborn skin
Accredited by the Skin Health Alliance
Cotton wool and water can carry their own impurities, even after boiling.
The Skin Health Alliance, an independent body of dermatologists and scientists, reviewed the evidence and concluded WaterWipes is a purer way to clean a newborn's skin.