Target Up & Up Sensitive Skin Baby Wipes no longer contain a formaldehyde-releasing preservative called 2-bromo-2-nitropropane-1,3-diol, which may cause painful contact allergies in some people, and especially babies. Shortly after I wrote an original review, the Target Up & Up Sensitive Skin Baby Wipes were reformulated. These baby wipes now contain Phenoxyethanol and Sodium …
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Update on WaterWipes Baby Wipes as of May 15, 2018 I’d like to share with you an update. My mission is to help you make informed decisions about the products you use on your baby, on your body, and in your home. Let me tell you what happened with WaterWipes baby wipes. Back …
Aren’t you tired of the unpronounceable ingredients in baby wipes? Don’t you just want to use baby wipes without getting a degree in chemistry? Let me provide you with a quick summary of the Huggies baby wipes so you can make an informed decision about which baby wipes to buy for your baby. …
Naty Sensitive Unscented Baby Wipes have been reformulated. In the old formula, I was concerned about benzyl alcohol and propylene glycol, because they are both associated with contact allergy. The great news is that the new formula of the Naty Unscented Baby Wipes does not include them anymore. So let’s see what changes took place, …
Before we talk about Pampers Sensitive Baby Wipes ingredients, let me tell you something. When I started writing this blog, it suddenly hit me. I knew that whatever we put on our skin gets absorbed into our body. I thought, “What if I get a conventional medicine MD (who is not focused on the …
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The first time I wrote about Kirkland Signature Baby Wipes was in 2013. At the time, I did not recommend them. They even had formaldehyde in them! I published a post about them, and attracted over 1,000 readers to that post alone, each day! And the post came up in Google searches on …
According to the 2007 Environmental Working Group’s (EWG’s) analysis of hidden ingredients in cosmetics and personal care products, 95% of baby wipes might be potentially contaminated with dangerous chemicals. In other words, 95% of baby wipes contain ingredients that have the potential to be contaminated and thus have hidden ingredients, in that the contamination itself essentially becomes …
