When you have a baby, you go through piles of wipes. It's nice if they are good for your baby, but also for the planet. So plastic-free. Naïf Plastic-Free Baby Wipes for Baby and Kids are made from eucalyptus fibers, making them 100% biodegradable! The packaging is made of bioplastic from sugar cane. Look, now we're talking.'
But do baby wipes contain plastic?', you may wonder. A standard pack of baby wipes is equivalent to the amount of plastic in 2 PET bottles. We are not just talking about the packaging, but also the wipes themselves. So yes, there is quite a bit of plastic in it.
As for what is good for the baby: the plastic-free baby wipes consist of 99% water and are free of alcohol, perfume and chemical preservatives. So minimal chance of a skin reaction. This means you can use them safely for buttocks, body and face (and your own hands!).
Please note: the baby wipes may be thrown away with the residual waste. So don't flush them down the toilet.
All Naïf products are 100% vegan, plastic-free and dermatologically tested.
Did you know that new EU legislation is in force regarding single-use plastic? An important part of this is the obligation to report plastic on the packaging, in the form of a logo depicting a suffocated turtle. It may not look very nice, but it does bring a positive change! Naïf baby wipes are 100% plastic-free and celebrates this positive change by cheerfully depicting the sea turtle on the packaging.
Ingredients: Aqua/Water, Glycerin, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate, Citric Acid
How to use:
Make sure you have clean hands. When changing, open the package with one hand and hold your baby with the other hand. Wipe the area well and don't forget the folds. Close the packaging properly afterwards to prevent it from drying out.
Characteristics:
- Natural plastic-free baby wipes made from eucalyptus fibres
- Cleans and cares for buttocks, body and face
- Consists of 99% water
- Alcohol-free and perfume-free
- Suitable for sensitive baby skin, also extremely dry skin and eczema
- Without microplastics, mineral oils, parabens or silicones
