My baby has sensitive skin and I was worried it will leave some redness. I couldn't even use Huggies pure water wipes on my baby's face but I could soak this in water and my baby's face didn't turn red. Read more

I purchased these in January 2025. Finally got around to using them, so I did a burn test. The overwhelming majority of baby wipes are made of plastic, not cotton. Because of this (and companies obfuscating the truth in their marketing!), there is a misconception that non-woven fabrics cannot be made of cotton. That's false. Much like natural and synthetic fibers can be classified as "satin", natural and synthetic fibers can also be classified as "non-woven". Anyway, pearl weave baby wipes have been hard to find in general (the raised texture is primarily used for cosmetics pads), so I thought that finding cotton ones was just too much to ask for. In this case, the wipes are 100% cotton. Smells like a wood fire, makes crumbly ash, slowly burns down to almost nothing (no high, intense flames that burn out quickly, no plastic smell, no plastic crunch or drippings). I'm impressed. Another customer's batch was clearly plastic-like, but I noticed they bought the smooth version...maybe those are the plastic ones? I dunno. Read more

I first thought that i would not use wet wipes and use dry wipes instead thats why i purchased it. However, i end up using wet wipes for my LO. Loved its texture but if you want to save money, just use the normal facial tissue. LOL Read more

It’s nice product but smells really odd. Didn’t order again Read more

Font le job!!! Read more