Huggies Natural Care Sensitive Baby Wipes, Hypoallergenic, 99% Purified Water, 3 Refill Packs (624 Wipes Total)

Huggies Natural Care Sensitive Baby Wipes are soft, plant-based wipes since 1990* (*70%+ by weight plant-based materials), made with 99% purified water and 1% skin essential ingredients for a gentle clean. Infused with aloe and vitamin E, the unique base sheet locks-in and absorbs the mess to help keep your baby’s skin clean. With no harsh ingredients, Huggies Natural Care unscented diaper wipes are hypoallergenic, dermatologist-tested and pH-balanced to help maintain healthy skin for your baby. They’re recognized by the National Eczema Association because they’re safe for sensitive skin, being fragrance free, alcohol free, paraben free and do not contain phenoxyethanol or MIT. Huggies Natural Care unscented baby wipes are extra soft and gentle, making them ideal for sensitive newborn skin. These disposable baby wipes come in exclusive Winnie-the-Pooh packaging for a delightful touch. Plus, with EZ Pull 1-Handed Dispensing, it’s easy to grab wipes without wasting sheets! With the #1 branded wipe**, you can feel confident you are giving baby a safe, gentle clean every time. (*70%+ by weight) (**Based on US Nielsen data ending 9/4/2021)

3 refill packs of 208 Huggies Natural Care Sensitive Baby Wipes, Unscented (624 wipes total)
Accepted by the National Eczema Association: These unscented baby wipes are accepted by the National Eczema Association and are safe for sensitive skin
Plant-Based Wipes Since 1990* (*70%+ by weight plant-based materials): Huggies Natural Care Sensitive Baby Wipes are plant-based and made with 99% purified water for a gentle clean
Safe for Sensitive Skin: Hypoallergenic and dermatologist tested, unscented diaper wipes are infused with aloe and vitamin E
Natural Care Sensitive diaper wipes are pH balanced to help maintain healthy skin
No Harsh Ingredients: Our sensitive baby wipes are free of lotions, fragrances, parabens, alcohol, dyes and elemental chlorine; does not contain phenoxyethanol or MIT