Well Ladies, I don't know if any of you have seen last nights Channel 4 programme about all the toxins and chemicals in the products that we use? Like you I was a big fan of the 'just like cotton wool and water' slogan and thought I was doing the best thing for my little one. Now I know better. Huggies uses formaldehyde in these wipes, that is slowly released onto your baby's skin once you have used them. Formaldehyde is used in nailpolish, nailpolish remover and I think they used to preserve dead bodies with it as well. Not so natural after all. I am going to switch to actual cotton wool and lukewarm water to clean now, at least then I KNOW my wee baby is ...  Read the complete review

Funnily enough, I've never actually used these on a baby but I find that they are extremely useful to have in the house and in your handbag. For example, if you are trying on clothes while shopping and accidentally get foundation on an expensive dress, pull out the baby wipes and wipe it off. Also quite good if you mess food on yourself. You can use them as cheap makeup removal wipes too. Quite a multi-purpose item ...  Read the complete review

I bought these baby wipes for when my grandson visits or stays, I first bought them when he was born, as they were on the shelf at Tesco supermarket and I did not know which one to buy as there are lots on the market. I tried them for awhile and they were very good for his skin, they did not irritate and give him nappy rash at all and were very suitable. My daughter tried the lower brand as a friend said they were fine for her baby, she bought a packet and my grandson had terrible nappy rash in just one day, so she switched back to Huggies as they were better for him and she has stayed with this brand ever since. There are 72 in a pack ...  Read the complete review

I tried out Huggies baby wipes many years ago when my eldest was a few months old. We didnt get on with them very well at the time.But shopping the other day, we came across some in Tesco's, on offer for £1, and I was drawn to them because of the attractive design on the pack. The packet is white, but it is decorated in lots of brightly coloured little hand prints. The design totally jumps out at you from the shelf, so I thought I would give them another shot. There are 64 wipes per pack, and the pack promises 'Gentle Cleansing' and to 'Leave skin feeling fresh'. The pack also says they have a cucumber fresh fragrance. On opening, I cant smell ...  Read the complete review

I have always used huggies wipes, I have found them the best wipes for children and for adults. When I first started using these I was using the soft skin wipes which are in a cream and red pack. They were a thick wipe with a pattern on them. When your were wiping your childs bottom you would not need to use as many as you would with the cheaper brands. They are a moist wipe that does not leave the skin feeling wet. These came in 64 wipes in a pack for 2.99p at the time you were able to pick them up from boots on a buy one get one free, I have noticed that from time to time boots still offer that deal. I moved on to using the huggies pure which ...  Read the complete review