Huggies Baby Wipes

I still use these now as make up wipes loll, but I also used them when my children were small. They are so soft on the skin; you get some that are really harsh on the skin, which leads to nappy rash. My children very rarely suffered from nappy rash while I was using these. Which is why I have never changed brands. I use these also to remove my make - up especially off my eyes, and it is so good at removing things. When I used them on my children I did not have to go through loads of wipes to remove ( well you know what loll). I used most of the time 2, 1 to get the load of stuff off their bums, and the 2nd to make sure that I had removed ...  Read the complete review

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

Like it or not, cleaning your baby's bottom is an essential part of caring for them. Wipes are definitely the preferred product for doing this, and there are certainly lots of different kinds developed specially for babies on the market today. It is also possible to use cotton wool and plain water for this, and even an occasional damp flannel. To avoid any nappy rash try to ensure that after cleaning them that they are completely dry, even in the folds of their legs (I use a muslin square to dry everything off) and use a barrier cream to cover any chaffing or redness. -- PRODUCT DESCRIPTION -- The claim is that using Huggies Pure wipes is just like ...  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