Pampers wipes are made of a soft, cloth-like material and a gentle, water-based cleanser. Each has a special role in cleaning and caring for your little one’s skin: The lotion used in our wipes consists of at least 97 percent purified water. It has the important job of At Pampers, we carefully select, rigorously test and evaluate each ingredient, material, process and final product in every stage of development. We always adhere to the strictest global safety standards. The carefully selected ingredients work together and complement each other, to provide superior cleaning and protection compared to just water and cotton wool.

One reason is that enzymes in pee and poo alter the natural pH (acidity) of the skin, increasing the risk of irritation and rash. While cotton wool and water only clean, Pampers wipes’ unique formula protects natural skin pH better than cotton wool and water, reducing the risk of skin irritation. Designed for the most delicate skin We have over 50 years of experience developing products for babies, so designing products that are safe for your baby is in our DNA. All the materials we use are common in baby products and safely used by millions of babies every day. So, how are the ingredients tested? Pampers runs skin compatibility and sensitivity testing for all wipes. Pampers baby wipes are better at cleaning and protecting your baby’s skin than just cotton wool and water, but you may be wondering which of our wipes is best for your baby. The strong, yet soft material that our wipes are made of absorbs and gently wipes away the wee or poo from your baby’s skin.When deciding on the best wipe for your baby and you, it helps to understand how our baby wipes are made.

There are various factors you might take into account when choosing the best wipe for your baby, such as your little one’s age, what goes into the wipes and how you expect to be using them. Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. The cloth-like material in Pampers wipes gently cleans away the urine or stool from your baby’s skin. Toxicological testing. Besides the rigorous testing performed by external laboratories, our in-house toxicologist conducts additional research to ensure that the ingredients are safe even when they aren’t used as intended—for example, if some accidentally gets eaten.Cumulative irritation test (CIT). This clinical study is performed by independent dermatologists on adults whose skin is known to be sensitive to various household and personal hygiene products. A small patch of sensitive skin is rubbed repeatedly with the actual wipe or its cleansing ingredients, and another patch of skin is rubbed with distilled water or saline. In this test, Pampers wipes are consistently found to be as mild as water to the skin, causing no irritation. Read on to discover what our wipes are made of and how we ensure that your baby’s safety always comes first. What are Pampers wipes made of? Pampers wipes are carefully designed to clean and care for babies’ skin. Multiple research studies have shown that Pampers wipes help keep skin looking and feeling soft, smooth and healthy, and are milder than just cotton wool and water.