BEST Biodegradable Plant-Based Natural Cleansing Wipes
Safe for Your Loved Ones, Kind to Our Planet
Cleansing wipes are an integral part of modern living in nearly all households today. This includes households with babies and children. It need not conclude, however, that a modern product should contain harmful additives, or that it will end up polluting the earth like most wet wipes do. Picking up the Award for Biodegradable Plant-Based Natural Cleansing Wipes is Earth & Me Biodegradable Plant-Based Natural Cleansing Wipes, which, as its name states, is biodegradable and plant-based.
Perfect for all kinds of cleaning purposes, and for every family member from the youngest to the oldest, these exceptional wipes contain no alcohol, parabens, phthalates, artificial fragrances, chlorine, SLS, or optical brighteners. They can be used without worry for any type of cleaning from a baby’s diaper area to a person’s hands, face and body!
The product is formulated using 100% biodegradable FSC-certified plant-based fibre and 99% purified water, and they biodegrade 100% in 45 days under natural environment. It contains certified organic ingredients which makes it stand out among its competitors, and they include Certified Organic Aloe Vera Leaf Extract, nature’s natural moisturiser known for its hydrating properties, and the way it soothes dry and irritable skin. Another ingredient found in these natural cleansing wipes is Certified Organic Cica Extract which has skin-calming, anti-inflammatory properties. Its Certified Organic Grapefruit Extract is rich in Vitamin C, which acts as an antioxidant, neutralising free radical damages brought upon by sunlight and pollution. With no harmful chemicals and with all the benefits of its certified organic ingredients, it comes as no surprise that Earth & Me Biodegradable Plant-Based Natural Cleansing Wipes has emerged as the top choice of our readers. Apart from leaving the skin clean, moisturised and refreshed, the product is also one of the safest and kindest wet wipes money can buy.
