Alphanova Bebe - Water Wipes Face & Hands & Bottom
Description
Alphanova Bébé - Water Wipes Face & Hands & Bottom
Back to basics, but make it premium! Alphanova Bébé Water Wipes are every parent's dream for their mini-me. With a formula consisting of 99.7% water, you can clean face, hands, and bottoms without any fuss or irritation. No fragrance, no alcohol, no nasties – just pure refreshment. These wipes are made from 100% biodegradable cane fiber, so you're being kind to the planet too. Pure French skin science for the little ones. Clean, safe, and simple!
Key Features
- Ultra-pure formula: contains 99.7% water
- Multipurpose: suitable for face, hands, and the diaper area
- 100% plastic-free: made from biodegradable plant fibers
- Hypoallergenic and dermatologically tested on sensitive skin
- Free from fragrance, alcohol, parabens, and phenoxyethanol
- Certified organic (Cosmos Organic)
- Vegan and cruelty-free – gentle on baby and nature
At COSMANIA, we only select products that truly deliver on their promises. Alphanova Bébé is an expert in safe baby care, and these Water Wipes are the gold standard for a clean baby without compromise.
How to use
Use a wipe to gently clean the baby's face, hands, or diaper area. The wipes are so gentle that rinsing is not necessary. Always reseal the packaging properly with the adhesive strip after use to prevent drying out. Thanks to the natural fibers, the wipes are biodegradable and can be disposed of in the general waste.
Ingredients
Aqua, Glycerin, Sodium Benzoate, Levulinic Acid,Sodium Levulinate, Sodium Hydroxide.
About the brand
Alphanova Bébé brings the best of organic baby care with products made from 99% natural ingredients. Crafted with gentle elements like sweet almond oil and chamomile, these eco-friendly items soothe and protect your baby’s delicate skin. Free from parabens and allergens, they’re perfect for parents seeking safe, sustainable skincare. Certified organic by ECOCERT and dermatologist-tested, Alphanova Bébé is a trusted, niche brand for little ones.
