4 harmful ingredients commonly found in wet wipes include Paraben, Fluorescent, Phenoxyethanol, MethylisothiaZolinoe (MIT).

Many studies have shown that Parabens (usual manufacturers will combine many parabens such as methylparaben, ethylparaben, propylparaben, and butylparaben) and Methylisothiazolinone can cause users to have skin inflammation and affect the endocrine system. On July 28, 2015, the Drug Administration of Vietnam issued Official Letter No. 13884/QLD-MP and Decision No. 421/QD-QLD, prohibiting the use of 5 Paraben and Methylisothiazolinone derivatives (MIT). Accordingly, when buying wet wipes for children, parents should carefully read the ingredients and should not choose products containing these substances.

Phenoxyethanol is a substance that has the ability to kill bacteria, fungi, and yeast, keeping the product from being contaminated, helping to prolong its life of the product. Especially for children, the concentration of the preservative Phenoxyethanol in skincare products must be less than 1%.

Fluorescence is commonly found in wet wipes for the purpose of bleaching. If we are regularly exposed to this substance for a long time, it will lead to leukemia or cancer.

But because a baby's skin is very delicate and sensitive, mothers should avoid as much as possible when buying products based on:  Paraben, Fluorescent, Phenoxyethanol, MethylisothiaZolinoe(MIT). Or you can carefully check carefully of these chemicals before deciding to buy.