Burts Bees Baby Bee Chlorine-Free Wipes, 72 Count (Pack of 6)

These are the best wipes I’ve ever tried! I even use them for my dogs on their faces ears and paws. I use can use them on any surface on anyone any skin type and they’re sensitive enough for all. One wipe will clean a whole lot too. I love them!!!

The two main complaints I read in reviews before purchasing these cannot be argued: 1. It is difficult to pull out just one and impossible to stick the rest back in. So...how many times have you needed to pull out a wipe in a frenzy? Be careful, and make sure only one comes out. If you're standing next to your baby, use two hands. 2. They don't smell great. I don't have a problem with this, though, because they don't really smell at all..."Fragrance free" is one reason I buy them. Do they smell a little bit, YES, but they do have cleaning stuff in them. Do they smell bad or chemical-y, NO. These wipes are big, tough, and soft. I used Seventh Generation wipes at first because my sister-in-law swears by them, but I thought they were terrible. They were small, so I had to use more than one more often than not, even though they were thick - I've found it's about the wipes surface area, not the thickness of the wipe. The 7th Gen ones also left lint everywhere..wet lint that sticks to everything. These Burt's Bees wipes almost feel like cloth. I recommend them to everyone.

These baby wipes are by far, the Best, baby wipes out there on the market! Ok, well all of them except the Honest brand wipes, which I haven't tried, but doubt I ever will because I love these wipes. Many wipes either are on the soapy side, rough, or have a strong fragrance. All to which I say no thank you to. I've used these on my now 6 month old baby girl since she was a newborn, and wouldn't want to use anything else for her. I stocked up while I was pregnant on Huggies, but do glad I bought a few packs of these as well. The Huggies I use now to take off my makeup, but these ones are solely for my precious baby girl. They're so soft for her and don't have a scent, which I like that about them. The only thing I've had problems with is when I pull one out either several come out or only one comes out without another ready to come out next, and then I have to stick my finger in the opening trying to find the seam to pull out another. I also found closing the top it doesn't always fasten shut as it should easily so I have to push it down a couple times for it to, and once the lid just completely broke off, and that was disappointing. For me, the pros definitely outweigh the cons, so I'll continue to use them for my baby and will do so again for whenever I have another baby too. I recommend these baby wipes over any brand to anyone.

I usually use aveeno baby wipes, but was having a hard time finding them, so I figured these would be a good substitute. They feel nice, but are very thin and smaller than normal baby wipes. Found myself using more than I usually would. When you use them, it’s almost like a soap wipe. Worked great for my babies sensitive skin. Not a fan of the flap closure, as it’s only sticky. Gets worn off easily. I think I would use these more as emergency wipes in the car as opposed to my everyday baby wipes at home

These are the most moist baby wipes I’ve found - I’ve tried honest, Millie moon, pampers, Huggies, hello bello, - so not all that’s out there, but enough. When you have that caked on poop, these make it so you don’t have to harshly rub! They can be a bit hard to remove one at a time, but there so saturated that you can squeeze them and decent amount of liquid will come out.

Love Burt’s Bees baby wipes. We use them to freshen up…and yes I know they are for babies, but they are chemical free! Thank you Burt’s Bees for a chemical free product! We truly appreciate your company! I would recommend these for adults as well as babies!

I like the product and it works well on sensitive skin ... in that regard it's perfect. However, I'm deducting two stars for the packaging which, quite simply, is terrible. The dispenser lid is a thin flexible plastic tab affair (see photo) that uses what looks to be a layer of adhesive to bind the lid to the dispenser. It's not a positive closure mechanism (e.g., not like other lids that click into place so you know its locked closed) and when the inevitable happens ... you go to pull out one wipe, get ten, then try to put nine back for the next time - it doesn't work very well because the dispenser surface is no longer flat (because of the nine clumped-together wipes) meaning that there's less area for the adhesive to bind to. The seam between wipes is virtually undetectable both visually and tactilely, leading to a lot of over-dispenses. This is not a problem unique to this product. Why, oh why, can't someone come up with a solution to this? It's a common complaint and an issue the manufacturers seem tone-deaf on. If you have your own dispenser and are transferring these wipes to it, then I would say go ahead and buy without hesitation ... but if not, be aware of the annoying usability problems you'll likely have.

It's difficult to figure out the differences between wipes, however I would recommend a supply of these for parents. I think because of the Aloe, it's easier on their diaper rashes. Compared to other brands for general use, I really don't notice a huge difference. Overall they are nicely made and I can't highly recommend it due to the price but if you are going to use them for when to wipe with rashes, I would definitely get them.