Organically derived • Japan-sourced

Our wipes are preserved with a gentle, non-protein amino acid derived from organically grown soybeans in Japan. Used in trace amounts (less than 1%), this ingredient helps keep wipes fresh, stable, and free from mold and microbial growth.

It is not soy protein, not allergenic, and does not function as a food allergen. Instead, it’s a topical, plant-derived amino acid widely used in Japanese skincare for its stability and skin-friendly properties.

Why we use it:

• Helps prevent microbial growth in moist, water-based wipes
  
• Supports shelf stability without harsh preservatives
  
• Gentle enough for sensitive skin
  
• Used intentionally at <1% — only what’s needed, nothing extra
  

Because wipes are water-based, every wet wipe requires an antimicrobial system. We intentionally chose one of the cleanest, most gentle options available, and we source it organically from Japan — just as we source our purified water from New Zealand.

We go out of our way to source from the best regions in the world so we can create the cleanest, safest wipes possible.

Yes.

They’re fragrance-free, alcohol-free, dermatologist-tested, and gentle enough for newborn skin from day one

Yes.

They’re gentle enough for babies and effective enough for grown-ups. Skin is skin.

Yes.

They’re hypoallergenic and made with a minimal, plant-based formula designed to cleanse without irritation, stinging, or dryness.

Absolutely.

They’re safe for butts, faces, hands, necks, and all the little folds in between.

No.

They’re completely fragrance-free and alcohol-free — no masking scents, no unnecessary irritants.

Nope.

The formula is hydrating and soothing, helping skin stay soft and comfortable after every wipe.

Yes.

They’re designed for frequent, everyday use — including diaper changes, quick cleanups, and on-the-go messes.

No — and that’s intentional.

They’re cleansing wipes, not chemical disinfectants, so they clean without leaving harsh residue on skin.

No. Please don’t flush them.

Our wipes are durable, effective, and designed for skin — not plumbing. Dispose of used wipes in the trash.

Yes — the wipes themselves are compostable.

However, DO NOT compost wipes that contain fecal matter or bodily fluids. For hygiene and safety reasons, any wipe used for diaper changes or heavy messes should be disposed of in the trash instead.

Also, Absolutely.

If composting isn’t an option, tossing it in the trash is perfectly fine. We support realistic sustainability.

Yes.

The outer packaging and sticker lid is recyclable. We recommend checking your local recycling guidelines to make sure it’s accepted in your area.