Organic Cotton Dry Wipes, 48 Wipes (Pack of 4)

Good product Highly recommend

These dry wipes are perfect for making your own cleansing wipes or even just wetting and using as a disposable face cloth. I've tried a few things for removing my stubborn makeup, including Honest makeup wipes and Honest Baby Wipes. These are a great alternative to pack for a trip or keep in your purse just in case. They are soft when dry or wet, but hold together much better than a napkin or even paper towel for wiping your face. I purchased them initially to make my own bug repellant wipes - dumped my "natural" bug spray oil over a handful of wipes in a zip top bag and mixed them around. Now we can pull out a wipe and spread the bug repellant on our skin with less mess. Saves us a ton from the pre-made pest wipes. You could easily do the same with your face wash of choice or carry these in your diaper bag with a small spray bottle of water to moisten when needed. I would absolutely purchase these again and/or recommend them. So many uses and a good value.

Great registry and diaper bag must. I use these wipes with my mustela micelar water and as wet wipe alternative. I love the quilted texture and that it’s not too thin. Great for messes and those extra blow out days.

We love all things honest and these do not disappoint. They are soft enough to use on our 1 year old but they are also durable. I like that you can use them dry or add water or diaper cream to make them into wet wipes. They don’t smell and I like their clean ingredients.

I used these to make my own face wipes. Two packs of dry wipes fit into a tight sealing food storage container that I have. I mix equal parts micellar water and witch hazel, plus a little rosewater or scented witch hazel and pour that on the wipes, squishing them to make sure that they are all saturated. They are great for a quick refresh for my oily face in the middle of the day. All that said, I don't think that they would be a great option for cleaning baby butts. They are pretty expensive for how small they are, so you'd definitely go through a ton of them. Not ideal.