Gaia Skin Naturals

Gaia Bamboo Baby Wipes - Reviews

Name: Gaia Bamboo Baby Wipes - Reviews
Brand: Gaia Skin Naturals
Rating: 4.5 (480 reviews)

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4.5from 480 reviews

An exciting innovation in creating an eco and skin friendly baby wipe.

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An eco-friendly baby wipe made with ultra-soft bamboo cloth that is 100% biodegradable. Soft and moisturising, they contain organic aloe, chamomile and lavender to gently cleanse, soothe and care for your little one’s skin without drying or irritating.

This sensitive skin formula is free from alcohol so they are gentle enough to use on little faces and hands too. The light, natural scent helps to cover any unpleasant smells during nappy change time.

GAIA Natural Baby developed a range of essential items that are most used within the first 5 years of a baby's life. GAIA’s aim is to keep baby skin care simple by offering you basic items to nourish, nurture and gently care for your little one's skin without irritating ingredients.

GAIA uses ingredients known to be beneficial to young skin including natural and organic oils and calming plant extracts, to deliver a range of non-drying cleansers, skin-softening moisturisers, soothing nappy time products and bamboo baby wipes to care for your baby's everyday needs. GAIA – nothing harsh or harmful.

For more information head to www.gaiaskinnaturals.com

Lucy Qld, 3 kids in tow

March 20, 2018

Very nice stuff, and good for gifts, but I don't buy it for myself due to price...

Monica Qld, 1 kid in tow

March 20, 2018

Soft of our bubs skin and really nice thick wipes

Jaimie-Lee Qld, None yet - I am pregnant kids in tow

March 20, 2018

I will definitely be buying some of the Gaia products for my baby, especially baby lotion and wash. I like the idea of the more natural ingredients

Madeleine SA, More than 4 kids in tow

March 19, 2018

Good

I liked the product, but there are other brands that I prefer.

Ingrid VIC, 2 kids in tow March 19, 2018

Lauren SA, 3 kids in tow

March 19, 2018

GAIA bamboo wipes are the best biodegradable wipes around, soft and hypoallergenic and the right amount of moistness.

Bronia ACT

March 19, 2018

love the organic massage oil

Jade VIC

March 19, 2018

I like most GAIA products but I found that the sleeptime bath didn't combine well with the water and there where lots of floaties.

Renee SA, 4 kids in tow

March 19, 2018

I only buy this product if it's on sale. It's a lovely baby wash etc but a little expensive really.

Very good product, was already a customer

Camila WA, 1 kid in tow March 18, 2018

Dempsee NSW, 2 kids in tow

March 18, 2018

Gentle of my babies skin and makes them smell beautiful!

Kirilee WA, None yet - I am pregnant kids in tow

March 18, 2018

Organic products once again, I love it! Can’t wait to use them on baby.

Kimberley VIC

March 18, 2018

Great talc alternative

Belle Qld, 2 kids in tow

March 17, 2018

I love GAIA products and was given some at my baby shower. Will continue to purchase them.

I love GAIA baby bath and body products which I already use. I hadn't tried the baby wipes before and out this sample in my nappy bag. The thickness of the wipe was great and I am so pleased to know there are no nasty chemicals or toxins reaching my baby's skin.

Louise NSW March 17, 2018

Alexandra SA

March 17, 2018

I love the strech mark produce

Sarah Qld, 2 kids in tow

March 17, 2018

By using this, I feel I am nourishing my baby’s skin.

Kathryn VIC

March 17, 2018

Great option

Sarah NSW, 3 kids in tow

March 17, 2018

Have been using Gaia with my first 2 children. I love the massage oil which I have been using on them at night. The wipes are lovely and soft and natural and the body wash/shampoo has been good in bath

Great price point

Con SA, 1 kid in tow March 17, 2018

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