Toallitas limpiadoras para manos y cuerpo

The published ingredient list names Caprylyl Glycol and Ethylhexylglycerin as the preservative system, both gentler alternatives to formaldehyde releasers or MI/MCI, with none of the flagged harsh preservatives present.

The wipes are explicitly marketed around scent — "crisp citrus, herbaceous rosemary and lavender, and aromatic cedar" — and the ingredient list shows undisclosed Fragrance rather than any fragrance-free claim, the exact hazard this criterion exists to catch.

The full ingredient list is published and contains no parabens, formaldehyde releasers, triclosan or talc, but it does list undisclosed Fragrance, and no free-from statement or testing method accompanies the list.

The ingredient list includes Octyldodeceth-16, an ethoxylated surfactant whose name ends in '-eth,' and no 1,4-dioxane testing or ethoxylate-free claim is published anywhere for this product.

We queried the CPSC recall database directly and PAUME does not appear anywhere in it, in any role. The query covered product classes the corpus does track, confirming the zero result reflects a clean record rather than a failed search.

PAUME's cruelty-free claim resolves on the certifier's own register: the Leaping Bunny programme has certified PAUME since 2021, across body care and hand sanitizers, the class these wipes belong to. The certification is company-scoped rather than issued for this finished product, and it covers animal-testing policy only, so it says nothing about the formulation itself.

No EWG VERIFIED, MADE SAFE, or comparable formulation-safety certification is held for these wipes. The Leaping Bunny certification the brand carries is a cruelty-free programme covering animal-testing policy, and it assesses no aspect of the formulation.

A full ingredient list is published for the wipes, but country of manufacture, supplier information, and any warranty or remedy terms for this product are not disclosed anywhere on the brand's pages.

The complete 13-ingredient INCI is published, well under the 15-ingredient threshold, though Fragrance is listed as a single undifferentiated entry rather than individually named components.

The product copy leans on terms like "gentle," "natural alternative," and "nourishing" for safflower oleosomes and squalane, anchored to named ingredients rather than pure puffery, but with no concentration or test data behind the claims.