Purified Water Bamboo Baby Wipes – Tiny Roo Australia

$7.50
These baby wipes are made from non-whitened biodegradable bamboo fibres, 99% purified water, certified organic aloe vera and vitamin E. Dermatologically tested and certified with Dermatest, they are formulated without added harsh chemicals for sensitive skin.
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Tiny Roo’s wipes strike the right balance between minimal formulation and effective performance with seven clean ingredients: purified water, certified organic aloe vera, vegetable glycerin, gluconolactone, calcium gluconate, sodium benzoate and pure vitamin E. The gluconolactone and calcium gluconate preservation system is a gentler approach rather than the more reactive preservatives common in supermarket wipes. The unbleached bamboo substrate is a meaningful choice because the unprocessed fibres carry less chemical residue and are more appropriate for newborn skin. Tiny Roo is genuinely transparent about their supply chain, which is rare for an emerging brand. Their wipes are soft and easy to use! The Greenspark x SamaUma mangrove restoration partnership is a significant giving initiative supporting protection of the southern Amazon and Quilombola Indigenous communities, and every order is an impact that genuinely scales with the brand’s growth. I love the home-compostable shipping mailers, third-party safety testing providing additional assurance for sensitive skin, and the brand’s choices to use recyclable cardboard boxes, paper-based tissue wrapping, and paper thank you cards.
These wipes tick every box for me. I LOVE LOVE LOVE that they are non whitened biodegradable bamboo fibres with 99% purified water. I love that the bamboo isn’t whitened because that process typically involves harsh chemicals you really don’t want near a baby’s skin. The Dermatest certification backs up the ingredients. And of course they’re biodegradable. Tiny Roo upholds ethical and sustainable commitments such as ISO and GMP-certified manufacturing, FSC and PEFC certified materials, cruelty-free formulations and a conscious preference for plant-based ingredients. They have the whole picture covered. For a small Australian brand, the standard of accountability here is impressive. I think just the fact that they don’t bleach the wipes shows how serious they are about being sustainable. All shipping products are sustainably sourced too and they have a tree planting initiative. They are also biodegradable, which is fab.
These were one of my favourite wipes alongside Joonya. They are gentle, soft and feel very clean and simple. I particularly appreciated the focus on sensitive skin and minimal ingredients.
Tiny Roo’s wipes strike the right balance between minimal formulation and effective performance with seven clean ingredients: purified water, certified organic aloe vera, vegetable glycerin, gluconolactone, calcium gluconate, sodium benzoate and pure vitamin E. The gluconolactone and calcium gluconate preservation system is a gentler approach rather than the more reactive preservatives common in supermarket wipes. The unbleached bamboo substrate is a meaningful choice because the unprocessed fibres carry less chemical residue and are more appropriate for newborn skin. Tiny Roo is genuinely transparent about their supply chain, which is rare for an emerging brand. Their wipes are soft and easy to use! The Greenspark x SamaUma mangrove restoration partnership is a significant giving initiative supporting protection of the southern Amazon and Quilombola Indigenous communities, and every order is an impact that genuinely scales with the brand’s growth. I love the home-compostable shipping mailers, third-party safety testing providing additional assurance for sensitive skin, and the brand’s choices to use recyclable cardboard boxes, paper-based tissue wrapping, and paper thank you cards.
These wipes tick every box for me. I LOVE LOVE LOVE that they are non whitened biodegradable bamboo fibres with 99% purified water. I love that the bamboo isn’t whitened because that process typically involves harsh chemicals you really don’t want near a baby’s skin. The Dermatest certification backs up the ingredients. And of course they’re biodegradable. Tiny Roo upholds ethical and sustainable commitments such as ISO and GMP-certified manufacturing, FSC and PEFC certified materials, cruelty-free formulations and a conscious preference for plant-based ingredients. They have the whole picture covered. For a small Australian brand, the standard of accountability here is impressive. I think just the fact that they don’t bleach the wipes shows how serious they are about being sustainable. All shipping products are sustainably sourced too and they have a tree planting initiative. They are also biodegradable, which is fab.
These were one of my favourite wipes alongside Joonya. They are gentle, soft and feel very clean and simple. I particularly appreciated the focus on sensitive skin and minimal ingredients.
Tiny Roo’s wipes strike the right balance between minimal formulation and effective performance with seven clean ingredients: purified water, certified organic aloe vera, vegetable glycerin, gluconolactone, calcium gluconate, sodium benzoate and pure vitamin E. The gluconolactone and calcium gluconate preservation system is a gentler approach rather than the more reactive preservatives common in supermarket wipes. The unbleached bamboo substrate is a meaningful choice because the unprocessed fibres carry less chemical residue and are more appropriate for newborn skin. Tiny Roo is genuinely transparent about their supply chain, which is rare for an emerging brand. Their wipes are soft and easy to use! The Greenspark x SamaUma mangrove restoration partnership is a significant giving initiative supporting protection of the southern Amazon and Quilombola Indigenous communities, and every order is an impact that genuinely scales with the brand’s growth. I love the home-compostable shipping mailers, third-party safety testing providing additional assurance for sensitive skin, and the brand’s choices to use recyclable cardboard boxes, paper-based tissue wrapping, and paper thank you cards.
These wipes tick every box for me. I LOVE LOVE LOVE that they are non whitened biodegradable bamboo fibres with 99% purified water. I love that the bamboo isn’t whitened because that process typically involves harsh chemicals you really don’t want near a baby’s skin. The Dermatest certification backs up the ingredients. And of course they’re biodegradable. Tiny Roo upholds ethical and sustainable commitments such as ISO and GMP-certified manufacturing, FSC and PEFC certified materials, cruelty-free formulations and a conscious preference for plant-based ingredients. They have the whole picture covered. For a small Australian brand, the standard of accountability here is impressive. I think just the fact that they don’t bleach the wipes shows how serious they are about being sustainable. All shipping products are sustainably sourced too and they have a tree planting initiative. They are also biodegradable, which is fab.
These were one of my favourite wipes alongside Joonya. They are gentle, soft and feel very clean and simple. I particularly appreciated the focus on sensitive skin and minimal ingredients.
Tiny Roo’s wipes strike the right balance between minimal formulation and effective performance with seven clean ingredients: purified water, certified organic aloe vera, vegetable glycerin, gluconolactone, calcium gluconate, sodium benzoate and pure vitamin E. The gluconolactone and calcium gluconate preservation system is a gentler approach rather than the more reactive preservatives common in supermarket wipes. The unbleached bamboo substrate is a meaningful choice because the unprocessed fibres carry less chemical residue and are more appropriate for newborn skin. Tiny Roo is genuinely transparent about their supply chain, which is rare for an emerging brand. Their wipes are soft and easy to use! The Greenspark x SamaUma mangrove restoration partnership is a significant giving initiative supporting protection of the southern Amazon and Quilombola Indigenous communities, and every order is an impact that genuinely scales with the brand’s growth. I love the home-compostable shipping mailers, third-party safety testing providing additional assurance for sensitive skin, and the brand’s choices to use recyclable cardboard boxes, paper-based tissue wrapping, and paper thank you cards.
These wipes tick every box for me. I LOVE LOVE LOVE that they are non whitened biodegradable bamboo fibres with 99% purified water. I love that the bamboo isn’t whitened because that process typically involves harsh chemicals you really don’t want near a baby’s skin. The Dermatest certification backs up the ingredients. And of course they’re biodegradable. Tiny Roo upholds ethical and sustainable commitments such as ISO and GMP-certified manufacturing, FSC and PEFC certified materials, cruelty-free formulations and a conscious preference for plant-based ingredients. They have the whole picture covered. For a small Australian brand, the standard of accountability here is impressive. I think just the fact that they don’t bleach the wipes shows how serious they are about being sustainable. All shipping products are sustainably sourced too and they have a tree planting initiative. They are also biodegradable, which is fab.
These were one of my favourite wipes alongside Joonya. They are gentle, soft and feel very clean and simple. I particularly appreciated the focus on sensitive skin and minimal ingredients.
Tiny Roo’s wipes strike the right balance between minimal formulation and effective performance with seven clean ingredients: purified water, certified organic aloe vera, vegetable glycerin, gluconolactone, calcium gluconate, sodium benzoate and pure vitamin E. The gluconolactone and calcium gluconate preservation system is a gentler approach rather than the more reactive preservatives common in supermarket wipes. The unbleached bamboo substrate is a meaningful choice because the unprocessed fibres carry less chemical residue and are more appropriate for newborn skin. Tiny Roo is genuinely transparent about their supply chain, which is rare for an emerging brand. Their wipes are soft and easy to use! The Greenspark x SamaUma mangrove restoration partnership is a significant giving initiative supporting protection of the southern Amazon and Quilombola Indigenous communities, and every order is an impact that genuinely scales with the brand’s growth. I love the home-compostable shipping mailers, third-party safety testing providing additional assurance for sensitive skin, and the brand’s choices to use recyclable cardboard boxes, paper-based tissue wrapping, and paper thank you cards.
These wipes tick every box for me. I LOVE LOVE LOVE that they are non whitened biodegradable bamboo fibres with 99% purified water. I love that the bamboo isn’t whitened because that process typically involves harsh chemicals you really don’t want near a baby’s skin. The Dermatest certification backs up the ingredients. And of course they’re biodegradable. Tiny Roo upholds ethical and sustainable commitments such as ISO and GMP-certified manufacturing, FSC and PEFC certified materials, cruelty-free formulations and a conscious preference for plant-based ingredients. They have the whole picture covered. For a small Australian brand, the standard of accountability here is impressive. I think just the fact that they don’t bleach the wipes shows how serious they are about being sustainable. All shipping products are sustainably sourced too and they have a tree planting initiative. They are also biodegradable, which is fab.
These were one of my favourite wipes alongside Joonya. They are gentle, soft and feel very clean and simple. I particularly appreciated the focus on sensitive skin and minimal ingredients.





















