According to the "Safety Technical Specifications for Infant and Toddler Products" (GB 38880-2020), wiping products that come into direct contact with an infant's mouth, hands, and buttocks must have a 0% alcohol content and pass seven mandatory indicators, including skin irritation testing, microbial limit testing, and screening for migratable fluorescent whitening agents. "Alcohol-free" doesn't simply mean omitting the label "contains alcohol," but rather that the formula contains absolutely no volatile alcohols such as ethanol or isopropanol, avoiding damage to the baby's delicate skin lipid barrier and reducing the risk of redness, dryness, and itching.
Furthermore, truly compliant alcohol-free wipes will avoid common allergens such as fragrances, pigments, and MIT preservatives. The base material must undergo a pure water impregnation process to ensure a stable pH value within the slightly acidic range of 5.5±0.5, closely matching the natural barrier of a newborn's skin.
