HiPP Wet Wipes Ultra Sensitive, 5 x 48 pieces, 240 wipes, from birth
These are the HiPP Babysanft ultra sensitive wet wipes, European baby wipes suitable from birth, in a five-pack that works out to 240 wipes. They are the plainest wipe HiPP makes: 99% water and 0% perfume, with a mild cleansing lotion and a five-entry ingredient list.
That is the entire proposition, and it is a good one. Most of what can irritate a baby's skin in a wipe is in the lotion, so HiPP's approach here is to have almost no lotion. There is no fragrance, no almond extract and no added surfactant beyond a single mild sugar-derived cleanser. HiPP states the recipe is built without microplastics, that it minimizes allergy risks, and that the skin compatibility has been dermatologically confirmed.
They are for gentle cleansing of the face, hands and bottom, and each cloth can be removed from the pack individually. The packaging is recyclable.
240 wipes5 packs of 48
From birth0+ months, per HiPP
99% water0% perfume
5 ingredientsOn the whole list
Who these wipes are for
Babies from birth, and specifically the baby whose skin reacts to things. HiPP positions these for very sensitive baby skin and states that the recipe minimizes allergy risks, which is a claim about the formula being short rather than about treating anything.
They are also the right pick on a purely practical ground: if you have tried a scented wipe and it did not agree with your baby, the variable you want to remove first is the fragrance, and this is the HiPP wipe with none. The trade-off is that a 99% water wipe does a little less lifting than a lotion wipe, so a messy change may take one more cloth.
The five-pack is the format to buy if these are your everyday wipe. Opened packs dry out faster than unopened ones, so having four still sealed in the cupboard is worth more than it sounds.
If you want a wipe with a little more lotion
HiPP Gentle Care Wet Wipes use a fine fiber cloth and a mild lotion with almond extract, and they are lightly scented. For a travel pack there is HiPP Babysanft Gentle Wet Wipes for Face and Hands, 20 count. Each has its own ingredient list, so check the one on the pack you buy.
How to use them
The use statements below are carried on the pack. HiPP publishes no number of wipes per change and no usage frequency for this product, so neither is stated, and the ordering of the steps is general practice at a changing mat rather than manufacturer instruction.
1
Open one pack at a time
Keep the other four sealed. An unopened pack holds its moisture indefinitely; an open one starts losing it from the day you break the seal.
2
Take out one cloth at a time
HiPP notes each cloth can be removed individually, which is what the pack opening is designed for. Close the seal behind it every time.
3
Wipe front to back
At the changing mat this is the part that matters, and it matters more on a girl. One direction, one pass, then a fresh cloth if you need another.
4
Expect to use one more than with a lotion wipe
A 99% water wipe is a plainer cloth. On a messy change, reach for a second rather than pressing harder with the first. Pressing is what makes skin sore.
5
On a face or hands, use a clean cloth
HiPP names the face, hands and bottom as the areas these are for. Use a fresh wipe for a face, never one that has been used elsewhere, and keep it away from the eyes.
6
Let the skin dry before the diaper
A few seconds in the air, or a gentle pat with a soft cloth. A diaper closed over damp skin is the most common avoidable cause of soreness.
For external use only. Do not use on the eyes or inside the mouth, nose or ears. Keep the pack and its seal out of reach of children, because a loose wipe is a choking risk. Stop using them if the skin becomes red or irritated, and speak to your doctor or pharmacist if that does not settle. Do not flush the wipes. Check the ingredient list on your own pack before first use.
What is in the HiPP ultra sensitive wipes
Five entries, and the first one is 99% of it. Water does almost all the work. A single mild sugar-derived cleanser does the lifting, citric acid and sodium citrate are a buffer pair holding the lotion at a skin-friendly pH, and sodium benzoate is the preservative. There is no fragrance, no plant extract and no second surfactant.
Ingredients: Aqua, Caprylyl/Capryl Glucoside, Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate, Sodium Benzoate.
Transcribed from the ingredient list carried on this listing, and matching HiPP's own published list for the Ultra Sensitiv Feuchttücher entry for entry. Formulations are revised from time to time, so the list printed on your own pack governs. Read it before first use.
| On the list | What it is |
|---|---|
| Aqua | Water, 99% of the lotion |
| Caprylyl/Capryl Glucoside | A mild sugar-derived cleanser |
| Citric Acid and Sodium Citrate | A buffer pair, holds the pH steady |
| Sodium Benzoate | A preservative |
This table is the whole list, not a selection. Four rows cover five entries because the two buffer ingredients work as a pair.
Allergens: there is no Parfum on this list and no almond or other nut extract, which is the difference between these and the HiPP gentle care wipes. A cosmetic carries no statutory allergen declaration, so read the list on your own pack rather than relying on a list online.
What HiPP leaves out of them
- 0% perfume
- No parabens
- No paraffin or mineral oils
- No microplastics
- No almond or nut extract
- Recyclable packaging
0% perfume is HiPP's own claim and the main reason to choose these. No microplastics follows HiPP's own footnote, a recipe without water-soluble, purely synthetic polymers. Recyclable packaging is certified by HiPP for Germany under the CHI standard, so treat it as a German recycling statement rather than a statement about collection where you live. The no-parabens and no-paraffin statements are from the claim block on the pack.
Two things this page deliberately does not say
First, these wipes are not preservative-free. An earlier version of this listing said they contained no preservatives, and that is wrong: sodium benzoate is a preservative and it is on the list. HiPP makes no preservative-free claim for them, and a water-based wipe would be unsafe without one, so the claim has been removed. Second, no skin condition is named. An earlier version of this listing described these as ideal for babies with skin prone to neurodermatitis. That wording has been removed. HiPP does not publish it for this product; neurodermatitis appears on HiPP's site only in general advice articles that are not tied to any product. What HiPP does state for these wipes is that the recipe minimizes allergy risks and that skin compatibility has been dermatologically confirmed, and that is what this page says instead. If your baby has a diagnosed skin condition, your doctor is the right person to ask which wipe to use.
What you get in the five-pack
Five sealed packs of 48 wipes, so 240 wipes in total. HiPP sells the same wipe as a five-pack of its own, which corroborates the format.
| What | This listing |
|---|---|
| Packs | 5 |
| Wipes per pack | 48 |
| Total wipes | 240 |
| Age from | Birth, 0+ months |
| Water content | 99% |
| Fragrance | None, 0% perfume |
| Ingredients on the list | Five |
| Flushable | No, do not flush |
| Packs per month | Not published |
240 is arithmetic from 5 x 48 as the listing states it. Packs per month is left blank on purpose: how many wipes a baby goes through depends on their age, how many changes a day you are doing and whether you also use them on faces and hands, and HiPP publishes no figure. A number here would look precise and would not be. As a rough guide for ordering rather than a sourced figure, a newborn in the early weeks goes through wipes considerably faster than a one-year-old, so a five-pack is bought as a stock-up rather than as a month's supply.
Product highlights
- 240 wipes, 5 x 48
- Suitable from birth
- 99% water, 0% perfume
- Five-ingredient list
- No almond or nut extract
- Minimizes allergy risks
- Dermatologically confirmed compatibility
- Face, hands and bottom
- Recyclable packaging
Frequently asked questions
From what age can I use them?
From birth. HiPP gives the age as 0+ months for these wipes.
How many wipes do I get?
Two hundred and forty, as five sealed packs of 48. The listing states the format as 5 x 48 and HiPP sells the same wipe in a five-pack.
Are they really fragrance-free?
Yes. HiPP states 0% perfume and there is no Parfum on the ingredient list. This is the HiPP wipe to choose if fragrance is the thing you are trying to avoid.
Do they contain nuts?
No. There is no almond or other nut extract on the list, which is the main formulation difference between these and the HiPP gentle care wipes. Read the list on your own pack to confirm.
Are they preservative-free?
No, and nobody should sell them as such. Sodium benzoate is on the list and it is a preservative. A wipe that is 99% water needs one in order to be safe to use. An earlier version of this listing claimed otherwise and that claim has been removed.
Are they suitable for a baby with a skin condition?
Ask your doctor. HiPP states that the recipe minimizes allergy risks and that the skin compatibility has been dermatologically confirmed, and this page does not go further than that. No claim is made here about eczema, neurodermatitis or any other diagnosed condition.
What does 99% water actually mean in practice?
That the lotion is almost entirely water, with very little else in it to sit on the skin. The trade-off is a slightly plainer clean, so on a messy change you may want a second cloth rather than more pressure.
Can I use them on a face?
Yes. HiPP names the face, hands and bottom as the areas these are for. Use a clean cloth for a face and keep it away from the eyes.
Can I flush them?
No. These are not described as flushable, so put them in the bin.
How do I keep them from drying out?
Open one pack at a time and leave the other four sealed. Close the seal after every cloth, store the packs flat, and keep them out of direct sun and off a radiator.
The rest of the HiPP wipes and changing range
- HiPP Gentle Care Wet WipesA fine fiber cloth with a mild lotion, lightly scented.
- HiPP Babysanft Gentle Wet Wipes for Face and Hands, 20 countA travel pack for a changing bag.
- HiPP BabySoft Nappy Rash Care Cream, 100 mlFor the diaper area, after the wipe.
- HiPP Gentle Care Baby OilFour ingredients, for care at the changing mat.
These are separate HiPP products with separate ingredient lists, given here by purpose only. No equivalence between their formulas is implied.
- All baby careBrowse wipes, creams, lotions and oils.
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Written from HiPP's own published product information for the Babysanft Ultra Sensitiv Feuchttücher, together with the ingredient list and claim block carried on this listing. The two ingredient lists agree entry for entry. The 5 x 48 format and the 240 total are stated by the site and are authoritative; HiPP's own page describes the same wipe as a five-pack, which corroborates the format. The 0+ months age, 99% water, 0% perfume, the recipe without microplastics, the minimizes-allergy-risks statement, the dermatologically confirmed skin compatibility and the recyclable packaging are all HiPP's published claims. The no-parabens and no-paraffin statements and the face, hands and bottom use, along with the remove-each-cloth-individually note, are from the claim block on the pack as carried on this listing. Two claims were removed and the removals are stated openly on the page. First, "no preservatives": sodium benzoate is on the ingredient list and is a preservative, HiPP makes no preservative-free claim for this product, and the claim was false. Second, the wording describing these wipes as ideal for babies with skin prone to neurodermatitis: this is barred by the store rule on care products, and HiPP does not publish it for this product in any case, since neurodermatitis appears on HiPP's site only in general advice articles not tied to any product. No skin condition is named anywhere on the page. No wipes-per-change, usage-frequency or packs-per-month figure is published, so none is given, and the step order is labeled as general practice. Last reviewed 24 October 2026.
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