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LuSa Baby Wipe Juice Review

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We like to use cloth wipes around here. So I need something wet to go with them.

I know some people use plain water. However, our changing table is nowhere near the sink and I don’t want to leave them sitting wet. I had read sometimes they start to smell like mildew for some people. I know not everyone has that problem, but I just didn’t want to bother. That means we needed a spray.

When my daughter was born we used Thirsties Booty Luster. I really liked it too. Never had any problems with it. Unfortunately, as my daughter got older we started to go through more and more of it. And since it isn’t a concentrate it was getting pricey.

I visited one of my favorite online retailers, Sweetbottoms Baby, to see what was available. I like to read the reviews to see what other Moms say. What did I find? LuSa Baby Wipe Juice! It caught my attention because I could make 2 GALLONS of the stuff for $14.99. I also liked to see the reviews that said things like: “Definitely recommend!” or “I absolutely love this product!” and multiple comments of “lasts forever”! How could I not at least try it?

All you need to do is mix 1-3 teaspoons of the LuSa Baby Wipe juice with 1-cup water and shake. I actually just saved the spray bottle from the Thirsties Booty Luster (recycling is good!) and added the Baby Wipe Juice instead. This has a very light, clean fresh smell. It’s not overpowering, but if you like no scent at all, this isn’t for you.

There are a couple of things I love about this product. First, it is made in the USA (which means a lot to us). Second, it contains no synthetic fragrances or preservatives. Third, did I mention you can make 2 GALLONS with just an 8 oz bottle of Baby Wipes Juice?

2 Gallons of Baby Wipe Juice from just one 8 oz bottle of concentrate!

Here is what it is made of: Witch hazel distillate, *olive oil, *avocado oil, *aloe vera juice, *calendula flowers, *lavender flowers, polysorbate-20 (an olive oil and sugar based emulsifier), *chamomile flowers, essential oil blend (lavender, patchouli, peru balsam, and chamomile), tocopherol (vitamin e); grapefruit seed extract, citric acid, and silver citrate (natural preservatives).  *certified organic ingredient.

My daughter has somewhat sensitive skin. I never know what will irritate it. We haven’t had one problem with this wipes solution causing any sensitivity. It also seems to do a great job in aiding in hiney cleanups and helps keep my daughters bottom smooth and rash free.

I have had the bottle for three months now and feel like we have barely used any of this.  I have to agree with the reviews I had seen online; I think this bottle of LuSa Baby Wipe Juice just might last forever. Which is makes this a VERY cost effective product!

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Comments

  1. jg says

    February 2, 2018 at 2:05 am

    has anyone had any trouble with the new lusa formulation? yellowing of the wipe etc?

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    • Jennifer Reinhardt says

      February 5, 2018 at 12:53 pm

      I have not. But I don’t use the full suggested amount. Perhaps cut back a touch on how much you mix with your water?

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  2. Gwen S. says

    January 6, 2014 at 11:26 am

    This stuff is great, I use it as well. I find that we definitely did not need to use more than 1 tsp per cup of water in a spray bottle. Any higher concentration of the wipe juice, and it was almost too fragrant. I find 1 tsp definitely gets the job done. Using this ratio, one bottle of LuSa baby wipe lasts us a year. My daughter is in daycare during the day, so this is using the wipes and spray mainly in mornings and evenings, and full-time on weekends to give people an idea of how long a bottle may last them.

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    • Jennifer Reinhardt says

      January 6, 2014 at 3:19 pm

      Hi Gwen! You are absolutely right! We use the 3 tsp because I figured it couldn’t hurt and I don’t mind the smell. But for sure using just 1 tsp gets the job done and makes it stretch even further! ~Jenn

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