About Bubbez Facial Cleansing Wipes
Understanding the Bubbez 2-Step System
What are Bubbez WASH + RINSE travel wipes?
Bubbez WASH + RINSE wipes are a 2-step facial cleansing system designed for the face and for hands. Unlike a single-step face wipe, every Bubbez twin sachet contains two separate wipes that work together as a complete cleaning system. The WASH wipe uses a plant-based cleansing formula to loosen and lift dirt and grime. The RINSE wipe follows to remove residue and leave skin clean, soft and comfortable. Together they give kids a thorough clean anywhere, without needing a sink.
How does the 2-step system work?
The system works in two steps that mirror the process of washing at a real sink. Step one uses the WASH wipe, which contains a plant-based, olive oil and coconut oil-derived formula that produces a gentle lather on contact with skin, loosening and lifting the oil, sweat, dirt, food mess and daily grime off your face and hands. Step two uses the RINSE wipe, which contains Aqua, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Zinc Lactate, and Citric Acid. It is a water-based formula with no cleansing agents. Its sole job is to remove what the WASH wipe loosened, leaving skin soft and fresh. No stickiness, no film, nothing left behind.
What comes in each box of Bubbez?
Each box contains 25 twin sachets. That is 25 WASH wipes and 25 RINSE wipes, each individually sealed for freshness. Each twin sachet folds down to about the size of a credit card, so it fits a wallet, a purse, a backpack, a glovebox or a pocket, making them practical for any situation away from home.
What size are the wipes?
Each Bubbez wipe measures 6 inches x 6 inches. The fabric has a textured surface that improves cleaning contact with skin compared to smooth wipes. The material is soft and substantial, designed to feel premium on the face and on hands.
Bubbez for Facial Cleansing
Can Bubbez replace washing your face at a sink?
That is what it was built for. The WASH wipe lathers and lifts the oil, sweat, dirt and daily grime off your skin, and the RINSE wipe takes the cleanser back off, which is the part a sink does with running water. No tap, no towel, nothing to dry off with. If you happen to be standing at a sink and you like a bigger lather, dampening the WASH wipe with a little tap water will give you one, but that is an option and never a step.
Why does a rinse step matter more on your face than on your hands?
Because you cannot walk away from your face. Leftover cleanser on your hands gets rubbed off on the next thing you touch. On your face it stays where you put it, and that is where the tight, filmy feeling after a single wipe comes from. The second wipe in every twin sachet exists to take it off.
Can you use Bubbez after the gym?
Yes, and it is one of the situations it was built for. One twin sachet handles a face and both hands after a workout, straight out of a gym bag, with no queue for a sink and no wet towel to carry home.
Are Bubbez good face wipes for travel?
They were designed around travel. Each twin sachet is individually sealed and folds down to about the size of a credit card, so it fits a carry-on, a wallet or a seat pocket, and it is dry on the outside until you open it. A long flight, a layover, a road trip, or a hotel morning before the bags turn up, none of it needs a working sink.
Will Bubbez work on an oily face?
The WASH wipe is a plant-based cleanser, so it lifts oil and sweat along with dirt and daily grime rather than moving it around. The RINSE wipe then clears the cleanser off instead of leaving it sitting on your skin. Both wipes are fragrance-free, alcohol-free and hypoallergenic, and dermatologist tested by a third party independent lab.
Why One-Step Wipes Fall Short
What is the difference between wiping and washing?
Wiping and washing are fundamentally different processes, and this is the core reason Bubbez exists. Most wet wipes are single-step moisture wipes. They apply water and gentle friction to the surface of skin, which moves surface mess around using moisture alone. They have no rinse step to clear away what they have picked up. The result is hands that may look slightly better but still carry surface residue, food particles, and grime. Many people notice their skin still feels slightly sticky after using a single wipe. That is not a flaw in the product. It simply was not designed for that job.
Are regular face wipes the same as Bubbez?
No. A regular face wipe is a single moistened cloth. It lifts some oil and dirt and leaves the rest, along with its own cleanser, sitting on your skin. That is simply what one wipe can do. Bubbez is a different product. One plant-based WASH wipe cleanses, then a separate water-based RINSE wipe carries it back off, the way a sink would. Bubbez does not replace a face wipe. It adds the step a face wipe never had.
Can you use a hand or body wipe on your face?
Many people do, because it is the wipe they have on hand. Most are formulated for hands and surfaces, not for facial skin. The face, particularly around the mouth, nose and eyes, is more sensitive and comes into more direct contact with everything you touch during the day. Bubbez is fragrance-free, alcohol-free, hypoallergenic and dermatologist tested by a third party independent lab, made for adult faces and gentle enough for kids too.
How do Bubbez wipes compare to hand sanitizer?
Hand sanitizer and Bubbez serve completely different purposes. Hand sanitizer is an alcohol-based product designed to reduce surface pathogens on hands that are already visibly clean. It does nothing to remove visible dirt, food mess, or physical grime, and it is not formulated for regular use on the face. It contains drying alcohols that are not ideal for frequent use on sensitive skin, particularly around the mouth, nose, and eyes. Bubbez is appropriate when hands and faces are visibly dirty and a thorough clean is the goal. The WASH wipe loosens and lifts physical mess. The RINSE wipe clears everything away. The two products are not substitutes for each other.
How do Bubbez wipes compare to other travel wipes?
Most travel wipe products available today are single-step convenience wipes. Some are water-based with minimal ingredients, which makes them very gentle but limits their ability to remove dirt and grime. Some include a mild cleansing agent in a single wipe but provide no rinse step, which means residue from the cleansing formula remains on skin after use. None of them include both a wash step and a rinse step in a single twin sachet format designed for the face and for hands. Bubbez provides a complete two-step wash and rinse system in a twin sachet, with both wipes formulated for use on the face and hands, including sensitive skin.
Safety, Ingredients, and Testing
What do Bubbez wipes not contain?
Both the WASH wipe and RINSE wipe are free from alcohol, parabens, synthetic fragrances, formaldehyde, phthalates, harsh preservatives.
Are Bubbez wipes ok for sensitive skin?
Yes. Both wipes are fragrance-free, alcohol-free, paraben-free and hypoallergenic, and dermatologist tested by a third party independent lab. Bubbez WASH and RINSE are formulated with carefully chosen ingredients for use on the face and hands, including sensitive skin. Third party tested for skin irritation. Every subject had sensitive skin. Zero reactions. The wipe fabric has been independently tested and cleared of a comprehensive list of harmful substances.
Can you use Bubbez on your face every day?
Yes. Both the WASH wipe and the RINSE wipe are made for facial use, and both are fragrance-free, alcohol-free, paraben-free and hypoallergenic. Made for your face and hands, and gentle enough for your kids' skin. As with any new product, test on a small area first if your skin is particularly reactive, and the same goes for a very young child.
The Fabric
What is the Bubbez wipe fabric made from?
The Bubbez wipe fabric is made from 100% viscose plant-based fiber. The fabric is textured, which improves cleaning contact with skin compared to smooth wipes, and substantial enough to feel premium and soft on the face.
Are Bubbez wipes flushable?
No. Always dispose of Bubbez wipes in the trash. The Do Not Flush symbol is printed on every twin sachet. Wipes of any kind can cause plumbing and sewage issues when flushed and should never be treated as flushable.
Are Bubbez wipes cruelty-free?
Yes. Bubbez wipes have never been tested on animals.
When and How to Use Bubbez
When should you use Bubbez wipes?
Bubbez is built for any moment where a sink is not available but a real clean is. Straight after the gym or a workout. On a long flight, a layover or a road trip, when a restroom is inaccessible or you would rather not touch it. At a desk between meetings. After a hot afternoon outside. Before dinner out, and after it. And all the moments that started this product: a park or playground after the kids have been in dirt, mud and sand, a restaurant table, a sports sideline, a festival, a beach, a camping trip. Anywhere the mess is more than a single wipe or a squirt of hand sanitizer was designed to handle.
How do you use Bubbez wipes?
Using Bubbez is simple. Open the twin sachet and remove the WASH wipe. Gently wipe your face and hands, allowing the plant-based formula to loosen and lift dirt and grime. Remove the RINSE wipe and wipe again to clear away any remaining residue. Dispose of both wipes in the trash. Never flush. Face and hands are left clean, soft and comfortable.
Can kids use Bubbez wipes?
Yes. The same two-step system that works on an adult face is gentle enough for a child's. It is fragrance-free, alcohol-free and hypoallergenic, and dermatologist tested by a third party independent lab. It is not a diaper wipe and is not intended to replace one for a newborn.
How many sachets should you take for a day out?
Three to five twin sachets covers most days out, including an outing with two children. For longer trips, travel days, beach days or events where mess is expected, pack more. Each box holds 25 twin sachets, which typically lasts well across multiple outings.
Key Insights
Bubbez WASH + RINSE wipes are a 2-step facial cleansing system that combines a plant-based cleansing step with a separate water-based rinse step in two individually sealed wipes joined in one twin sachet, designed for the face and for hands.
Most wet wipes are moisture wipes built to wipe, and they do that job well. What they don't have is a second step, so whatever the wipe leaves behind stays on the skin. Bubbez adds the rinse.
Hand sanitizer reduces surface pathogens on visibly clean hands but does not remove visible dirt or grime and is not formulated for regular use on the face. Bubbez and hand sanitizer serve different purposes.
The Bubbez wipe fabric is 100% viscose plant-based fiber, textured for better cleaning contact and substantial enough to feel soft on the face and on hands.
Both wipes are free from alcohol, parabens, synthetic fragrances, formaldehyde, phthalates, and harsh preservatives.
Made for faces and hands, including sensitive skin, and a confident choice anywhere a sink isn’t around.