Libra Get Fresh Wipes

I feel like these were a little useless for me as I use tampons so don't get that messy feeling but if I used pads these would probably be a lifesaver. Compared to baby wipes they are pretty exspensive as well. Not really worth it to be honest

They charge you 10x the price for 10 individually wrapped baby wipes. I have a packet of 20 baby wipes that cost me less than half the price in a resealable packet in my handbag.

I was very optimistic trying these! I didn't like that they were cold (winter time). I did feel nice, clean and refresh. But I will not bother again. I then got told by a gynecologist that these can upset your natural PH balance in your skin down there. Are known to cause a few infections in people who use them all the time. So I am not sold on this one ladies xx

The individual wipes are discretely packaged which would make it easy to carry around, even in the back pocket of jeans. The actual wipe was bigger than I thought it would be and thicker than your normal wet wipe with just the right amount of wetness. But I couldn't get over the smell, it has a slight smell like rotten fruit, which was a shame, because I did use it and it did what it said it would, leaves you feeling fresh and clean. I would purchase it if it didn't smell the way it did.

Ok, but not worth the money for only 10. Baby wipes do exactly the same thing and are way way cheaper. These types of products, including tampons, pads, wipes, toilet paper should all be so much cheaper. They know we bleed, do they want more blood through money? Not fair hygiene products cost so much.

I somehow ended up with a sample of these, and was intrigued. As far as I am aware they are pretty unique in the market. I wouldn't have bought these myself as if I wanted to freshen up I would just have a shower, but I can see how they would be handy for camping trips away or as an emergency stash in the handbag.

They are individually wrapped and are alcohol free (important!) and have a light pleasant scent. Personally given the area these are designed for I would prefer unscented wipes to minimise any chance of irritation.

I think these are expensive for what they are, basically baby wipes. Plus they are really not good for the environment, 'flushable' wipes still take ages to be broken down. I wouldn't buy them unless it was for a specific trip, and will stick to showers when I need to freshen up.

These were ok when i tried them, they were quite expensive but they felt refreshing and they smelt nice. I like other brands better but i'm glad these are alcohol free and they are good for down there. Not much else to say really, okay product. :)

I'd rather stick with the other wipes available - either sanitary or baby wipes, as these were not very sturdy. Didn't feel like great value, and the packaging was more excessive than needed.

I saw these at a sale. I had been looking for something compact that I can fit in my bag. Libras easy to find at most stores. I got a small box of these. Inside there's ten individual wipes. I like that each wipe is individual.

The wipe itself is sealed in a light blue sachet packet. The wipe is made of soft cotton material . Feels moist and wet to touch. The scent of it was unusual . I wasn't fond of it but it is tolerable.

I tried my first wipe and it cleaned me well. I didn't have any skin irritations with it. This scent it lingered on my overnight. I think these could be made cheaper . You can easily get baby wipes for under five dollars.

What I did like is that it was small enough to fit one in my pocket or bag . I would like options for scent like maybe scent free or green tea or vanilla scents would be nice. I probably would buy it again .

They do work , and are great on the run . Perfect for when you've been exercising and cant have a proper shower .