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Our Promise
We're passionate about making the BEST clean-ingredient skincare products that really work! Every product we make is not only gentle and safe for sensitive skin, but impressively effective at getting the job done.
No Gluten
No Dairy
No SLS/SLES
No Synthetic Fragrances
No Parabens
No Steroids
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Tubby Todd Micellar Water safe for newborns?
Yes. Tubby Todd Micellar Water is formulated to be gentle for delicate skin: it uses micelles to lift away dirt without harsh rubbing, is dermatologist tested, and is labeled non-irritating and hypoallergenic. Those three facts support using it as a gentle no-rinse cleanser for quick freshening between baths. Newborns and infants with very sensitive skin or common newborn rashes benefit most because it avoids stripping natural oils and doesn’t require water that can overdry skin. As a limitation, if your newborn has open sores, severe redness or a diagnosed skin condition, check with your pediatrician before use to ensure it’s appropriate for that specific situation.
Can I use Micellar Water for a baby with eczema or very sensitive skin?
Yes, it can be helpful for babies with eczema-prone or very sensitive skin when used as directed. Tubby Todd Micellar Water is dermatologist tested, hypoallergenic, and formulated to be non-irritating; the micelles remove surface impurities without stripping natural oils that protect the skin barrier. This makes it useful for spot-cleaning face, neck folds, and areas that need gentle care between baths. Babies and toddlers with mild eczema who need minimal, gentle cleansing benefit most. However, it is not a treatment for eczema; for flare-ups, use prescribed emollients or medicated products recommended by your pediatrician and consult them before changing routine for moderate to severe eczema.
How do I use Micellar Water on my baby?
Use it as a no-rinse spot cleanser. Apply a small amount to a reusable cloth or cotton pad and gently swipe across the area that needs freshening—face, neck, hands, or diaper-area touch-ups—then allow skin to air dry. The product’s micelles lift away dirt and impurities without rinsing, and its dermatologist-tested, non-irritating formula is intended for daily use. Parents who want a quick, water-free clean between baths or while traveling will find this most useful. For heavy messes or after applying creams, a full bath with warm water and a gentle cleanser may still be preferable.
Will Micellar Water remove milk, spit-up, or sticky messes?
Yes, it effectively helps lift milk, spit-up, and light sticky residues from skin. The micelles in the formula capture and lift away surface impurities without needing water, and the no-rinse format makes quick cleanups simple. Parents dealing with frequent feed-time messes or caregivers who need a fast freshen-up before naps or outings benefit most. For thicker, dried-on messes or clothing stains you’ll likely need a rinse or laundry care; micellar water is designed for skin touch-ups rather than heavy stain removal on fabric.
Is the Micellar Water fragrance-free and hypoallergenic?
It is hypoallergenic and labeled non-irritating and dermatologist tested, which supports suitability for sensitive skin. The hypoallergenic designation means the formula is designed to minimize ingredients that commonly cause irritation, and dermatologist testing indicates it has been evaluated for skin compatibility. This makes it a good choice for parents seeking gentler cleansers for newborns and toddlers. If you or your child have a specific fragrance sensitivity, check the full ingredient list on the product label to confirm whether any fragrance or specific preservative is included before using.
Can I use Micellar Water on both my baby’s face and body?
Yes. Tubby Todd Micellar Water is suitable for face and body spot-cleaning: it’s formulated to remove dirt and impurities from skin gently without stripping natural oils, and it’s intended for daily use on sensitive baby skin. This makes it handy for cleaning cheeks, neck folds, hands, and other small areas between baths. Parents of infants and toddlers who want one multipurpose item for quick freshening will appreciate the convenience. For full-body cleansing or when hair washing is needed, a bath product specifically designed for hair and body may be more effective.
Is Micellar Water travel-friendly for diaper bags and flights?
Yes. Because it’s a no-rinse cleanser, Micellar Water is very travel-friendly and convenient for diaper bags, car trips, and short outings where access to water is limited. The ability to cleanse skin without running water or a bath means quick touch-ups while on the go. Parents who prioritize lightweight, space-saving items for travel or daycare drop-offs will benefit most. If you plan to carry it in hand luggage, check your bottle size and current airline liquid rules to ensure it complies with carry-on limits.
How does Micellar Water compare to disposable baby wipes?
Micellar Water offers a different approach: it uses micelles to lift impurities off skin without rinsing, while disposable wipes physically remove mess with a premoistened fabric. Micellar Water pairs well with a reusable cloth to reduce waste and avoid some preservatives or fibers found in certain wipes, and it’s formulated to be non-irritating and hypoallergenic for sensitive skin. Parents who prefer a gentler, potentially lower-waste option for quick skin freshening may prefer Micellar Water plus a cloth. For heavy or sticky messes, disposable wipes or a full bath may still be more efficient at cleanup.
Can I use Micellar Water on my baby’s scalp or cradle cap?
Yes, it can be used for gentle scalp touch-ups and to help remove surface oils and flakes, since the product is suitable for hair and body use. Its micelle-based formula cleans without stripping natural oils and is labeled non-irritating, making it appropriate for occasional scalp cleaning. Babies with mild cradle cap who need gentle maintenance between baths may benefit most. For persistent, thick, or inflamed cradle cap, consult your pediatrician for targeted treatments, because micellar water is not a medicated remedy and may not resolve more severe cases.
Is Micellar Water safe if my baby licks the cloth or puts it in their mouth?
No, it is not intended for ingestion. Tubby Todd Micellar Water is formulated to be gentle and non-irritating on skin when used as directed, but it is not a food product. Avoid allowing babies to lick the cloth or place treated fabric directly in their mouths; instead, use the product on skin and let it air dry. If accidental ingestion or unexpected irritation occurs, stop use and contact your pediatrician or local poison control for guidance. Parents of very oral infants will benefit from keeping treated cloths out of reach until fully dry.
The testimonies shared here are the personal experiences and opinions of the consumers writing them. Our products are not intended to treat or cure a medical condition. They help prevent conditions resulting from extremely dry skin.