Baby anti-mosquito wet tissue

Abstract

The invention discloses a baby anti-mosquito wet tissue which is of mutually-superposed three-layer structure; an upper layer and a lower layer are soft water-absorbing material layers; a middle layer is an anti-mosquito liquid layer. Anti-mosquito liquid is contained in the middle layer of the baby wet tissue disclosed by the invention; the anti-mosquito liquid comprises natural pyrethrin, chrysanthemum indicum extract, dipotassium glycyrrhizinate, plant perfume, mint borneol and a certain amount of disinfectant, and has effects of preventing insect bites and stings, clearing away heat and toxic materials, and relieving skin swelling and itches; the wet tissue upper layer and the wet tissue lower layer are soft water-absorbing materials, have small harms to skin, good in moisture retention, and can prolong anti-mosquito effect-maintaining effect of the wet tissue lower layer; moreover, the wet tissue is pressed with wave textures, so that friction surface between the wet tissue and the skin is increased, and the skin is cleaned more completely.

Description

Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to the field of baby products, in particular to a baby wet wipe. Background technique: [0002] In the hot summer, there are many mosquitoes, and the skin of a newborn baby is delicate, so it is inevitable to be bitten by mosquitoes in daily life. After the bite, the skin will appear red, swollen, painful, hot, itchy and other symptoms. Most of the products commonly used to repel mosquitoes are aerosols, mosquito coils, etc., which contain synthetic pyrethroids and PBOs, which are harmful to the human body. However, spray-type mosquito repellent products will inevitably choke the baby during use and affect breathing. In addition, the toilet water sold in the market tends to repel mosquitoes and relieve itching, and has little effect on the relief and skin recovery after mosquito bites. Invention content: [0003] The object of the present invention is to provide a baby wipe with anti-mosquito effect. [0004] In order to ac...

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Problems solved by technology

Most of the products commonly used to repel mosquitoes are aerosols, mosquito coils, etc., which contain synthetic pyrethroids and PBOs, which are harmful to the human body

However, spray-type anti-mosquito products will inevitably choke the baby during use and affect breathing.

In addition, the toilet water sold in the market tends to repel mosquitoes and relieve itching, and has little effect on the relief and skin recovery after mosquito bites.

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