article_snippet: Huggies pure wipes may contain the chemical Methylparaben, which according to some researchers may cause skin toxicity .
article_snippet: A number of scientific papers have linked chemicals in wet wipes with serious outbreaks of skin allergy problems, most notably dermatitis and eczema.
article_snippet: And once anyone becomes sensitised to MI, by skin contact with wet wipes, they can suffer allergic reactions
article_snippet: Researchers have linked chemicals in wet wipes with serious outbreaks of skin allergy problems, most notably dermatitis and eczema (a little girl's eczema on a little girl legs)
article_snippet: Meanwhile, a host of other chemicals found in popular brands of wet wipes, such as polyhexamethylene biguanide, are also suspected as the cause of serious allergies.
article_snippet: In addition, there is growing research that links over-use of antibacterial wet wipes with allergic conditions such as asthma.
highlights_snippet: A spokesman for Huggies has said that Methylparaben has not been used in the company’s baby wipes since April 2014.
  