Earlier this year, Cottonelle launched the Cottonelle® DownThereCare™ creative campaign, featuring four TV spots highlighting characters who are talking about their individual needs to spotlight how its products address real consumer "down there" needs in addition to delivering on category norms like softness and ...

“The ads are intended to be hyperbolic to show consumers that everyone's down there is a little different, and they are not alone in any issues they are facing.” The brand created the campaign in partnership with FCB Chicago.

Additionally, our fibers are 100% biodegradable and Forest Stewardship Council certified. Cottonelle® GentlePlus® Flushable Wipes break down like toilet paper*, so you can rest assured they are sewer and septic safe, and immediately start to break down after flushing.

The suit was brought forward by Linda Bowman, a British Columbia resident who purchased Cottonelle wipes at Costco on July 17, 2020. She allegedly experienced exacerbated body pain and developed inflamed skin follicles and sores from using the wipes. According to the court decision released on Aug.

Vaginal irritation usually results from an infection, but it may stem from vaginal dryness due to low estrogen levels. Other possible causes include wearing tight underwear and the use of certain products. The symptoms of vaginal irritation include itching, burning, and unusual discharge.

Even when a biodegradable wipe eventually breaks down, it can continue to be harmful. Just because a wipe breaks down into smaller parts doesn't mean it automatically becomes kind to the planet. Many wipes break down into microplastics, which will continue to pollute the environment for many years to come.

Can flushable wipes be used on your face and other body parts? While flushable wipes are designed to wipe and clean waste after using the restroom, it is safe to use them on other body parts.

Cottonelle Flushable Wipes contain no harsh chemicals or dyes and are free of alcohol and parabens so they're safe for vaginal care (and all sensitive body parts), too.

Cottonelle is an American brand of toilet paper produced by Kimberly-Clark.

These are biodegradable, meaning that after cleaning dirt, they can breakdown into the dirt, making them less harmful to the environment and less likely to end up in the sea.

Wet wipes are an environmental hazard that can have far-reaching consequences. Not only do they contain plastic and other non-biodegradable materials, but when these plastics break down into microplastics, they can enter the food chain and disrupt entire ecosystems.

The extra soft cleaning ripples are safe for sensitive skin and clean gently while removing moisture. Cottonelle is septic-safe and clog-free.