Movulina Infant and Toddler Hand Cleanser, 8 fl oz bottle
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Infant & Toddler Hand Cleanser

Fragrance-free HOCl hand spray · alcohol-free · no rinsing · 8 fl oz

  • No sting on cracked little hands
  • No sink, no rinsing, no sticky film
  • Gentle enough for newborn hands
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Alcohol-free Fragrance-free No-sting formula Rinse-free 3 ingredients

Why parents switch from gel

It doesn't sting

No alcohol at all, so there's nothing to burn chapped knuckles or sore fingers. They stop pulling their hands away.

No sink needed

Spray, wait fifteen seconds, carry on. Nothing to rinse off, so it works in the car, the park or the queue.

Three ingredients

Hypochlorous acid, purified water and salt. No fragrance, no parabens, nothing on the label you can't pronounce.

Fifteen seconds, start to finish

1Mist both hands

Two pumps per side, 10–15 cm away.

2Count to fifteen

That's the whole dwell time.

3Air dry

No rinsing. Dries clear, no residue.

Three steps: spray the hands, wait fifteen seconds, hands dry

See it in action

Bottle beside a glass of water and a dish of salt

The whole label, in three lines

0.015%Hypochlorous acid — the same molecule your white blood cells make
99.835%Purified water — why it dries without any tack
0.15%Sodium chloride — plain salt, the electrolyte it's made from

No alcohol · no fragrance · no parabens · no dyes · no essential oils

Where it actually gets used

Four moments in a day: nursery drop-off, snack time, playground, highchair
  • Nursery pickup
  • Before snacks
  • Trolley handles
  • Playground & sandpit
  • Dropped dummies
  • Long car journeys

Questions

They put their hands in their mouth constantly. Is that a problem?

It's the main reason parents move off alcohol gel. This is alcohol-free and fragrance-free and designed to be left on the skin rather than rinsed. It isn't made to be drunk, though — keep the bottle out of reach and spray it onto hands yourself for younger children.

Is this a replacement for handwashing?

No. Soap and running water is still the right answer when you have a sink. This is for the other dozen times a day when you don't.

My child has eczema. Will it make it worse?

There's no alcohol, fragrance or detergent in it and the pH is neutral, which is why parents of eczema-prone children tend to find it easier than gel. Skin is individual though — patch test first, and check with your GP or health visitor if their eczema is being actively treated.

What age can we start using it?

It's formulated for infant and toddler skin, and the neutral pH means it's gentle enough for newborn hands. Adults use the same bottle.

How long does one bottle last?

At two to three pumps a use, several times a day, most families get well over a month from a single 8oz bottle.

Keep the mess. Lose the sticky hands.

Most parents keep one in the changing bag and one by the front door.

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