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If you want MADE SAFE certified makeup remover wipes, the pool is small. We found one product with a MADE SAFE® listing that we could match to a current Amazon pack: Natracare Cleansing Makeup Remover Wipes, 20 count. This page covers that product and nothing else, and the basis is MADE SAFE® only. It is not an EWG rating.

We read the certifier’s Natracare page on October 23, 2026 and checked the Amazon listing the same day. For a plain-language explainer of the mark, see what MADE SAFE certified means.

What the MADE SAFE® Listing Covers (and What It Does Not)

The Natracare collection in the MADE SAFE® directory states: “The products below from Natracare have been MADE SAFE® (Made With Safe Ingredients™) Certified.” The Cleansing Makeup Remover Wipes are on that list.

MADE SAFE® is an independent nonprofit program that screens a product’s ingredients against its own lists. It does not test how well a wipe removes makeup, and it is not a guarantee about any person’s skin or health. NonToxicFinder makes no health or safety claims about this product. The directory’s product page for these wipes was not readable when we checked, so we cannot quote its pack-size wording. Check the box against the directory before you rely on the mark.

The Product: Natracare Cleansing Makeup Remover Wipes, 20 Count

The Amazon listing we matched is ASIN B00MBIMJMG, a 20-wipe pack from Natracare. Amazon’s own title carries extra marketing words that we do not repeat, because they are not part of the certifier’s listing. On October 23, 2026 it was in stock at $13.99, about 70 cents a wipe. Price and stock change, so check the listing.

Natracare Cleansing Makeup Remover Wipes, 20 count, on Amazon →

How This Differs From Our EWG-Basis Remover Guide

Our non-toxic makeup remover guide uses a different basis, so its picks are not interchangeable with this one. MADE SAFE® and EWG run separate programs with separate standards. We do not cite an EWG rating for the Natracare wipes, and we do not combine the two marks into one claim.

Wipes Versus Other Ways to Remove Makeup

  • Wipes are quick and travel well, but each one is single use and adds to the trash.
  • A wipe is a convenience choice. Balms, oils and washable cloths take more steps and work differently.
  • Check the pack for directions and follow them. We do not offer advice about any skin condition.
  • If you also buy wipes for a baby, that is a different product. See our MADE SAFE certified baby wipes page.

Related Reading

Natracare has other products in the same directory. Our page on MADE SAFE certified Natracare nursing pads follows the same format.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an EWG rating?
No. The basis here is MADE SAFE® only, and we are not affiliated with EWG or MADE SAFE®.

What does MADE SAFE® certified mean?
The directory says the Natracare products listed have been certified under its Made With Safe Ingredients program. It is an ingredient screening, not a performance, health or safety guarantee.

Does the listing cover every pack size?
We could not read the product-level page, so we do not know. We link only the 20-count pack.

How is this different from the best non-toxic makeup remover guide?
That guide uses a different certification basis. This page relies on MADE SAFE® alone.

Certification information comes from MADE SAFE’s public directory as read on October 23, 2026. Price and availability are from Amazon on the same date and can change.

Affiliate Disclosure: This article contains affiliate links. NonToxicFinder (Solved Labs LLC) may earn commissions on qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with the Environmental Working Group or MADE SAFE®.