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11 Best Cleansing Wipes of 2024 to Keep your Skin Soft, Healthy, and Clean

11 Best Cleansing Wipes of 2024 to Keep your Skin Soft, Healthy, and Clean

Posted by Declan Davey on Thu Dec 21 2023

Cleansing wipes can soothe irritated skin and help maintain personal hygiene with ease. But not all wipes are created equal, there are both scented and unscented wipes available. Some wipes are flushable, while others are not. And you can find options with lotion or softening ingredients, like aloe. But where can you find the best cleansing wipes for your needs? Here at Carewell, we carry reliable brands for adult wipes including Attends, TENA, and ProCare. Take a look at the different features here and shop from our curated list of the 11 best cleansing wipes. Read More


Applying lotion.

How To Deal with Dry Skin in Winter, 8 Pro Tips for Caregivers

Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Jan 04 2024

The change of seasons can be expected four times a year, but it always presents unique caregiving challenges. Case in point: dry winter skin. The cooler temperatures and dry air common from December to March can irritate anyone’s skin, but older adults are especially vulnerable. Read More


Couple drinking coffee on snowy porch.

Carewell's Best Lotions and Moisturizers for Dry Winter Skin, Rashes, and Chapped Lips

Posted by Chad Birt on Thu Jan 04 2024

Dry skin can be a problem any time of year, but it tends to get worse in the winter (more on that below). Since dry skin is one of the most common problems that family caregivers face, we’ve compiled a list of our 8 best products to help soothe and protect dry, itchy skin. Read More


Men. Brushing teeth.

Oral Care Items to Keep Your Loved One’s Teeth and Gums Healthy

Posted by Chad Birt on Wed May 17 2023

One of the most important things you can do as a family caregiver is to ensure your loved ones practice good oral hygiene. Regularly brushing and flossing your loved one’s teeth and visiting the dentist for oral exams and teeth cleanings can reduce the risk of problems like cavities, gum disease, and dysphagia (difficulty swallowing). Read More