Mixa Bébé Eau Nettoyante Hydratante

This is a classic micellar water with poloxamer and cocoamphodiacetate but has zero chlorhexidine, so it misses the antiseptic function that's the whole point of the original.

Both are water-based cleansers with glycerin, but this one lacks the chlorhexidine digluconate antiseptic that defines the original and instead relies on a sarcosinate surfactant.

A glucoside-based foaming cleanser with aloe and plant extracts, sharing only glycerin with the original and no chlorhexidine antiseptic.

This wipe formula is built around orange fruit water and sucrose laurate with no antiseptic component, so it doesn't replicate the chlorhexidine-based cleansing action of Mixa Bébé.

A sulfate/betaine-based gel cleanser with fragrance allergens and no chlorhexidine, making it chemically quite distant from the antiseptic-focused original.