Is it permissible to use scented and moist sanitizing liquids and wipes during a state of Ihram, knowing that most of them are not free of a scent, such as alcohol?

A pilgrim in the state of ihram is prohibited from using perfume (ṭīb), which refers to substances people intend to use for perfuming themselves, not all scents. Therefore, if paper tissues or liquids contain a wet fragrance that adheres to the hand, they are not permissible. However, if it is merely a dry scent, like that of apples, there is no harm. If a pilgrim in ihram is compelled to use perfume for medical treatment, it is permissible, but the fidyah (expiation) becomes obligatory: feeding six poor people, or fasting for three days, or sacrificing a sheep.