US 9,585,796  B2  24  23  ami_ne~,  poly’.1111i_nes, amine oxides, amides, polyethyl› ene1mmes, amomc exchange resins, polyacrylic acid poly› mers, organic acids, rosins, rosin esters, pentaerythritol rosin  esters, polymerized rosins, dyes, pigments, an HLB modi› fier, a surfactant, an anti-oxidant, viscosity modifiers, hard- erring agents, and combinations thereof.  3.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the wetness  indicator composition comprises straight chain alkyl moi› eties having a chain length from about C12 to about C300.  4.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the colorant  is a pH indicator.  5.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the colorant  is selected from the group consisting of bromocresol green,  bromocresol purple, bromophenol blue, m-cresol purple,  cresol red, chlorophenol red, bromothymol blue, bromopy- rogallol red, bromoxylenol blue, acridine, acridine orange,  oil soluble dyes, pigments, and combinations thereof.  6.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the backsheet  comprises polypropylene, polyethylene, or combinations  thereof.  7.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the backsheet  has a water vapor transmission rate greater than about 100  g/m2/24 hrs.  8.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the backsheet  has a basis weight greater than about 5 g/m2.  9.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the wetness  indicator composition is affixed to the backsheet.  10.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the wetness  indicator composition is affixed to the nonwoven layer of the  absorbent core.  11.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the wetness  indicator is affixed to the backsheet in one or more patterns  20.  The absorbent article of claim  19,  wherein the matrix  comprises a mixture of a first binding agent and a second  binding agent, wherein the first binding agent immobilizes  the colorant when it is in its initial color state and the second  binding agent immobilizes said colorant when it is in its final  color state.  *  *  *  *  *  19.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the colorant  has an initial color state, the initial color state being asso› ciated with a first state of the wetness indicator composition  and a final color state, the final color state being associated  with a second state of the wetness indicator composition.  18.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the dusting  layer comprises fibers having a non-round cross-section.  17.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the dusting  layer has a fiber diameter greater than about 10 nanometers.  16.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the dusting  layer has a hydrohead greater than about 1 mm of water.  15.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the dusting  layer has a basis weight greater than about 3 g/m 2 .  14.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the dusting  layer has a mean flow pore size greater than about 1 micron.  13.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the nonwo› ven layer is surfactant free.  12.  The absorbent article of claim  1,  wherein the nonwo› ven layer is a dusting layer.  selected from the group consisting of stripes, dots, geometric  shapes, irregular shapes, alphanumeric characters, anthro› pomorphic images, pictorial representation of animals, pic- torial representation of inanimate objects, cartoon charac› ters, logos, trademarks and combinations thereof. 