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Complete Your Eczema-Friendly Laundry Routine
Using a gentle detergent is only one part of creating an eczema-friendly home. Consider switching other products that regularly come into contact with sensitive skin to help reduce potential irritants.
Continue building your routine with:
Eczema Clothing
Eczema Bedding
Eczema Soap & Bath Products
Natural Eczema Creams

Why Shop With The Eczema Company?
The Eczema Company was founded by a mom who struggled to find products that truly helped her son's severe eczema.
Choosing a laundry detergent is about more than getting clothes clean. Detergent residue, added fragrance, and harsh chemicals can remain on fabrics and continue to irritate sensitive skin long after washing.
Whether you're shopping for yourself, your baby, or your entire family, our team tests and researches products with sensitive skin in mind.
FAQs about Laundry Products for Eczema
The suitable laundry detergent for eczema is free from harmful ingredients like sulfates, artificial fragrances, and harmful chemicals that can cause irritation. Look for plant-based formulas that are hypoallergenic and specifically designed to rinse clean without leaving residue on fabrics.
Fragrance is one of the most common causes of skin irritation. Many people with eczema find that fragrance free detergents are gentler on sensitive skin and reduce unnecessary exposure to potential irritants.
Other free and clear laundry detergents remove fragrances and still contain sulfates and other chemicals that can trigger reactions. Our detergents go beyond free gentle formulations by using organic ingredients and excluding all potential irritants that affect irritated skin.
Many parents choose hypoallergenic laundry detergents for babies and
children with eczema because they are formulated without many common irritants.
Always follow the product directions and wash new clothing before first use.
Yes. Sheets, pillowcases, pajamas, towels, and clothing spend hours in
direct contact with your skin. Washing all frequently used fabrics with a
gentle detergent can help reduce ongoing exposure to potential irritants.
Most modern eczema-friendly detergents rinse clean. If your skin is extremely sensitive or you notice detergent residue, an additional rinse cycle may help remove any remaining detergent from fabrics.










