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Living with eczema means your skin is constantly on high alert. While we often focus on diet and skincare routines, we often overlook the fabrics that touch our skin 24/7. Standard laundry detergents are often packed with harsh chemicals that leave residues on clothing, triggering painful eczema flare-ups and irritation.
To keep your skin calm and healthy, you need to know which ingredients are hiding in your laundry room. Here are the 5 "red flag" chemicals you should avoid at all costs:
That "ocean breeze" or "spring meadow" scent is often a cocktail of hundreds of undisclosed chemicals. Synthetic fragrances are among the top triggers for contact dermatitis and skin sensitivity.
Quick Tip: Look for labels that say "Fragrance-Free" rather than just "Unscented."
These are surfactants used to create foam. However, they are notorious for stripping the skin of its natural oils, leading to extreme dryness and itching. For an eczema-prone barrier, SLS is far too aggressive.
Optical brighteners don't actually clean your clothes; they are chemicals that remain on the fabric to reflect light, making whites look "whiter." These residues are common skin irritants that stay in constant contact with your body.
Preservatives like Parabens or Methylisothiazolinone (MI) are used to extend shelf life but are high-risk allergens. MI, in particular, has been linked to significant allergic skin reactions in both children and adults.
The blue or green hue of your detergent adds zero cleaning power. These dyes are purely aesthetic and serve as unnecessary irritants for sensitive skin types.
At Minoris, we believe clean laundry shouldn't come at the cost of your skin's health. Our formula is specifically designed to be tough on stains but gentle on the most sensitive skin, including newborns and those with eczema.
Hypoallergenic: Dermatologically tested and certified for sensitive skin.
Plant-Based Power: Naturally derived ingredients that rinse away completely, leaving zero residue.
Zero Irritants: 100% Free from Fragrances, Dyes, SLS, and Parabens.
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Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.