I have no issues with laundry soap so i don't know there, but my son has always has moderate to severe eczema and my mother has what she calls rosasia ( I think she needs a DR) Both do very well with Cetifil soaps. They make bar and liquid, are reasonably priced, and were recommended by my sons DR as they have no color, perfume, or other strange unnecessary junk.

Since changing over my son has gone from oatmeal baths every other day and steroid cream very week, to only needing the cream on VERY rare occasions and oatmeal baths only after swimming in chlorine or if he gets into my face cream (kids).

Anyway, I am not sure what you are looking for in a soap but I am very happy with this soap, My sons skin has dramatically improved. He actually has days and weeks in fall and spring that his skin is 100% clear.

My daughter tends to have very sensitive skin issues and she is also "vegan", so she has begun to use Tom's of Maine products. You can find them in most grocery stores. I know they have toothe pastes, soaps and such, I'm not sure if they have laundry detergent or not. You can do a web search and see, I know they have a website. She is very happy with their products .

Melissa

I'm not sure if you would consider Woolite an option ... it's just something to think about. I have had trouble with laundry soaps in the past. I have been using the Arm and Hammer Baking Powder soap for my laundry ... plus, I put it through a double rinse. This seems to work for me.

Good luck to you.

peace and love ... Kyle Anne

I switched to all natural soaps and cleaners this past year and am so thankful. A lot of my symptoms have disappeared or have lessened greatly. I love the Eco's laundry detergent. It works great and you only have to use a tiny scoop. I also have found the BioKleen products for my cleaning purposes and they are also very condensced. I found a wonderful deep sea mud soap at Kroger that smells wonderful and has a great lather. They also carry several different brands of shampoo and conditioner. I love the chammomile type from Nature's Blend. I used to use whatever detergent that was on sale, and after switching, my sister brought me some clothes that she couldn't fit any more and the detergent that she used broke me out all over my legs and feet. Since switching soaps, I have less of a rash and the bumps that I do break out in heal much faster. I don't mind spending the extra money, it's worth it!!! My husband's hair was thinning rather quickly and we were getting concerned, but I'm happy to say since we switched to all natural, his hair is not all over the sink and in my tub. Congratulations on your decision, I think you will be very happy with the results.

I use seventh generation in terms of laundry soap and or any organic brands they have in my supermarket.