Wellness

[Fressa]

I haven't used Dreft in years but it did work well for my son and I. Now I use Nelli's or Beekmans and they work well for our sensitive skin.

[Pink123]

this is quite interesting,

I too have sensivitive skin but I'm in the south and we have Publix here.

I use their "free and clear" detergent and have never had a problem since.

Sounds ike this Dreft might be for you as so many posted about it.  Best.

[Roni18]

I mainly use ALL free and clear.   I have also used Purex free and clear with no problems. 

[JeanLouiseFinch]

When our kids were babies and toddlers, I used Dreft for their clothes. 

[shoesnbags]

@Sooner 

We all have sensitive skin and I've used Tide Free and Gentle for years now.

[Sooner]

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@shoesnbags wrote:

@Sooner 

We all have sensitive skin and I've used Tide Free and Gentle for years now.

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@shoesnbags You are lucky.  Tide of any kind doesn't treat me kindly.

[CherryHugs]

I have sensitive skin too and use Ecos detergent

[Zoe]

I can only use two laundry detergents without issue. Dreft is one of them -- the OG tried & true. (The other is Tide Free.)

[qualitygal]

Once there was one called Dreft, unless that's what you mean, but I don't recall if it was meant for sensitive skin. They use to say, Ivory soap was for babies, maybe meaning safe for their skin. ??? Didn't have to go that route.