There are many brands of detergent available, generally called "free and clear" or something similar to that, which are designed for those who suffer from allergies.

Therefore, for some people almost any brand of detergent that is free of these ingredients will work well for them.
However, some people have additional allergies which make one detergent, even a free and clear one, work better for them than others.
Unfortunately, this can involve some trial and error to find a detergent that works for you.
There are many brands available for those wishing to have a scent and dye free detergent. Here is a list of the available products in alphabetical order, plus reviews of them provided by readers, where available.
Not all of these are available for purchase online, but when they are I've linked the image to a place you can purchase them, if you want.
You can read information about All detergent here. This hypoallergenic brand is available in both a 2x concentrated version, and also a "small and mighty" version which is 3x concentrated, along with a powder. Plus, it is also now available in laundry pacs.
I've gotten a couple of positive review of All Free and Clear detergent, saying it did well with their allergies (including my own positive review). The mighty pacs also did quite well.
I will caution, however, that ALL just recently came out with a free and clear version of the All Oxi Active. Unfortunately, I've now gotten several reviews saying that All Free & Clear Oxi Active caused an allergic reaction. Therefore, at this time I recommend the orginal version, not the new one with the Oxi stain fighters.
Arm & Hammer has both its regular detergent in a hypoallergenic laundry detergent version, and also its eco-friendly detergent version, called Arm & Hammer Essentials, in a version without perfumes and dyes. You can read more information about Arm & Hammer detergent here.
You can also read a reviews of Arm & Hammer Perfume & Dye Free Detergent here, which are mixed. For instance, one reader found it helped relieve the constant cough her son experienced because of allergies to a different detergent, while others who used it for years all of a sudden startd developing an allergy to it, perhaps from a new formulation.
In addition, Arm & Hammer has an interesting version of detergent called "sensitive skin plus" which is supposed to be for those with sensitive skin, but it still has a scent. It is called "skin-friendly fresh scent."
I'm not really sure I would classify this as an allergy-free laundry detergent, but it somewhat fits into the category so I thought I would mention it. I haven't gotten a review of this specific type of detergent yet, so if you've tried it I'd love to know what you think.
This detergent is for babies, but can also be used on everyone's clothing. It is also a natural laundry detergent.
I have received a positive review from a reader about Babyganics detergent here. However, the reader mentioned the detergent, although it says it is unscented, has a light scent. Since it says on the package "fragrance free" I would be interested in hearing if others also thought it had a scent, or not.
This detergent is three times concentrated, and is an eco-friendly laundry detergent. It comes in both the liquid version (shown on the left), and also in powder (shown on the right).
I don't currently have any reviews of the free and clear version, so I'd love it if someone would share a review with me here.
Charlie's Soap is actually a detergent, not a soap, but it is more eco-friendly than many other detergents on the market today. In addition, it does not contain a scent, making it a hypoallergenic laundry detergent. Many people use it for washing diapers and their own clothes when they don't want the added smells many detergents leave behind.
You can learn more about Charlie's Soap here. In addition, here are some positive reviews of Charlie's Soap laundry powder I've received from readers.
You can read more information about Cheer laundry detergent here. In addition, I've shared my own review of it here, and also received a couple of reader reviews of Cheer Free and Gentle laundry detergent here.
Please note that recently Cheer discontinued the powdered version of their free and gentle detergent, and now only the liquid version is still available, in either regular or HE version.
In addition to being free of perfumes and dyes, this detergent is also natural.
Unfortunately, I received a Green Works Laundry Detergent Free & Clear Review from a reader which reported that it still caused her son to break out in hives, so clearly it is not a hypoallergenic laundry detergent for everyone.
This is also an eco-friendly laundry detergent. You can read more information about Dropps laundry detergent here.
In addition, I've personally reviewed the scent + dye free version here.
You can read more information about Dynamo laundry detergent here.
This version of the detergent has gotten a bad review from a reader. You can read this Dynamo detergent review here.
This is an all natural laundry detergent. You can read more information about Ecos laundry detergent here.
I don't currently have any reviews of the free and clear version, so I'd love it if someone would share a review with me here.
You can read more information about Era laundry detergent here.
In addition, I've gotten one review of Era Free detergent here, which was positive.
Martha Stewart Clean is a laundry detergent made by, you guessed it, Martha Stewart. It is perfume free, as well as eco-friendly.
Unfortunately, Consumer Reports has stated it does not actually work well to remove stains. You can read the review and watch the video here.
This is an eco-friendly detergent, as well as hypoallergenic. You can read more information about Method laundry detergent here.
In addition, I've received a several reviews of Method free and clear detergent here. Further, I got another review saying that both the scented, and the unscented, seemed to irritate her family's skin.

This is an eco-friendly laundry detergent, along with being scent free. You can read more about Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day cleaning and laundry supplies here.
I don't currently have any reviews of the scent free version of this detergent, so I'd love it if someone would share a review with me here.
This detergent comes in a free and clear version liquid version (there is no powder), one containing Zout stain remover, and also in 3 in 1 laundry sheets, which are for the washing machine, as detergent and fabric softener, and then that you throw into the dryer as a dryer sheet too. In addition, Purex has just added new Ultra Packs, which include free and clear scent as well.
You can read more information about Purex laundry detergent here.
I've gotten mixed reviews of this detergent here on my site. You can read all the Purex Free & Clear laundry detergent reviews here, but I'll say I also tried this detergent and found it worked pretty well.
In addition, you can read my review of the free and clear version of Purex Complete with Zout here.
Finally, I haven't actually gotten any reviews specifically about the free and clear version of the 3 in 1 laundry sheets, but I've gotten enough bad reviews of them in general (see link for details) that I don't recommend you use them.
This is also a natural laundry detergent, and it is available in the free and clear scent in both liquid and powder. You can read more information about Seventh Generation laundry detergent here.
In addition, several readers have provided positive reviews of Seventh Generation Free & Clear detergent here.
Lots of stores have their own store brands of detergents, and several of these come in free and clear versions. Here are some reviews of these brands that I've collected on the site:

This is an eco-friendly laundry detergent, along with it being free of dyes and perfumes.
Several readers have sent in reviews of Sun & Earth laundry detergent, explaining how it worked for them, with their sensitive skin and allergies.
This detergent comes in both liquid and powder versions. You can read more information about Tide detergent, in general, here.
There have been mixed reviews about this hypoallergenic laundry detergent on this website from readers. You can read these Tide free and gentle detergent reviews here. Basically, one person (my family to be exact) has had no allergy problems with it while another reader did.
Until very recently Wisk did not have a hypoallergenic laundry detergent option, but they've just released one. This product is advertised as free of both perfumes and dyes. You can read information about Wisk laundry detergent here.
I don't currently have any reviews of the free and pure version of this detergent, so I'd love it if someone would share a review with me here.
I would love to hear from you about what detergents work well for you and your laundry allergies. You can share your reviews here. I will feature your reviews on this page, along with my list of available products, to allow everyone to find a hypoallergenic laundry detergent that works well for them.
If you go to all the trouble to find an allergy free laundry detergent, you should not ruin all your good efforts by then adding back scents and dyes into your laundry with fabric softeners and dryer sheets.
Fortunately, there are lots of brands available which can suit your needs. If you're interested, I've compiled a similar list of hypoallergenic fabric softener and dryer sheets you can reference! Hope you enjoy it.

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