Fragrance-free and sensitive skin

We can't promise how anyone's skin will react, but you can check every ingredient: seven, no fragrance, no dyes, no essential oils. If you have a skin condition, ask your doctor. Label guide for sensitive skin.

We don't use that word yet. There's no official standard for it, and we'd want patch testing first. Why we don't say it yet.^†

Not yet, so we don't say it. What dermatologist tested means.

We make no medical claims. It's fragrance-free and dye-free with seven named ingredients, which makes it easy to check with your doctor.

We can't make medical claims. Share our seven-ingredient list with your dermatologist to decide.

We can't promise anything about allergies. What we can do is name every ingredient so you can check it against yours.

Unscented products can contain a masking fragrance to cover chemical smells. Fragrance-free means none at all, which is what Just 7 is. Full explainer.

Scent can linger on fabric and bedding. Fragrance-free leaves nothing behind but clean.

Clean laundry smells like nothing. Without perfume, any smell left means the dirt is still there, so you know when to rewash.

You can, but it won't be fragrance-free anymore. If you want scent, add it separately rather than mixing anything into the sheets.

No. Nothing is added to leave a scent.

Repeated washes help. Heavy fragrance can take a few cycles to fade, and an extra rinse can help.

Start with your bedding and towels, use the right dose, and add an extra rinse the first few washes to clear leftover scent.

It has no fragrance, no essential oils and no musks. Talk to your doctor about your specific sensitivity.

We can't make medical claims. It has no fragrance, which many people who react to scent look for.

We can't make medical claims. It's fragrance-free, so no perfume is added to the air or your laundry.

Many parents look for short, fragrance-free labels for baby laundry, and Just 7 is one. Check with your pediatrician if your baby has sensitive skin. Washing baby clothes.

Wash new baby clothes before first wear with the regular dose and an extra rinse. Ask your pediatrician about any skin concerns.

Not necessarily. Many parents choose one fragrance-free detergent for the whole home. Check with your pediatrician.

Yes. Use one sheet for regular loads and pretreat grass and food stains first.

It's fragrance-free with no essential oils, which makes it a simple pick for both. Keep the pouch out of reach of kids and pets.

Just 7 has no dyes at all.

Leftover detergent from overdosing can be an issue for some people. Use the right dose, don't overload, and add an extra rinse if you're unsure.

Use the dosing guide, don't overstuff the drum, and add an extra rinse for heavy loads. Extra rinse explained.

An extra rinse is an easy way to remove any leftover detergent. It's worth trying if you're sensitive.

Skip it, and please tell us which one. That's the point of a seven-name list: you can tell in ten seconds.

You can wash a single item first, like a pillowcase, and see how it goes before switching fully.

Yes. A half sheet works for a small load of underwear and delicates.

Yes. These touch your face most, which is why many people choose fragrance-free for them.

Yes. Wash them like other everyday cotton items.

We can't promise how your skin will react. You can check all seven ingredients and talk to your doctor.

No. We don't have that seal and won't imply we do.

No, we don't have that certification. Safer Choice explained.

Yes. Two of the seven ingredients soften hard water, and there's no fragrance or dye.

No. Everything is a chemical, including water. Fragrance-free means no added scent.

Usually no fragrance and no dyes, but it isn't a regulated term. Free and clear explained.

Yes for everyday wear. Follow your employer's laundering rules for anything that needs disinfection.

No. Just 7 is a detergent, not a disinfectant. We make no germ-killing claims.

We make no such claim. Hot washes are what people usually use for that; check your fabric's care label.

Yes. Washing bedding and outerwear more often helps. Pollen season laundry tips.

We can't make medical claims. It's fragrance-free with seven named ingredients for you to review.

Yes. Wash nursing bras and burp cloths like other everyday laundry.

Line-dried laundry picks up whatever is in the air but no perfume from us. Many people love that plain clean smell.

Fresh, clean bedding is part of most aftercare advice. We make no medical claims, so follow your artist's instructions.