Usually, people who still clean clothes, household items, and the environment in a traditional way feel that this method can provide cleaner results. However, this habit can increase skin exposure to detergents and laundry soaps, which can trigger contact dermatitis.

In the same post, Amanda revealed that contact dermatitis caused by exposure to detergents and laundry soaps is the most common skin disease experienced by her patients. This condition is most frequently experienced by women because detergents, cosmetics, and metal jewelry are the most common triggers of contact dermatitis.

"You can also try using detergent and dish soap that contain bromelain. "Bromelain is an enzyme derived from pineapple fermentation that can remove stains and has been proven effective as an active cleaning agent, both in detergents, dish soaps, bottle soaps, fabric softeners, and others," said Dr. Amanda."