OP, not sure if this is at all helpful, but pretty much the only thing I can use on my face and body as a cleanser that doesn't trigger my eczema is Dr. Bronners soap.

Olive oil products?

California Baby Calendula Cream used to work well for me, but now they've reformulated it to include new preservatives and irritants and a lower concentration of calendula. Now I'm using a calendula cream by Martin and Pleasance, and it is great.

Coconut oil is soothing, but it doesn't have a very lasting effect on my dry skin.

mychelle brand skin products, they have an unscented line

also try california baby super sensitive line

Vanicream and aquaphor. Long time eczema. Maybe also use humidifier. Coconut oil in bath helpful. Good luck.

OP here: thank you ladies, good to know I am not alone. Here are some brands that worked for me but then stopped- maybe they'll work for you. La Roche Posay tolerane like - creamy cleanser and moisturizers. I once bought their sunscreen in Greece and it did not cause irritation. US version does not work. Another brand is Avene ( not avenO). Their products did wonders to me for 2 years, but no more.
As to eye make up, I read aBout nickel derivatives (I am butchering the explanation, sorry) that are in most mascaras. I had the ingridients written down, but lost it. I found one eyeliner in sephora that did not have that chemical and did not make my eyes puffy. I'll look up the name tomorrow.

Cerave is good stuff - the cleanser and the moisturizer. I also have good luck with the Olay sensitive sunscreen - the physical sunblock is soothing. I bought a bottle of really expensive moisturizer on the recommendation of a Sephora lady once - it was really great, so you might try to ask there.

The preservative methylsalizone (sp?) and a similar sounding one are big allergens. They are in most shampoos and conditioners. Neutrogena is the only brand I have found easily without it. Believe it or not the preservative is in eucerin lotion as well - avoid!

15:26 - do you use coconut oil as facial moisturizer? It works and feels ok? I love that idea - imagine how great it'd be to smell like vacation all the time!

I have super sensitive skin. I use coconut oil for everything - and it helps a lot.

PP 9:00 here. I noticed this summer when I went to the beach that the salt water helped my skin a lot. So I try to take a lukewarm bath with a TON of epsom salt in it. It seems to calm down the eczema quite a bit for a few days.

I'm in the same boat. I don't wash my face, just use water, because any cleanser makes me so so so itchy. The only makeup I wear is a little tinted Nivea-brand chapstick. Everything else makes my face feel like it's got a mask of itch on.

Been using Kiehls eye cream, which hasn't been irritating me. I don't use facial moisturizer at all, but usually after I finish using some CVS-brand vitamin E cream on my legs, etc, I'll pat my face with my hands. Seems to give me a little moisture without too too much reaction. A pharmacist in India once gave me an incredibly inexpensive tube of a vitamin E cream for my face. It was the most comfortable lotion I'd ever used. I wish like anything I'd written down the name...and bought 100 more tubes...

I went to a dermatologist in DC who said that I could use cortisone lotion on my face. I'd been told before not to do that. Have done it a little; hasn't seemed to help. She also gave me some other special lotion that's for extra-sensitive skin and it made me go crazy with itchiness after a few seconds. So, yeah.

I've been to Nusta spa for facials with Rebecca. She's done magical things to my skin. I walk away from sessions with her feeling a gazillion times more comfortable. Highly recommended. (She's given me samples to use afterwards. Invariably, they end up making me itchy.)

Looking forward to hearing other people's favorite brands, doctors, etc.

Like you, I have crazy reactive skin and my contact allergy test came back negative. Are you on any antihistamines? I use Nasonex daily year round and it seems to keep things under control. When it gets really bad I add Allegra during the day and Benedryl at night.

I use CeraVe cleanser on my face once/day. I can usually wear Smashbox tinted moisturizer without too much problem. I've given up on eye makeup.

OP here. Thank you. For hair I might not be the best resource - Pantene works great for me. Sometimes I splurge on Bumble and Bumble - have not had a reaction yet.

I don't have recs, but I do have crazy reactive skin. I'd actually love a rec for shampoo/conditioner. I'm having a difficult time these days finding anything that doesn't make my skin freak out.

Have you tried Alba's unpetroleum jelly? I prefer that since it's plant-based, not filled with crude oil derivatives.

If seems I can't use anything besides petroleum jelly lately. Anything else causes eczema. I can't even put any make up on... , can't use any sunscreen. It's so annoying. I know I am allergic to aloe, but can't figure the rest out, the funny thing - the contact allergy test at the dermatologist came back negative. If you suffer from this like me, please share your resources: names of doctors, make up, lotions, sunscreens. Thank you!