EU-labelled fragrance allergens

EU-labelled fragrance allergens are individual scent compounds that must be labelled when above trace levels.

Best forTransparency for sensitized users

IncludesLinalool, Limonene, Citronellol

Use carefully ifKnown fragrance allergy or contact dermatitis

This group is most useful as an exclusion. If your skin is reactive, filter it out first, then compare formulas again.

Parfum tells you fragrance is present. EU-labelled fragrance allergens are the individual scent names you may also see on-pack.

Low irritancy Sensitive skin guide

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Fragrance / parfumUmbrella label; does not list components

Names to look for on labels

linaloollimonenecitronellolgeraniolhexyl cinnamalhydroxycitronellalbenzyl alcoholbenzyl salicylatebenzyl benzoatecinnamyl alcoholcinnamalcoumarineugenolisoeugenolfarnesolbutylphenyl methylpropionalalpha-isomethyl iononeamyl cinnamalamylcinnamyl alcoholanise alcoholbenzyl cinnamatecitralevernia furfuracea extractevernia prunastri extractmethyl 2-octynoatehydroxyisohexyl 3-cyclohexene carboxaldehyde

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Sensitivity & RednessWhat to avoid for reactive skin.

EU-labelled fragrance allergens

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