Fragrances are complex combinations of natural or synthetic substances added to many consumer products to give them a distinct scent. They can be derived from natural sources like plants and flowers or synthetic sources. Fragrances are used in cosmetics, personal care products, and household items to enhance the user's experience. However, some fragrances can cause skin rashes, allergies, and irritant reactions.
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Fragrances can cause skin rashes, allergies, and irritant reactions. Skin allergy to fragrance ingredients occurs when an individual's skin has been exposed to a certain minimum dose of a fragrance allergen. Fragrances in perfumes and cosmetic products may also cause irritant reactions.
If you have sensitive skin or are prone to allergies, it's recommended to choose fragrance-free products or test a small amount of the product on a patch of skin before using it.
Fragrances can be derived from natural sources, such as plants and flowers, or synthetic sources.
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More than 2,500 fragrance ingredients are used in perfumes and perfumed consumer goods. A list of 26 substances that have to be identified on products to inform consumers was established in 1999. The Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety identified a total of 54 individual fragrance substances and 28 natural extracts as ‘established contact allergens in humans’. California recently banned 26 chemicals from fragrances and cosmetics, including vinyl acetate, anthraquinone, and lilial, due to their potential risks to health.
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