Banning ingredients in cosmetics. Part 2
2025-12-26
Which ingredients are most often banned or become the subject of false fears? We continue our conversation about aromatic ingredients, false bans, and the role of public opinion.
The largest group of banned ingredients is…
A lot of bans apply specifically to the perfume industry:
- essential oils;
- aromatic extracts;
- natural perfume components.
Usually the reason for the ban is an irritant effect or photosensitization.
Examples of banned aroma ingredients:
- juniper essential oil;
- fig leaf oil;
- black mustard essential oil;
- Peruvian balsam;
- verbena;
- sassafras, etc.
This is a sensitive topic for perfumers, as many components have been produced by small family businesses for centuries.
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