Oud

• alcohol
  Works as a preservative due to its antimicrobial properties. Also widely used in disinfectant products for its antiseptic effect. Its astringent properties help to tighten pores. Can be responsible for dryness if not rebalanced with superfatting substances in cosmetic formulas.
• parfum (fragrance)
• aqua (water)
• linalool
  May cause allergies. Perfuming agent used to perfume cosmetics. Considered toxic only if inhaled. Limited dosage.
• butylphenyl methylpropional
• limonene
  May cause allergies. Perfuming agent used to perfume cosmetics. An odorous molecule which is one of the 26 allergens regulated by Europe. The limited dosage reduces the risk of allergies.
• citronellol
  May cause allergies. Perfuming agent used to perfume cosmetics. An odorous molecule which is one of the 26 allergens regulated by Europe. The limited dosage reduces the risk of allergies.
• ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate
• butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane
  Chemical filter that absorbs UVA and UVB rays. Also used as a stabilizer in formulas. Limited to 4% in formulas by the EU, it is a pollutant for the planet, can cause skin allergies and is a suspected endocrine disruptor.
• ethylhexyl salicylate
• geraniol
  May cause allergies. Perfuming agent used to perfume cosmetics. An odorous molecule which is one of the 26 allergens regulated by Europe.
• eugenol
  May cause allergies. Produces a feeling of well-being on the skin and hair. An odorous molecule which is one of the 26 allergens regulated by Europe. The limited dosage reduces the risk of allergies.
• bht
• citral
  May cause allergies. Perfuming agent used to perfume cosmetics. An odorous molecule which is one of the 26 allergens regulated by Europe.
• ci 60730 (ext. violet 2)

*this list may change over time.
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