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Worth a closer lookFragrance / ParfumAdded for scent. Can trigger reactions in fragrance-sensitive skin.Worth a closer lookLimoneneA fragrance ingredient. When oxidised, it can cause contact allergy.

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A useful roleSqualaneAn emollient that helps skin feel soft and keeps moisture in.A useful roleVitamin ETocopherol: an antioxidant that helps protect oils in a formula.

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Fragrance and oxidised limonene can be relevant to contact allergy. Squalane acts as an emollient, and tocopherol acts as an antioxidant. Individual sensitivities, concentration, and the complete formula matter.

Read the research: SCCS on fragrance allergens, CIR on squalane, and CIR on tocopherols.