Annex III of the EU Cosmetics Regulation names 81 fragrance allergen entries. Enter your composition and see which ones the ingredient list has to name: above 0.001 % in a leave-on product, above 0.01 % in a rinse-off product.
Formula sheet
One per line: INCI name or CAS number, then the concentration (% or ppm). Your fragrance supplier's allergen declaration lists them.
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Name in the ingredient list
Vanillin, Linalool, Citral
Threshold for this product: above 0.001 %
Each allergen against the threshold
Vanillinnew in 2023
121-33-5
0.004 %
Name it
Linalool
0.0024 %
Name it
Citral
Geranial + Neral · counted together as Citral
This entry also caps the concentration in some product types. Not checked here.
0.0011 %
Name it
Limonene
0.0009 %
Below
Benzyl benzoate
0.0004 %
Below
Not found on the list
Hedione
Trade names are not matched (Iso E Super, Hedione): use the INCI name or CAS number.
Regulation (EU) 2023/1545 brought 57 more entries under this labelling rule. Products placed on the EU market from August 1, 2026, must name them; products already on the market may be made available until July 31, 2028.
US: MoCRA requires FDA to set fragrance allergen labelling by rule. No proposed rule had been published in the Federal Register as of October 24, 2026.
Source: Annex III to Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009, consolidated text of May 18, 2026: the 81 entries with the 0.001 % / 0.01 % labelling condition.
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