Is Fragrance Free Skincare Better?
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Just had to come in to say that as a cosmetic chemist I disagree that raw skincare smells terrible. It entirely depends on the ingredients, it can smell awful, can smell really lovely, or can basically smell like nothing at all.
I totally agree. I use only fragrance-essential oil-citrus peel-FREE products and these donât smell like anything, including some prescription formulas. Raw skincare doesnât have to smell bad imo.
The ordinary salicylic acid smell so bad.. so yeah ...i couldn't agree more to that..
I think thatâs what she meant!
Agree my sis didnât believe clinique is fragrance free they smell just fine
If a product smell like poo, there is no way I would put that on my face
i love fragrances, as long as they are not too strong.
I like fragrances that are not too strong, but my sensitive skin can't take it. I accidentally bought a Korean sunscreen with fragrance. I loved that I could barely feel it on my skin and it smelled amazing, but the more I used it, the more red and irritated my skin got. So no fragrance for me.
I need fragrance free due to my allergies, but I also have to avoid plant extracts. Doctor's orders on that one, they don't want me to become sensitive to anything else.
I use some things with fragrance and some without. Fragrance is enjoyable and I think its important to enjoy the proccess of taking care of yourself.
I like fragrances, but as I've gotten older I've become more sensitive. Also, I think my tretanoin usage has made me a bit more reactive to many things. With the new fresh skin and allđđđđŠđđŠđđŠ
Me too my skin was strong and love fragrances never had problem with them , but when i started tretenoin my skin start burn and tingle to my fragrances products
Fragrance always irritates my skin, Iâm so glad thereâs a plethora of fragrance free products!
I don't use fragrances because I don't wanna take the risk of irritation and possible hyperpigmentation but I don't think bad of anyone who does.
I'm allergic to so many fragrances and all citrus so fragrance and essential oil free skin care is the only kind i trust any more. And my face is far more sensitive than my body so patch testing isn't always helpful. Nothing is more frustrating than buying an expensive product, having done a patch test that comes out fine, and then having an allergic reaction on your whole face. Very discouraging.
I never gave much thought about fragrance before I started watching Hyram, Dr.Dray and your videos. Now I try to avoid them.
Love fragrances, no issue with my skin. Love them in cleansing balms in particular, adds to the experience
I'm in between.
Sometimes in stressful day, I'd loooveee to use cleanser, or masks that smells nice to cleanses away the stress
I can just never know tbh. My skin is a freakin mystery and here in Sweden you can't "just" book a time at a derms office. You have to be redirected through a first line physician first and THAT is hard of you only want help with "what skincare to use". And seeing a derm in a private clinic costs an arm and a leg and there is no insurance that covers this type of visit.
Through trial and error I have found that witch hazel is death to my skin (rashes, damaged skin barrier). Most products with tea tree causes it to break out and the specific brands like Dr Ceuracles and Dear Klairs just isn't for my skin no matter what products I've tried! There is ALWAYS something that goes wrong. Protein buildup in the pores, rashes, acne flairs, stinging/burning, damaged skin barrier etc.
I generally seem to have troubles with niacinamide, peptides and hyaluronic acid and it has taken MANY tries to find products that works if they contain these.
Fragrances is therefor a HUGE gamble for me since I have no idea what my temperamental skin is gonna say. I stear clear in most cases so I don't waste money any more than I have to.
I did always enjoy fragrance in cosmetics untill I developed heavy allergies. Since I struggle with eczema on my face, I rather use cosmetics that smell odd ( and yes some really donÂŽt smell enjoyable at all...) than have a bad flare up. I still miss it tho ;/
The fragrance that can knock me down faster is raw vitamin c. The hot dog water smell can bring me to my knees in a heartbeat. Yuck!
I love fragrances too as someone with mild sensitive skin. I first used skincare because of the fragrance I fell in love with in the products (The Face Shopâs Therapy Line). I developed an irritation to strong fragrance products but mild fragrance in products are always a plus for me, especially as someone with sensitive skin.
I have sensitive skin and I react to some fragrances, especially essential oils⊠I have products with a little scent that do not bother me, and I also use fragrance free products like the Skinfix triple lipid-peptide barrier cream, but it does smell oddâŠ. I wake up with great looking skin though!
Depends. I like fragrances as long they're not in strong concentrations and they're not in treatments like serums.
i hate fragrances but in my country we mostly have access to European skincare and they ALWAYS use fragrance (ïœĄ>ă
i have been using fragrance free cleansers and moisturizer for years now so recently i became curious to try a new cleanser and moisturizer that both contain fragrance. for about a week i loved how they made my skin look & feel but about 4 days ago when i got home from work i started noticing all this irritation & rough texture all over my face where i applied the new products. i take pretty good care of my skin so i did not know it was this sensitive. i immediately switched back to my fragrance free, sensitive skin products. my eyelids and nose were the most irritated and textured areas. the irritation and rough patches are starting to soften up now but it was a little stressful to experience.
I can do fragrances in skincare⊠if itâs a wash-off or if itâs something that I only use a couple of times a week. Daily fragranced skincare can (and eventually will) cause irritation, breakouts and rosacea flare-ups. Iâve gotten used to the smell of most unscented products. In fact, I hardly ever think about or notice the smell. I suspect many people are so used to scent in products, that when itâs unscented, they miss that⊠It may take some âweeningâ to get over that.
I actually love essential oils and some fragrances, but I can not use them in skincare at all due to eczema. I feel like this is so unfair đ đą So I don't use them, unless in scented candles and such.
YES. To boil it down...fragrance bad! ALWAYS! Ask your dermatologist and see what they say!
A lot of common skin problems are caused by using products with fragrance and other irritants and by using hot water on your face, body, and skin!
I don't really mind fragrances, but i'm now past the age where i once obsessed over artficial fruit or flower-smelling skincare, like those at victoria's secret / bath & body lotion-level kind of fragrance. I now prefer mild smelling stuff, if not uncented.
"Artificial fragrances arenât just a problem for certain groups. More than a third of Americans surveyed reported experiencing health problems when exposed to them, according to a study by Anne Steinemann of the University of Melbourne. âAll fragranced products that I tested .â.â. emitted chemicals classified as hazardous air pollutants,â Steinemann said in an email. âYou may not realize youâre being affected until itâs too late.â
The Canadian Center for Occupational Health and Safety lists the following possible symptoms of exposure to fragrances: âheadaches, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, weakness, insomnia, numbness, upper respiratory symptoms, shortness of breath, skin irritation, malaise, confusion and difficulty with concentration.â
My skin can get a little irritated from fragrance.. Not always but sometimes. But there are some products with fragrance that I love. So I feel like it's a trial and error kinda thing.
On my face I find them distracting. On my body though, I enjoy it. The Pacifica lavender moon body lotion is an example
I have very sensitive skin and a very sensitive nose with a lot of allergies, so I do not use any products with fragrance, and I also cannot wear perfume and canât stand being around perfume or cologne. I just feel that fragrances are generally unnecessary in skin care đ€·đŒââïž
Fragrances are more likely to give me a headache than irritate my skin. Generally, fragrances are a no for me because I don't want to chance the headache.
I love fragrances. Some skincare without fragrances smells like some medication. I don't like that.
I agree and if I ever develop a fragrance allergy Iâm gonna be very upset đ
IFRA is the worldwide fragrance association
I have to use fragrance free & have noticed a lot of them smell like someone sneezed into the container which grosses me tf out lol. Like a weird cinnamon/ ginger/ sweaty feet combo.
It depends. I am not against them, but some scents are just not for me. If I hate scent, I am not going to buy it again. Usually I like mild scents.
I love fragrance in physical sunscreen
I hate fragrances. I hate brands that donât offer a single fragrence free product. He couple times Iâve used those Iâve broken out
Idont like fragrance in skin care but that not mean I'm not use fragrance skin care some time
My skin looooves sulfur products (I have acne and also some chronic fungal problems and it helps both)âŠbut damn if Iâm not always dealing with that lovely rotten egg smell lol
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My face flesh does not like fragrance that much
I canât do it, Iâm not sure how much of an effect they have on my sensitive skin, but I say better safe than sorry, as for my nose anytime I use anything fragranced in the shower I end up sneezing and getting a runny nose!
I adore fregrances. They improve my mood drastically and decide what products I use.
Me too! đŻ %!
I have sensitive skin but use fragrance because that doesn't seem to make a difference
My skin hates fragrances. They burn. My nose is okay with some of the not so great smelling products. Itâs better than getting an inhalant allergic reaction. Weâve had to leave public places because of perfumes. My husband refers to me as âthe canary in the coal mine.â Itâs also a haircare problem. Itâs very difficult to find unscented hair products.
Pacifica sea foam clenaser...but she does jave this listed as products mentioned. Ahe has rhe black girl little mermcaid sunscreen...what aboutbthisnoacifica sea foam cleanser she has in her hand?
I need to find some shampoo/conditioner/deodorant that is actually "fragrance/parfum" free but contains plant oils that naturally just smell good. So far I have found Dr. Bronners pure-castle bar soap and that works great but I was not enjoying looking for a deodorant or conditioner.
I have eczema and very sensitive skin so fragrance irritates my skin, especially my face and scalp.
Iâm so allergic to Coconut and itâs derivatives, which are in EVERYTHING but itâs also sometimees used in fragrance/to carry fragrance but not always listed so I have to avoid anything with a vague âfragranceâ listed.
Sometimes you can ask a manufacturer but they often donât know/arenât willing to find out and so just answer with a âall ingredients are naturalâ which isnât helpful!
I do soft fragrances I use EOS BODY CREAM IS THAT OK I also use Aveeno sometimes ate thise good for face?
I love how some fragrances in some products, specifically essential oils, help the next skin care step to absorb quickly. Like Dear Klair's supple toner. Lovee it and I'm already on my 3rd bottle.
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I am fragrance collector, but I avoid them on face.
I hate fragrances but for entirely different reason - I get nasty headaches and strong scents can trigger them.
But I do get why they put them in, Iâve recently gotten myself a very nice moisturizer and the company that makes them is very vegan/clean/etc and they are anti-fragrance and yeah.. I like the product but it smells awful. (Itâs not expired I checked) I literally have to force myself to use it so Iâd prefer if they had put a little something in it to mask the smell đ
can I just ask if the perfume can age your skin? Because we're told to avoid spraying perfume on our neck and wrist, but why are we not asked to do the same for skincare on our skin? Even if it's at a lower concentration, we're putting it on our skin twice daily, does it have no affect at all towards ageing
I don't like fragrance. Not bcoz I have sensitive skin but I have sensitive olfactory reception. Mild fragrances work but strong ones give me migraines.
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Can you PLEASE đ do a video on farsali newish* product.
There is so much drama, I need something I can understand, but could you explore why this isnât worth 40$âŠ. Or is it?
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Thoughts?
i'm strongly against fragrance it does nothing to help the skin and all it has done for me is burn my skin and cause a reaction i just think it should completely stay out of products
If it's mild..i can stand it.. it's better than some nasty smelling product!
fragrance is irritating, sensitivities develop over time. you might not react to it now but maybe in a few years
You make a great point and thank you for taking the time to comment.
Love fragrance! Absolutely everywhere! My face and hair care products, laundry and products, perfume, etc. If it stinks, Iâm not buying it!!! If it doesnât smell at allâŠ.the benefits better outweigh the lack of sensory pleasure! đ
I'm just the opposite. I use as many fragrance free products as possible. Why does everything have to have a nasty fragrance? And why do fragrance free products often cost more?
I am somewhere in between because as long as i don't get any problems i am cool with fragrance cause its feels nice.
How do you know if itâs okay when it has fragrance listed? When is it a carrier or something helpful?
I think if u found it as last ones it is ok , but if y found it in middle or top of the ingridients list it is not ok
Simple. It's NEVER OK. Don't buy the product!
@@20thcenturyrelic you are wrong
@@mostepicscenes199 Nope, I'm right. Ask your dermatologist.
@@20thcenturyrelic my derma said there is no harm in fragrances unless u have allergic to them
I quite like them
I avoid fragrances, because you never know how strong they will be and I rather not waste my money on a product that will irritate me. I like a cosrx cleansing balm with lavender oil in it though đ
Give me all the fragrances in my French skincare. I love itâ€
I do have sensitive skin, but I don't mind fragrance. I like it. What I do mind is if the product is fragrance free and smells like a&&. What's the point of having a fragrance free product if the smell makes me gag?
HATE HATE HATE fragrance
Iâm against fragrance cause my skin is SUPER sensitive and most products Iâve tried burn my skin đ„Č