Skin Sensitizers_​

Asses­sing fra­gran­ce ingre­dients
Fra­gran­ce ingre­dients under­go eva­lua­tion to deter­mi­ne their poten­tial to cau­se skin sen­si­ti­za­tion. This invol­ves revie­wing scien­ti­fic data and con­si­de­ring fac­tors such as expo­su­re levels and usa­ge pat­terns. The goal is to esta­blish gui­de­li­nes that help pre­vent sen­si­ti­za­tion in consumers.

Quan­ti­ta­ti­ve Risk Assess­ment (QRA)
The Quan­ti­ta­ti­ve Risk Assess­ment (QRA) metho­do­logy is emplo­yed to assess the risk of skin sen­si­ti­za­tion from fra­gran­ce ingre­dients. This approach con­si­ders the potency of the subs­tan­ce, the level of expo­su­re, and the con­di­tions of use to deter­mi­ne accep­ta­ble con­cen­tra­tions in various pro­duct types.

Ongoing research and colla­bo­ra­tion
The fra­gran­ce industry colla­bo­ra­tes with scien­ti­fic orga­ni­za­tions and regu­la­tory bodies to enhan­ce unders­tan­ding of skin sen­si­ti­za­tion. Con­ti­nuous research and data collec­tion inform upda­tes to safety assess­ments and gui­de­li­nes, ensu­ring they reflect current scien­ti­fic knowledge.