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title: "Fragrance Allergen Checker & EU List (2023) | Scent Lilt"
description: "Paste an ingredient list to flag the EU's labelled fragrance allergens: the original 26 and the 2023/1545 additions, with CAS numbers and UK notes."
url: https://scentlilt.me/
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# Fragrance allergen checker

The EU now names **81 fragrance allergen entries** that a cosmetic must list by name once they pass 0.001% in a leave-on product or 0.01% in a rinse-off product: 24 from the original list of 26, and 57 added by Regulation (EU) 2023/1545, which apply to products placed on the EU market from 1 August 2026. Paste an ingredient list below to see which of them a product contains, which list each comes from, and what it is.

## What counts as a labelled fragrance allergen

On an EU cosmetic, a perfume is listed as one word, “Parfum” (or “Aroma” for a flavour), however many ingredients it contains. Article 19 of the Cosmetics Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009 makes one exception: the substances in Annex III that carry a labelling condition must also be named “in addition to the terms parfum or aroma”. That condition reads the same for every one of them: name it when its concentration exceeds 0.001% in a leave-on product, such as a cream, deodorant or perfume, or 0.01% in a rinse-off product, such as a shampoo or shower gel.

The limits are concentrations in the finished product. For a maker, that means working from the supplier's allergen declaration, which gives each allergen as a percentage of the fragrance oil; our [fragrance allergen calculator](https://scentlilt.me/fragrance-allergen-calculator/) does that sum. For a shopper, it means that a name missing from the list is not proof the substance is absent: it may simply be below the limit.

### The 2023 update: what changed and when

Commission Regulation (EU) 2023/1545 of 26 July 2023 rewrote the fragrance entries of Annex III. It came into force on 16 August 2023 and did four things:

- **More names.** 57 entries became subject to labelling: 45 new entries (327 to 371) and 12 existing entries, such as 6-methyl coumarin, Balsam of Peru and methyl salicylate, that until then carried other restrictions but no duty to be named.
- **Natural extracts by name.** Many of the new entries are plant materials: lavender, peppermint, lemon peel, orange peel, bergamot, clove, ylang-ylang, rose, jasmine, sandalwood and others. Several are labelled under a group name such as “Lavandula Oil/Extract” or “Rose Flower Oil/Extract”.
- **Isomers and groups.** Existing entries gained their isomers (geranial and neral under Citral, d- and l-limonene under Limonene), and related substances share one label name, such as “Rose Ketones” or “Pinene”.
- **A transition.** Products that do not meet the new rules may be placed on the EU market until 31 July 2026 and made available until 31 July 2028. So since 1 August 2026, newly placed products must use the new list, while older stock can stay on shelves until 31 July 2028.

Two of the original 26, HICC (hydroxyisohexyl 3-cyclohexene carboxaldehyde) and lilial (butylphenyl methylpropional), are no longer labelled because they are now banned in EU cosmetics (Annex II, entries 1380 and 1666). The checker flags them if they turn up.

### Great Britain, Northern Ireland and the US (as of 3 November 2026)

**Great Britain** has its own copy of the Cosmetics Regulation, and its Annex III on legislation.gov.uk (revised 19 August 2026) still has only the original list. We found no GB legislation or consultation adopting the 2023 additions. In February 2026 the Department for Business and Trade restated that the EU Cosmetic Regulation “does not apply to products placed on the GB market”. A GB label therefore only has to name the entries marked “Original list” in the results.

**Northern Ireland** follows the EU Cosmetics Regulation under the Windsor Framework, as the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) guidance says, so the 2023 list and its dates apply there.

**In the United States**, cosmetics may still list a perfume simply as “Fragrance”. The Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act of 2022 (MoCRA) told the FDA to propose a fragrance allergen labelling rule within 18 months, by 29 June 2024. As of 3 November 2026 the FDA has published neither a proposed nor a final rule; the latest Unified Agenda lists the proposal for November 2026. A US label may name allergens voluntarily, but nothing requires it yet.

### How to read the result

Each match comes as a small vial tag with the name used on EU labels, the Annex III entry number and CAS numbers, a badge saying whether it is on the original list or was added in 2023, and a note on what it is and, where the European Commission's Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) recorded it, where it occurs naturally. A **likely match** means the label used an everyday name (“Peppermint Oil”) or a plant name written differently from Annex III; the INCI name settles it. Lookalikes, such as ethyl vanillin next to vanillin, are named so you can rule them out.

### A worked example

The hand cream in the box above lists 16 ingredients. The checker finds eight labelled allergens: five from the original list (linalool, limonene, geraniol, coumarin and citral) and three added in 2023: the lavender oil and lemon peel oil themselves, and linalyl acetate, which the SCCS records as about 30% of lavender oil. Sold in Great Britain, the same cream would only have to name the five originals; placed on the EU market since 1 August 2026, it must name all eight when each is above 0.001%.

### Common mistakes

- **Linalyl acetate is not linalool.** They are separate entries, and both are now on the EU list. The checker matches whole names, so one is never counted as the other.
- **“Only essential oils” is not allergen-free.** Lavender, citrus, clove, rose and other oils are now labelled allergens themselves, and each carries several listed substances.
- **An absent name is not an absent allergen.** It can be below the threshold, on stock placed on the market before 1 August 2026, or on a US product that names nothing.
- **Benzyl alcohol is often a preservative.** Annex III covers it only when it is used for other purposes, such as in a fragrance.
- **“Hypoallergenic” is not a standard.** In the US there is no federal definition; the FDA says it means whatever a company wants it to mean.

If you have reacted to a product, a dermatologist can patch test you to find which allergens you react to. This page is general information, not medical advice.

## The full EU list of labelled fragrance allergens

All 81 entries of Annex III that must be named, as in the consolidated text of 18 May 2026, with the name each takes on a label. Entries added by 2023/1545 apply in the EU and Northern Ireland; Great Britain uses the original list.

| Name on the label (and what it covers) | Entry | CAS numbers | Type | Since |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 3-Propylidenephthalide | 175 | 17369-59-4 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| 6-Methyl Coumarin | 46 | 92-48-8 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Acetyl Cedrene | 327 | 32388-55-9 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone | 90 | 127-51-5 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Alpha-Terpinene | 131 | 99-86-5 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Amyl Cinnamal | 67 | 122-40-7 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Amyl Salicylate | 328 | 2050-08-0 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Amylcinnamyl Alcohol | 74 | 101-85-9 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Anethole Covers: trans-Anethole | 329 | 104-46-1, 4180-23-8 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Anise Alcohol | 80 | 105-13-5 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Benzaldehyde | 330 | 100-52-7 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Benzyl Alcohol | 45 | 100-51-6 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Benzyl Benzoate | 85 | 120-51-4 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Benzyl Cinnamate | 81 | 103-41-3 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Benzyl Salicylate | 75 | 118-58-1 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Beta-Caryophyllene | 332 | 87-44-5 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Camphor Covers: Camphor and its isomers | 331 | 76-22-2, 21368-68-3, 464-49-3, 464-48-2 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Cananga Odorata Oil/Extract Covers: Cananga Odorata Flower Extract; Cananga Odorata Flower Oil | 347 | 83863-30-3, 8006-81-3, 68606-83-7, 93686-30-7 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Carvone Covers: (5R)- and (5S)-carvone | 333 | 99-49-0, 6485-40-1, 2244-16-8 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Cedrus Atlantica Oil/Extract Covers: Cedrus Atlantica Bark Extract; Cedrus Atlantica Bark Oil; Cedrus Atlantica Bark Water; Cedrus Atlantica Leaf Extract; Cedrus Atlantica Wood Extract; Cedrus Atlantica Wood Oil | 122 | 92201-55-3, 8023-85-6 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Cinnamal | 76 | 104-55-2 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Cinnamomum Cassia Leaf Oil | 348 | 8007-80-5, 84961-46-6 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Cinnamomum Zeylanicum Bark Oil | 349 | 8015-91-6, 84649-98-9 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Cinnamyl Alcohol | 69 | 104-54-1 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Citral Covers: Geranial; Neral | 70 | 5392-40-5, 141-27-5, 106-26-3 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Citronellol Covers: (3R)- and (3S)-citronellol | 86 | 106-22-9, 26489-01-0, 1117-61-9, 7540-51-4 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Citrus Aurantium Bergamia Peel Oil | 352 | 8007-75-8, 89957-91-5, 68648-33-9, 85049-52-1 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Citrus Aurantium Flower Oil Covers: Citrus Aurantium Amara Flower Oil; Citrus Aurantium Dulcis Flower Oil | 350 | 72968-50-4, 8028-48-6, 8016-38-4 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Citrus Aurantium Peel Oil Covers: Citrus Aurantium Amara Peel Oil; Citrus Aurantium Dulcis Peel Oil; Citrus Sinensis Peel Oil | 351 | 68916-04-1, 72968-50-4, 97766-30-8, 8028-48-6, 8008-57-9 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Citrus Limon Peel Oil | 353 | 84929-31-7, 8008-56-8 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Coumarin | 77 | 91-64-5 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Dimethyl Phenethyl Acetate | 334 | 151-05-3 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Eucalyptus Globulus Oil Covers: Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil; Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf/Twig Oil | 355 | 97926-40-4, 8000-48-4 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Eugenia Caryophyllus Oil Covers: Eugenia Caryophyllus Leaf Oil; Eugenia Caryophyllus Flower Oil; Eugenia Caryophyllus Stem Oil; Eugenia Caryophyllus Bud Oil | 356 | 8000-34-8, 8015-97-2, 84961-50-2 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Eugenol | 71 | 97-53-0 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Eugenyl Acetate | 368 | 93-28-7 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Evernia Furfuracea Extract | 92 | 90028-67-4 | Natural extract | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Evernia Prunastri Extract | 91 | 90028-68-5 | Natural extract | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Farnesol | 82 | 4602-84-0 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Geraniol | 78 | 106-24-1 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Geranyl Acetate | 369 | 105-87-3 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Hexadecanolactone | 335 | 109-29-5 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Hexamethylindanopyran | 336 | 1222-05-5 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Hexyl Cinnamal | 87 | 101-86-0 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Hydroxycitronellal | 72 | 107-75-5 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Isoeugenol Covers: trans-Isoeugenol; cis-Isoeugenol | 73 | 97-54-1, 5932-68-3, 5912-86-7 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Isoeugenyl Acetate | 370 | 93-29-8 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Jasmine Oil/Extract Covers: Jasminum Grandiflorum Flower Extract; Jasminum Officinale Oil; Jasminum Officinale Flower Extract | 357 | 84776-64-7, 90045-94-6, 8022-96-6, 8024-43-9 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Juniperus Virginiana Oil Covers: Juniperus Virginiana Wood Oil | 358 | 8000-27-9, 85085-41-2 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Laurus Nobilis Leaf Oil | 359 | 8002-41-3, 8007-48-5, 84603-73-6 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Lavandula Oil/Extract Covers: Lavandula Hybrida Oil; Lavandula Hybrida Extract; Lavandula Hybrida Flower Extract; Lavandula Intermedia Oil; Lavandula Intermedia Flower/Leaf/Stem Oil; Lavandula Intermedia Flower/Leaf/Stem Extract; Lavandula Angustifolia Oil; Lavandula Angustifolia Flower/Leaf/Stem Extract | 360 | 91722-69-9, 8022-15-9, 93455-96-0, 93455-97-1, 92623-76-2, 84776-65-8, 8000-28-0, 90063-37-9 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Lemongrass Oil Covers: Cymbopogon Schoenanthus Oil; Cymbopogon Flexuosus Oil; Cymbopogon Citratus Leaf Oil | 354 | 8007-02-1, 89998-16-3, 91844-92-7 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Limonene Covers: d-Limonene; l-Limonene; dl-Limonene (dipentene) | 88 | 138-86-3, 7705-14-8, 5989-27-5, 5989-54-8 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Linalool | 84 | 78-70-6 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Linalyl Acetate | 337 | 115-95-7 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Lippia Citriodora Absolute Covers: Verbena absolute | 196 | 8024-12-2, 85116-63-8 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Mentha Piperita Oil | 361 | 8006-90-4, 84082-70-2 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Mentha Viridis Leaf Oil | 362 | 8008-79-5, 84696-51-5 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Menthol Covers: dl-, l- and d-Menthol | 338 | 89-78-1, 1490-04-6, 2216-51-5, 15356-60-2 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Methyl 2-Octynoate | 89 | 111-12-6 | Substance | Original list (EU and GB) |
| Methyl Salicylate | 324 | 119-36-8 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Myroxylon Pereirae Oil/Extract Covers: Myroxylon Balsamum Pereirae Balsam Extract; Myroxylon Balsamum Pereirae Balsam Oil; Myroxylon Pereirae Oil; Myroxylon Pereirae Resin Extract; Myroxylon Pereirae Resin | 154 | 8007-00-9 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Narcissus Extract Covers: Narcissus Poeticus Extract; Narcissus Pseudonarcissus Flower Extract; Narcissus Jonquilla Extract; Narcissus Tazetta Extract | 363 | 90064-26-9, 68917-12-4, 90064-27-0, 90064-25-8 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Pelargonium Graveolens Oil Covers: Pelargonium Graveolens Flower Oil; Pelargonium Graveolens Leaf Oil | 364 | 90082-51-2, 8000-46-2 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Pinene Covers: Alpha-Pinene; Beta-Pinene | 371 | 80-56-8, 7785-70-8, 127-91-3, 18172-67-3 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Pinus Mugo Covers: Pinus Mugo Leaf Oil; Pinus Mugo Twig Leaf Extract; Pinus Mugo Twig Oil | 109 | 90082-72-7 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Pinus Pumila Covers: Pinus Pumila Needle Extract; Pinus Pumila Twig Leaf Extract; Pinus Pumila Twig Leaf Oil | 114 | 97676-05-6 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Pogostemon Cablin Oil Covers: Pogostemon Cablin Leaf Oil | 365 | 8014-09-3, 84238-39-1 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Rose Flower Oil/Extract Covers: Rosa Damascena Flower Oil; Rosa Damascena Flower Extract; Rosa Alba Flower Oil; Rosa Alba Flower Extract; Rosa Canina Flower Oil; Rosa Centifolia Flower Oil; Rosa Centifolia Flower Extract; Rosa Gallica Flower Oil; Rosa Moschata Flower Oil; Rosa Rugosa Flower Oil | 366 | 8007-01-0, 90106-38-0, 93334-48-6, 84696-47-9, 84604-12-6, 84604-13-7, 92347-25-6 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Rose Ketones Covers: Alpha-Damascone; cis- and trans-Rose Ketone-1; Rose Ketone-4 (Damascenone); Rose Ketone-3 (delta-Damascone); trans-Rose Ketone-3; cis-Rose Ketone-2 (cis-beta-Damascone); trans-Rose Ketone-2 (trans-beta-Damascone) | 157 | 43052-87-5, 23726-94-5, 24720-09-0, 23696-85-7, 57378-68-4, 71048-82-3, 23726-92-3, 23726-91-2 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Salicylaldehyde | 340 | 90-02-8 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Santalol Covers: Alpha-Santalol; Beta-Santalol | 341 | 11031-45-1, 115-71-9, 77-42-9 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Santalum Album Oil | 367 | 8006-87-9, 84787-70-2 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Sclareol | 342 | 515-03-7 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Terpineol Covers: Alpha-, beta- and gamma-Terpineol | 343 | 8000-41-7, 98-55-5, 138-87-4, 586-81-2 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Terpinolene | 133 | 586-62-9 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Tetramethyl Acetyloctahydronaphthalenes | 344 | 54464-57-2, 54464-59-4, 68155-66-8, 68155-67-9 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Trimethylbenzenepropanol | 345 | 103694-68-4 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Trimethylcyclopentenyl Methylisopentenol | 339 | 67801-20-1 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Turpentine | 124 | 9005-90-7, 8006-64-2, 8052-14-0 | Natural extract | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |
| Vanillin | 346 | 121-33-5 | Substance | Added 2023 (EU and NI) |

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## Questions

**How many fragrance allergens must be listed in the EU?**

81 entries of Annex III to the Cosmetics Regulation carry the labelling condition: 24 of the original 26 (two are now banned) and 57 made subject to labelling by Regulation (EU) 2023/1545. Some entries cover several substances or plant species under one name.

**When do the new EU fragrance allergen labels apply?**

Products that do not name the new allergens could be placed on the EU market until 31 July 2026 and can be made available until 31 July 2028. Products placed on the market from 1 August 2026 must follow the new list.

**Does the UK use the 2023 fragrance allergen list?**

Northern Ireland does, because the EU Cosmetics Regulation applies there under the Windsor Framework. Great Britain does not: as of 3 November 2026 its Annex III still has only the original list, and we found no legislation or consultation to change that.

**Do US labels have to name fragrance allergens?**

Not yet. MoCRA requires the FDA to make a fragrance allergen labelling rule, but as of 3 November 2026 it has published neither a proposed nor a final rule. A US product can still list its perfume as “Fragrance”.

**Why is lavender oil flagged as an allergen?**

Since 2023/1545, lavender and lavandin oils and extracts are an Annex III entry of their own, labelled as “Lavandula Oil/Extract”. The oil also contains listed substances such as linalyl acetate, linalool, coumarin and geraniol.

**Is my ingredient list sent anywhere?**

No. The checker runs in your browser, and the list you paste is never uploaded or stored.

## Sources

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