Certificate of Analysis Reference Library – Delune Essential Oils

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Linalool: 40-50% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Eugenol: 0.5-2% (Must be declared)

Estragole Content: 10-25% - This substance is restricted under EU regulations. Maximum allowed concentration in cosmetic products is 0.01%.

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources.
• Avoid contact with skin and eyes.
• Use only in well-ventilated areas.
• For cosmetic use: Maximum recommended concentration 0.5% in leave-on products, 1% in rinse-off products.
• Always perform patch testing before use.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Do not ingest.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: 30-45% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Linalool: 8-12% (Major allergen - must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Photosensitivity Warning: This oil is phototoxic. Do not expose treated skin to direct sunlight or UV rays for at least 12-24 hours.
• For cosmetic use, the maximum recommended concentration for this oil in leave-on products is 0.4% to avoid phototoxic reactions. FCF (Furanocoumarin-Free) versions are not subject to this specific restriction.
• Always perform a patch test before use.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Do not ingest.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Eugenol: 75-88% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Isoeugenol: <0.1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• High Risk of Irritation: Due to very high Eugenol content, this oil is a strong skin and mucous membrane irritant.
• For cosmetic use, the maximum recommended concentration for this oil is very low. Per IFRA standards, the limit is typically 0.5% in final products.
• Do not apply to sensitive, damaged, or broken skin.
• Always perform a patch test using a very low dilution (well below 0.5%).
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Do not ingest.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Linalool: 80-95% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Geraniol: <1% (Must be declared)
• Limonene: <0.5% (Must be declared)
• Benzyl Benzoate: <0.5% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• CITES Appendix II Species: This oil is derived from a protected species. It must be sourced from CITES-compliant, sustainably managed plantations. All required legal documentation for trade and export must be obtained and presented on request.
• Due to the very high Linalool content, use fresh oil to minimize oxidation, which can increase its sensitizing potential.
• Always perform a patch test before use.
• Avoid contact with eyes and sensitive areas.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Linalool: 2-8% (Must be declared)
• Limonene: 2-5% (Must be declared)
• Geraniol: <0.5% (Must be declared)
• Citral: <0.1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Due to 1,8-Cineole content, avoid application to the face or near the nose of infants and young children.
• Dilute properly before any topical application.
• Always perform a patch test before use.
• Avoid contact with eyes and sensitive areas.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

This essential oil is not known to contain any of the 26 declarable fragrance allergens specified in the EU Cosmetic Regulation 1223/2009 in significant amounts. Always refer to the batch-specific COA for precise data.

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest. If swallowed, do not induce vomiting and seek immediate medical attention.
• Ensure this oil is correctly identified as *Cedrus atlantica*. It should not be confused with other "cedarwood" oils such as Virginian (*Juniperus virginiana*) which have different chemical profiles and safety considerations.
• Dilute properly before any topical application.
• Always perform a patch test before use.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

This essential oil is not known to contain any of the 26 declarable fragrance allergens specified in the EU Cosmetic Regulation 1223/2009 in significant amounts. It is generally considered suitable for sensitive applications.

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Individuals with allergies to the Asteraceae (daisy, ragweed, chrysanthemum) family may have a higher risk of an allergic reaction.
• Generally regarded as a gentle oil, but a patch test is always recommended before widespread use.
• Ensure this oil is correctly identified as Roman Chamomile (*Anthemis nobilis*) and not confused with German (Blue) Chamomile (*Matricaria recutita*).
• Dilute properly before any topical application.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Geraniol: 25-60% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Citronellol: 10-20% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Limonene: 1-4% (Must be declared)
• Linalool: <1% (Must be declared)
• Citral: <1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Risk of serious eye damage. Avoid all contact with eyes. Wear appropriate eye protection when handling.
• High potential for skin sensitization. Use in low dilutions and avoid use on sensitive or damaged skin.
• Note there are two main types, Java and Ceylon, which have different scent profiles but similar safety precautions due to high levels of geraniol and citronellol.
• Commonly used in outdoor and insect-repellent-type fragrances.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Cinnamal (Cinnamaldehyde): 60-75% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Eugenol: 5-10% (Must be declared)
• Linalool: 1-3% (Must be declared)
• Benzyl Benzoate: <1% (Must be declared)
• Cinnamyl Alcohol: <0.5% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• EXTREME RISK of skin sensitization. This oil is a very potent sensitizer due to high Cinnamaldehyde content.
• CRITICAL: Do not use on skin undiluted. Must be heavily diluted before any topical application.
• The maximum recommended concentration for this oil in leave-on cosmetic products is extremely low, typically 0.05% per IFRA standards.
• Contraindicated for use on hypersensitive, damaged, or diseased skin.
• Keep out of reach of children. Do not ingest.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Linalool: 10-20% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Limonene: <1% (Must be declared)
• Geraniol: <0.5% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• It is traditionally advised to avoid use during pregnancy.
• Avoid use before or after consuming alcoholic beverages, as it may potentiate their effects and cause drowsiness. Do not use before driving.
• Use fresh oil to minimize the oxidation of linalool, which can increase sensitizing potential.
• Dilute properly before any topical application.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

This essential oil is highly valued for its extremely low allergen profile. It is not known to contain any of the 26 declarable fragrance allergens specified in the EU Cosmetic Regulation 1223/2009.

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest. If swallowed, do not induce vomiting and seek immediate medical attention.
• Regarded as a very gentle, non-sensitizing oil, making it well-suited for sensitive skin formulations when diluted.
• The oleoresin is sustainably tapped from living trees, which are not harmed in the process.
• Always perform a patch test as a general precaution.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: 2-6% (Must be declared)
• Linalool: <0.5% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Due to high monoterpene content, this oil can oxidize over time. To reduce the risk of skin sensitization, store in a cool, dark place and use fresh.
• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest.
• It is traditionally advised to use with caution during pregnancy.
• Always perform a patch test before use.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: 1-5% (Must be declared)
• Linalool: <0.5% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• CRITICAL: Do not apply to or near the face of infants or children under 10 years of age. High 1,8-Cineole content can cause CNS and breathing problems in young children.
• This safety advice is specific to *Eucalyptus globulus*. Other species like *Eucalyptus radiata* have lower 1,8-Cineole levels and may be preferred for some applications.
• Do not ingest. Eucalyptus oil is toxic if swallowed.
• Always perform a patch test before use.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: 5-20% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Linalool: <1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Due to high monoterpene content (α-Pinene, Limonene), this oil can oxidize. To reduce the risk of skin sensitization, store in a cool, dark place and use fresh.
• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest.
• Generally well-tolerated when properly diluted, but a patch test is always recommended.
• Ensure this oil is correctly identified as *Boswellia carterii*. Other species may have different chemical profiles.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: 90-97% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Linalool: <0.5% (Must be declared)
• Citral: <1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Photosensitivity Warning: Cold-pressed Grapefruit oil is phototoxic. Do not expose treated skin to direct sunlight or UV rays for at least 12 hours.
• The maximum recommended concentration for this oil in leave-on cosmetic products is 4% to avoid phototoxic reactions.
• Due to very high Limonene content, this oil can oxidize quickly. Store in a cool, dark place (refrigeration is recommended) and use fresh to minimize skin sensitization risk.
• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

This oil is rich in declarable allergens. The following are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Citronellol: 25-40% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Geraniol: 10-20% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Linalool: 5-15% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Citral: <1% (Must be declared)
• Limonene: <1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Risk of serious eye damage. Avoid all contact with eyes. Wear appropriate eye protection when handling.
• High potential for skin sensitization due to the high concentration of allergens. Use in low dilutions.
• It is traditionally advised to use with caution during pregnancy.
• Always perform a patch test before use.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Linalool: 25-40% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Geraniol: <1.5% (Must be declared)
• Limonene: <1% (Must be declared)
• Coumarin: <0.5% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Ensure this oil is true Lavender (*Lavandula angustifolia*), not Lavandin or Spike Lavender, which have different safety profiles due to higher camphor content.
• To reduce the risk of skin sensitization from oxidized Linalool, store the oil in a cool, dark place and use while fresh.
• Generally considered a very safe oil for most applications, but a patch test is always recommended.
• Dilute properly before any topical application.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: 2-8% (Must be declared)
• Linalool: <0.5% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Contraindicated during pregnancy and for individuals with kidney disease.
• Due to high monoterpene content, this oil can oxidize. To reduce the risk of skin sensitization, store in a cool, dark place and use fresh.
• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest.
• Ensure this is oil from the berry (*Juniperus communis*), not from wood or leaf material, which can have different safety profiles.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Citral (Geranial & Neral): 60-95% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Geraniol: 2-8% (Must be declared)
• Limonene: <2% (Must be declared)
• Linalool: <1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• High risk of skin sensitization and irritation. This oil is a potent sensitizer due to very high Citral content.
• The maximum recommended concentration for this oil in leave-on cosmetic products is very low, typically 0.6% per IFRA standards.
• Contraindicated for use on hypersensitive, damaged, or diseased skin, and should not be used on children under 2 years old.
• Always perform a patch test using a very low dilution.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: 60-75% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Citral: 2-5% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Linalool: <1% (Must be declared)
• Geraniol: <1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Photosensitivity Warning: Cold-pressed Lemon oil is phototoxic. Do not expose treated skin to direct sunlight or UV rays for at least 12 hours.
• The maximum recommended concentration for this oil in leave-on cosmetic products is 2% to avoid phototoxic reactions. (Note: Steam-distilled lemon oil is not phototoxic).
• Due to high monoterpene content, this oil can oxidize quickly. Store in a cool, dark place (refrigeration is recommended) and use fresh to minimize skin sensitization risk.
• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: 40-60% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Citral: <1.5% (Must be declared)
• Linalool: <1% (Must be declared)
• Geraniol: <0.5% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• High Photosensitivity Risk: Cold-pressed (expressed) Lime oil is highly phototoxic. Do not expose treated skin to direct sunlight or UV rays for at least 12 hours.
• The maximum recommended concentration for this oil in leave-on cosmetic products is very low, typically 0.7%, to avoid phototoxic reactions.
• For cosmetic use where UV exposure is possible, steam-distilled Lime oil is recommended as it is not phototoxic.
• Due to high monoterpene content, store in a cool, dark place (refrigeration is recommended) to minimize oxidation and skin sensitization risk.
• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: 65-80% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Linalool: <1% (Must be declared)
• Citral: <0.5% (Must be declared)
• Geraniol: <0.1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Non-Phototoxic: Unlike most expressed citrus oils, Mandarin is not considered phototoxic and has no dermal use restrictions related to photosensitivity.
• Due to high Limonene content, this oil can oxidize. To reduce the risk of skin sensitization, store in a cool, dark place (refrigeration is recommended) and use fresh.
• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest.
• Generally considered safe for use on children when properly diluted.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Citral (Geranial & Neral): 50-80% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Linalool: <5% (Must be declared)
• Citronellol: <2% (Must be declared)
• Geraniol: <2% (Must be declared)
• Limonene: <1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• High risk of skin sensitization and irritation. This oil is a very potent sensitizer due to extremely high Citral content.
• The maximum recommended concentration for this oil in leave-on cosmetic products is extremely low, typically 0.09% per IFRA standards.
• Contraindicated for use on hypersensitive, damaged, or diseased skin, and should not be used on children under 2 years old.
• True Melissa oil is rare and subject to adulteration. These warnings apply to authentic *Melissa officinalis* oil.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Linalool: 3-8% (Must be declared)
• Limonene: <2% (Must be declared)
• Geraniol: <0.5% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Ensure this oil is correctly identified as Sweet Marjoram (*Origanum majorana*). Do not confuse with Spanish Marjoram (*Thymus mastichina*) or Oregano (*Origanum vulgare*), which have different safety profiles.
• It is traditionally advised to avoid use during pregnancy.
• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest.
• Always perform a patch test before use.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

This essential oil is not known to contain any of the 26 declarable fragrance allergens specified in the EU Cosmetic Regulation 1223/2009 in significant amounts. Its sensitizing potential comes from other constituents.

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Contraindicated during pregnancy.
• Risk of skin sensitization. Use in low dilutions and avoid use on sensitive or damaged skin.
• Always perform a patch test before use.
• Do not ingest. If swallowed, seek medical advice.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

This oil is extremely rich in declarable allergens. The following are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Geraniol: 70-85% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Linalool: 1-5% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Farnesol: <1% (Must be declared)
• Limonene: <1% (Must be declared)
• Citral: <0.5% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Risk of serious eye damage. Avoid all contact with eyes. Wear appropriate eye protection when handling.
• High potential for skin sensitization due to the extremely high concentration of Geraniol. Use in low dilutions.
• Always perform a patch test before use.
• Do not confuse with other *Cymbopogon* grass oils like Lemongrass or Citronella, which have very different chemistry.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: 1-5% (Must be declared)
• Linalool: <1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• CRITICAL: Do not apply to or near the face of infants or children under 5 years of age. High Menthol content can cause breathing difficulties.
• Contraindicated for individuals with G6PD deficiency and those with cardiac fibrillation.
• Can cause skin and mucous membrane irritation; use in low dilutions.
• Do not ingest. Harmful if swallowed.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

This essential oil is not known to contain any of the 26 declarable fragrance allergens specified in the EU Cosmetic Regulation 1223/2009. It is considered to have a very low potential for skin sensitization.

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest. If swallowed, do not induce vomiting and seek immediate medical attention.
• Considered a very safe oil for topical use; non-irritating and non-sensitizing for most individuals.
• The aroma of patchouli oil is known to improve and become more complex with age.
• Always perform a patch test as a general precaution.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

This essential oil is extremely rich in declarable allergens. The following are present above declaration thresholds:

• Citronellol: 30-50% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Geraniol: 15-25% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Eugenol: <2% (Must be declared)
• Farnesol: <2% (Must be declared)
• Linalool: <2% (Must be declared)
• Citral: <1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Risk of serious eye damage. Avoid all contact with eyes. Wear appropriate eye protection when handling.
• The maximum recommended concentration for this essential oil in leave-on cosmetic products is typically 0.6% due to methyl eugenol content.
• This product is a steam-distilled essential oil (Rose Otto), not a solvent-extracted absolute.
• It is traditionally advised to avoid use during pregnancy.
• Always perform a patch test before use.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: 1-4% (Must be declared)
• Linalool: 1-3% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Do not apply to or near the face of infants or children. High 1,8-Cineole and Camphor content can cause CNS and breathing problems.
• Contraindicated for individuals with epilepsy or high blood pressure. Avoid during pregnancy.
• Do not ingest. The oil is neurotoxic if taken internally.
• This data applies to the common cineole-camphor chemotype; other chemotypes (e.g., verbenone) have different safety profiles.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

This oil has a very low allergen profile. The following may be present in trace amounts:

• Farnesol: <2% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Sourcing & Sustainability: True Indian Sandalwood (*Santalum album*) is a vulnerable species. Ensure this oil is sourced from ethical and sustainable government-managed or private plantations, not from wild-harvested trees.
• Considered extremely gentle, non-irritating, and non-sensitizing, making it ideal for all skin types.
• Ensure this is genuine *Santalum album* oil and not adulterated or substituted with other species like *S. spicatum* or *Amyris balsamifera*.
• Always perform a patch test as a general precaution.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: 90-97% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Linalool: <0.5% (Must be declared)
• Citral: <1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Non-Phototoxic: Unlike many other expressed citrus oils, Sweet Orange (*Citrus sinensis*) is not considered phototoxic.
• Due to extremely high Limonene content, this oil can oxidize quickly. To reduce the risk of skin sensitization, store in a cool, dark place (refrigeration is recommended) and use fresh.
• Do not confuse with Bitter Orange (*Citrus aurantium*) oil, which is highly phototoxic.
• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: 85-95% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Linalool: <0.5% (Must be declared)
• Citral: <0.5% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Non-Phototoxic: Like Mandarin, Tangerine oil is not considered phototoxic and has no dermal use restrictions related to photosensitivity.
• Due to extremely high Limonene content, this oil can oxidize quickly. To reduce the risk of skin sensitization, store in a cool, dark place (refrigeration is recommended) and use fresh.
• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest.
• Always perform a patch test before use.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: 1-4% (Must be declared)
• Linalool: <1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• High risk of skin sensitization from oxidation. To minimize risk, store in a cool, dark, airtight container (refrigeration is ideal) and use oil when fresh.
• Avoid using old or improperly stored oil on the skin.
• Can be a skin irritant for some individuals. A dermal maximum of 15% is recommended, but lower dilutions are advised for sensitive skin.
• Do not ingest. Harmful or fatal if swallowed.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

This essential oil is not known to contain any of the 26 declarable fragrance allergens specified in the EU Cosmetic Regulation 1223/2009. It has a very low potential for skin sensitization.

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Considered extremely safe for topical use; non-irritating and non-sensitizing for most individuals.
• This oil is very viscous (thick) and its aroma is known to improve and become more complex with age.
• Scent profiles can vary by origin (e.g., Haitian, Indonesian) but the safety profile is consistent.
• Traditionally considered safe for use during pregnancy, but consultation with a health professional is always advised.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

This oil is extremely rich in declarable allergens. The following are present above declaration thresholds:

• Linalool: 5-20% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Benzyl Benzoate: 5-15% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Farnesol: 2-6% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Benzyl Salicylate: 1-5% (Major allergen - must be declared)
• Geraniol: <2% (Must be declared)
• Eugenol: <1% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• High risk of skin sensitization. Due to the high number and concentration of allergens, this oil should be used in low dilutions.
• The maximum recommended concentration for this oil in leave-on cosmetic products is typically 0.7% per IFRA standards.
• Over-inhalation of the intense aroma may cause headaches or nausea in sensitive individuals.
• "Complete" is a blend of all distillation fractions (Extra, I, II, III) and represents the full aroma profile. Safety guidance is similar for all fractions.
• It is traditionally advised to use with caution during pregnancy.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

This essential oil is not known to contain any of the 26 declarable fragrance allergens specified in the EU Cosmetic Regulation 1223/2009 in significant amounts.

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Do not confuse with Tea Tree oil (*Melaleuca alternifolia*). While both are from the Myrtaceae family, Mānuka oil has a different chemical profile (rich in triketones) and is generally considered gentler on the skin.
• Chemical composition can vary significantly depending on the region of New Zealand where it is harvested.
• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest.
• Always perform a patch test before use.
• Keep out of reach of children.

⚠️ CLP Hazard Classification

📜 Allergenic Substances (EU Cosmetic Regulation)

The following allergenic substances are present above declaration thresholds (0.01% in leave-on products, 0.001% in rinse-off products):

• Limonene: <5% (Must be declared)
• Linalool: <5% (Must be declared)
• Geraniol: <0.5% (Must be declared)

🛡️ Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Highly prized for skincare, but a patch test is always recommended.
• To reduce the risk of skin sensitization from oxidized components, store in a cool, dark place and use fresh.
• The chemical profile, especially the content of Italidiones, can vary significantly based on the country of origin (e.g., Corsica, Balkans).
• Due to the aspiration hazard (H304), do not ingest.
• Keep out of reach of children.