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Fragrance-free skincare and makeup

Fragrance-free skincare and makeup: cleansers, moisturizers, serums, treatments, foundation, eye makeup and lip care.

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Good Molecules Lightweight Daily Moisturizer, Face Cream, 3.38 fl oz

Good MoleculesAmazon Find

$11.97

Evereden Kids & Baby Lip Balm, Moisturizes Dry & Chapped Lips, Unscented

EveredenAmazon Find

$9.95

Trish McEvoy Beauty Booster Advanced Repair Retinal Night Cream, 1 oz.

Trish McEvoyAmazon Find

$125.00

Dieux Auracle Reviving Eye Gel Fragrance Free 0.68 Oz

DieuxAmazon Find

$52.00

ANUA Hydrating Gentle Foaming Cleanser, 5.07 fl.oz

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$10.99

Biotrue Micellar Eyelid Cleansing Wipes, Fragrance-Free, 30 Wipes

BiotrueAmazon Find

$15.25

Evan Alexander Fine Grooming MY Face Hydrator, Unscented, 2 Fluid Ounces

Evan Alexander Fine GroomingAmazon Find

$30.00

Sandstone Scandinavia Intense Care Lipstick (43 Barely There)

Sandstone ScandinaviaAmazon Find

$12.99

Aquaphor Lip Balm Set, Repair and Protect, 4 Lip Products Total

AquaphorAmazon Find

$14.65

KraveBeauty Oat So Simple Water Cream for Dry, Sensitive Skin, 80 mL

KraveBeautyAmazon Find

$28.00

About fragrance-free skincare and makeup

Is unscented the same as fragrance-free?

No. An unscented product can still contain fragrance, added to cover the smell of its other ingredients. Fragrance-free here means none at all.

What counts as fragrance here?

Anything listed as fragrance, parfum or perfume, any essential oil, and any compound isolated for its scent: linalool, limonene, geraniol, citronellol, eugenol, bisabolol and menthyl lactate. It does not matter why the brand added it.

Can a fragrance-free product still have a smell?

Yes. Raw ingredients such as shea butter, tallow and beeswax have a natural smell of their own. That is not added fragrance.

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Close Enough to Care: What Fragrance-Free Means to the Chemically Sensitive

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Close Enough to Care: What Fragrance-Free Means to the Chemically Sensitive

For people with fragrance sensitivity, scent decides who we can stay close to. What it means to finally meet someone fragrance-free, and why going fragrance-free matters more than you might think.

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