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Fragrance-free, sulfate-free personal care

Fragrance-free personal care made without sulfates. That includes sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) and sodium laureth sulfate (SLES). Based on each product's ingredient list.

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Nature's Oil Unscented Massage Oil Base, 1 Gallon

Nature's Oil

$39.95

No nothing Styling Wax - Fragrance Free Matte Hair Paste - 3.4 oz

No nothing

$24.99

365 by Whole Foods Market Fragrance Free Shave Cream, 6 OZ

365 by Whole Foods Market

Price not available

Little Seed Farm All Natural Deodorant Cream - Unscented, 2.4 oz

Little Seed Farm

$16.99

No nothing Hair Oil for Frizzy Hair, Lightweight Anti Frizz Serum

No nothing

$24.99

Leaf Shave Pre & Post Shave Oil with Reusable Dropper - 1.7 fl oz

Leaf Shave

$24.00

Carina Organics Unscented Leave-In Conditioner, 250ml

Carina Organics

$25.98

Tend Skin Solution for Razor Bumps and Ingrown Hair, 4 Oz

Tend Skin

$19.97

Aspercreme Lidocaine Dry Spray, Soothes Aggravated Nerves, 4 oz.

Aspercreme

$10.98

About fragrance-free, sulfate-free personal care

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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