Fragrance
Amyl Cinnamal
Jasmine-floral fragrance component. In cosmetics, it is responsible for the scent and belongs to the marked fragrance allergens, making it important for sensitive skin.
fragrance allergenjasminearomafloral
⚠ Use with Caution
Comedogenic Rating
0/5
Irritation Potential
0/5
What is it?
Amyl Cinnamal - fragrance ingredient with a sweet-floral, jasmine direction. Used in parfum/fragrance and declared as a potential fragrance allergen. INCI: Amyl Cinnamal.
Fragranced creams, body lotions, shampoos, shower gels, decorative cosmetics, deodorants, and scented leave-on products.
Key Benefits
Provides a floral scent
Creates a jasmine/floral nuance in the product's scent.
Enhances sensory perception
Makes the formula more aromatically pleasant but does not add caring benefits to the skin.
Useful as an INCI marker
For people with fragrance sensitivity, it helps quickly filter out scented products.
Suitable for
Main Actions
Non-caring ingredient
Amyl Cinnamal does not moisturize, soothe, or restore the barrier. Its role is scent.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Amyl Cinnamal do for skin?
Fragranced creams, body lotions, shampoos, shower gels, decorative cosmetics, deodorants, and scented leave-on products.
Who should use Amyl Cinnamal?
Amyl Cinnamal is suitable for: fragranced rinse-off products, normal non-sensitive skin.
Are there any warnings about Amyl Cinnamal?
Amyl Cinnamal does not moisturize, soothe, or restore the barrier. Its role is scent.
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