Fragrance
Anisyl Alcohol
An aromatic molecule with a soft sweet, anise-floral scent. In cosmetics, it works as a fragrance component and may be important for people with sensitivities to fragrances.
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⚠ Use with Caution
Comedogenic Rating
0/5
Irritation Potential
0/5
What is it?
Anisyl Alcohol - an aromatic alcohol compound with a sweet floral-anise profile. It can be used in fragrance/parfum and is declared among fragrance allergens. In INCI: Anisyl Alcohol.
Fragranced creams, serums, shampoos, shower gels, body care, decorative cosmetics, and aroma compositions.
Key Benefits
Adds a sweet scent.
Forms a soft anise, floral, or powdery nuance of scent.
Works in fragrance composition.
Helps to make the product's scent more rounded and pleasant.
Signals fragrance load.
For sensitive skin, this is a marker that the formula is not completely neutral in scent.
Suitable for
Main Actions
Do not confuse with emollient alcohols.
Anisyl Alcohol does not have the role of Cetyl Alcohol or Cetearyl Alcohol. It is an aromatic molecule, so for reactive skin, it is assessed as a fragrance factor.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Anisyl Alcohol do for skin?
Fragranced creams, serums, shampoos, shower gels, body care, decorative cosmetics, and aroma compositions.
Who should use Anisyl Alcohol?
Anisyl Alcohol is suitable for: fragranced formulas., rinse-off products., normal non-sensitive skin..
Are there any warnings about Anisyl Alcohol?
Anisyl Alcohol does not have the role of Cetyl Alcohol or Cetearyl Alcohol. It is an aromatic molecule, so for reactive skin, it is assessed as a fragrance factor.
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