Fragrance

Cinnamal

Brown aromatic component and fragrance allergen. It gives a warm cinnamon scent, but for sensitive skin, it is a potential irritant rather than a skincare benefit.

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⚠ Use with Caution
Comedogenic Rating
0/5
Irritation Potential
0/5

What is it?

Cinnamal (Cinnamaldehyde) - an aromatic aldehyde responsible for the characteristic scent of cinnamon. In cosmetics, it is used as a fragrance component or may be part of natural essential oils. In INCI: Cinnamal.

Fragranced creams, lotions, shower gels, shampoos, balms, decorative cosmetics, and aroma compositions with a warm spicy profile.

Key Benefits

Gives a brown aroma.
Forms a warm, spicy cinnamon nuance in the product's scent.
Fragrance marker.
In INCI, it helps to quickly understand that the product contains fragrance components.
Important for allergy sufferers.
People with contact allergies or reactive skin should note cinnamal in leave-on formulas.

Suitable for

Fragranced rinse-off products.Normal non-sensitive skin.

Main Actions

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Cinnamal - one of the more noticeable fragrance triggers.

If the skin reacts to fragranced creams or essential oils, cinnamal in leave-on products should be perceived as a risk rather than a neutral enhancement of the composition.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Cinnamal do for skin?
Fragranced creams, lotions, shower gels, shampoos, balms, decorative cosmetics, and aroma compositions with a warm spicy profile.
Who should use Cinnamal?
Cinnamal is suitable for: Fragranced rinse-off products., Normal non-sensitive skin..
Are there any warnings about Cinnamal?
If the skin reacts to fragranced creams or essential oils, cinnamal in leave-on products should be perceived as a risk rather than a neutral enhancement of the composition.

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