What Is IFRA?
At Aroma & Glow, safety is just as important as scent. Every fragrance used in my products is carefully selected and used within recognised safety guidelines. One of the most important standards behind this process is IFRA.
IFRA stands for the International Fragrance Association.
It is the global organisation responsible for setting safety standards for fragrance ingredients used in products such as:
IFRA standards are developed using scientific research and expert safety assessments to ensure fragrance materials are used responsibly and safely.
An IFRA Certificate is a document provided by fragrance suppliers that outlines the maximum recommended usage levels of a fragrance oil for different product categories.
These limits help manufacturers ensure that fragrance oils are used within safe concentrations depending on the type of product being made.
Different products have different limits because the way they are used can vary significantly.
For example:
At Aroma & Glow, every fragrance oil is sourced from trusted suppliers who provide full regulatory documentation, including IFRA Certificates and Safety Data Sheets (SDS).
Before a fragrance is selected for a product, I review the available documentation and ensure that the fragrance is used within the appropriate safety guidelines.
This process helps ensure that products are created responsibly and with customer safety in mind.
Cosmetic Products and Additional Safety Assessment
For cosmetic products, fragrance safety is only one part of the process.
Products such as soaps, whipped soaps, whipped scrubs and other body care items are also independently assessed through a Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR) before being offered for sale.
This assessment evaluates the complete product formulation, including ingredients, fragrance levels and intended use.
Choosing products made with properly documented fragrance oils helps provide confidence that safety has been considered throughout the development process.
At Aroma & Glow, I believe customers deserve transparency about what goes into the products they use in their homes and on their skin.
That is why fragrance compliance, documentation and safety assessments form an important part of my product development process.
Aroma & Glow Commitment
✔ Fragrance oils sourced from trusted suppliers
✔ IFRA documentation reviewed for every fragrance used
✔ Products created within recognised safety guidelines
✔ Cosmetic products independently safety assessed
✔ Commitment to transparency, quality and responsible formulation
Aroma & Glow
Beautiful scents, thoughtful formulations, and a commitment to safety every step of the way. 💗
What Is IFRA and Why Does It Matter?
IFRA stands for the International Fragrance Association.
It is the global organisation responsible for setting safety standards for fragrance ingredients used in products such as:
- home fragrance products
- wax melts
- reed diffusers
- room sprays
- soaps
- body care products
- perfumes and cosmetics
IFRA standards are developed using scientific research and expert safety assessments to ensure fragrance materials are used responsibly and safely.
What Is an IFRA Certificate?
An IFRA Certificate is a document provided by fragrance suppliers that outlines the maximum recommended usage levels of a fragrance oil for different product categories.
These limits help manufacturers ensure that fragrance oils are used within safe concentrations depending on the type of product being made.
Different products have different limits because the way they are used can vary significantly.
For example:
- A reed diffuser is used differently from a soap.
- A room spray is used differently from a whipped body scrub.
- A wax melt is used differently from a cosmetic product applied directly to the skin.
- How Aroma & Glow Uses IFRA Standards
At Aroma & Glow, every fragrance oil is sourced from trusted suppliers who provide full regulatory documentation, including IFRA Certificates and Safety Data Sheets (SDS).
Before a fragrance is selected for a product, I review the available documentation and ensure that the fragrance is used within the appropriate safety guidelines.
This process helps ensure that products are created responsibly and with customer safety in mind.
Cosmetic Products and Additional Safety Assessment
For cosmetic products, fragrance safety is only one part of the process.
Products such as soaps, whipped soaps, whipped scrubs and other body care items are also independently assessed through a Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR) before being offered for sale.
This assessment evaluates the complete product formulation, including ingredients, fragrance levels and intended use.
Why This Matters
Choosing products made with properly documented fragrance oils helps provide confidence that safety has been considered throughout the development process.
At Aroma & Glow, I believe customers deserve transparency about what goes into the products they use in their homes and on their skin.
That is why fragrance compliance, documentation and safety assessments form an important part of my product development process.
Aroma & Glow Commitment
✔ Fragrance oils sourced from trusted suppliers
✔ IFRA documentation reviewed for every fragrance used
✔ Products created within recognised safety guidelines
✔ Cosmetic products independently safety assessed
✔ Commitment to transparency, quality and responsible formulation
Aroma & Glow
Beautiful scents, thoughtful formulations, and a commitment to safety every step of the way. 💗
