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Carcinogen, Mutagen, Reproductive Toxin (CMR) Free Fragrance Oils
CMR-Free Fragrance Oils
Explore our CMR-free fragrance oils—aromatic blends formulated without materials intentionally classified as carcinogenic, mutagenic, or reproductive toxins (CMRs) according to applicable industry regulations.
Learn more about our CMR-Free Fragrance Oils
This collection includes fragrance oils built without intentionally added substances classified as CMRs under relevant fragrance industry regulations at the time of development. These blends support brands that prioritize CMR-free ingredient strategies.
Formulated Without CMR-Classified Materials
CMR-free fragrances exclude intentionally added ingredients identified as carcinogenic, mutagenic, or reproductive toxins. However, some plant-derived aroma materials naturally contain trace constituents that may be classified as CMRs under regulatory definitions. These naturally occurring compounds may appear in documentation as part of the material’s inherent composition, not as added ingredients.
Professional Quality & Consistency
All CMR-free blends are designed with professional perfumery structure, consistent sourcing, and batch-to-batch reliability.
Suitable for All Product Types
CMR-free fragrance oils may be used in any scented product within IFRA limits, including:
- Personal care & skincare
- Haircare
- Home fragrance
- Laundry & household care
- Fine fragrance
Documentation & Technical Resources
Each fragrance includes IFRA & SDS documentation on its product page. Additional documentation supporting CMR-free positioning may be requested via our Documentation Request page.
Plan dosage with our Fragrance Oil Calculator.
For custom CMR-free fragrance development, visit Fragrance Design Services. Learn more about regulatory considerations on our fragrance education blog.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does CMR-free mean in fragrance?
It means the fragrance is formulated without intentionally added ingredients classified as carcinogens, mutagens, or reproductive toxins under applicable fragrance regulations.
Why do naturally occurring CMRs sometimes appear on documentation?
Plant-derived fragrance ingredients may contain naturally occurring trace constituents classified as CMRs. These appear in documentation due to the natural composition of the ingredient, not because a CMR material was intentionally added.
Does CMR-free mean my finished product is fully risk-free?
No. CMR-free refers only to the exclusion of intentionally added CMR-classified ingredients in the fragrance. Overall product suitability depends on your full formulation and testing.
Can CMR-free fragrances be used in any product type?
Yes—when used within IFRA limits and tested in your base.
Where can I find documentation?
IFRA & SDS files are posted on each fragrance page, with more available via the Documentation Request page.
How much should I use?
Use IFRA limits as maximums, then select working levels based on performance and testing. Our Calculator can help plan dosage.
