Ingredient · Updated
Aroma (Flavor)
Found in 3 products
Scout's take
The term 'aroma/flavor' is often used to denote added fragrances or flavors in cosmetic products. These can be synthetic and may cause allergic reactions or irritation. The lack of specificity makes it difficult to assess safety.
The case against
There is a risk of skin irritation or allergic reactions, especially in sensitive individuals.
from the analysis of MERIT Signature Lip Lightweight Lipstick BabyPotential for allergic reactions and skin irritation.
from the analysis of Monika Blunder Beauty Botanical Balm Hyaluronic Lip TintThe case for
It enhances the sensory experience of the product, providing a pleasant scent or taste.
from the analysis of MERIT Signature Lip Lightweight Lipstick BabyEnhances the sensory experience of the product.
from the analysis of Monika Blunder Beauty Botanical Balm Hyaluronic Lip TintMore from Scout's analyses
Undisclosed proprietary flavor blend. Can hide dozens of synthetic aroma chemicals, phthalate carriers, and allergens with zero consumer disclosure under FDA trade-secret rules.
from the analysis of Colgate Total Active Prevention Toothpaste Fresh MintAroma or flavor in cosmetics can refer to a mixture of natural and synthetic compounds used to impart scent or taste. It can be a source of irritation or allergic reactions.
from the analysis of MERIT Signature Lip Lightweight Lipstick BabyAll 3 products with Aroma (Flavor)
Where Aroma (Flavor) shows up
- Makeup 1 product
- Lip Care 1 product
- Toothpaste 1 product
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