Ingredient · Updated
Cyclamen Aldehyde
Found in 2 products
What is Cyclamen Aldehyde?
Cyclamen Aldehyde is a synthetic fragrance compound used primarily in the cosmetics and fragrance industries. It is typically produced through chemical synthesis in a lab setting.
This compound is used to impart a fresh, floral scent to products, often described as being reminiscent of cyclamen flowers. There is limited health data specific to Cyclamen Aldehyde; as with many synthetic fragrances, sensitivity can vary between individuals.
When you see Cyclamen Aldehyde on a label, it indicates the presence of a synthetic fragrance component. Those with fragrance sensitivities should approach such ingredients with caution.
Commonly found in: perfumes, deodorants, lotions, soaps, air fresheners
What to watch
- May cause irritation or allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
The FDA does not individually approve fragrance ingredients but requires product safety testing by manufacturers.
Limited specific research on Cyclamen Aldehyde; general fragrance research suggests possible irritation for some.
Cyclamen Aldehyde is synthetically derived and considered vegan-friendly.
Sources: Fragrance Ingredient Review
Scout's take
Cyclamen aldehyde is a synthetic fragrance ingredient. It is used for its floral scent. It is generally considered safe but does not offer significant benefits in cleaning products.
The case against
Potential skin irritant.
from the analysis of Aera Mini DiffuserThe case for
Contributes a floral note to fragrances.
from the analysis of Aera Mini DiffuserMore from Scout's analyses
Synthetic floral aldehyde (Lilial-free analogue). Used as a safer substitute for IFRA-restricted Lilial.
from the analysis of Rosy & Earnest Be Earnest Eau de ParfumAll 2 products with Cyclamen Aldehyde
Where Cyclamen Aldehyde shows up
- Fragrances 1 product
- Air Fresheners 1 product
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