Fragrance Chemicals Assigned the Pictogram GHS06 “Skull and Crossbones” by UN GHS

Additional fragrance chemicals of concern present on IFRA List 2015:

• Fragrance chemicals assigned the pictogram GHS08 “Health Hazard” by UN GHS. Click here.
• Fragrance chemicals assigned the signal word “Warning” by UN GHS. Click here.
• Fragrance chemicals assigned the signal word “Danger” by UN GHS. Click here.
• Fragrance chemicals on the European Union Endocrine Disruptors Priority List. Click here.
• Fragrance chemicals on the Canadian Cosmetic Ingredient HotList – chemicals prohibited & restricted for use in cosmetics in Canada. Click here.
• Fragrance chemicals on the EU Annex ii: Chemicals prohibited from cosmetics in the EU. Click here.
• Fragrance chemicals on the Washington State List of Chemicals of High Concern to Children. Click here.
• Fragrance chemicals on the California Proposition 65, carcinogens and reproductive toxicants. Click here.
• Fragrance chemicals classified as carcinogens by the IARC Monographs, Volumes 1–113. Click here.
• Fragrance chemicals found in the National Toxicology Program 13th Report on Carcinogens. Click here.
• Fragrance chemicals on the California Department of Toxic Substances Control Candidate Chemical List. Click here.
• Fragrance chemicals on the European Union Substances of Very High Concern List. Click here.
• Fragrance chemicals on the ChemSec SIN List. Click here.
• Fragrance chemicals designated Toxic Substances in South Korea. Click here.

This data is included in Women’s Voices for the Earth’s report: Unpacking the Fragrance Industry. Please cite accordingly.