Ingredient

Linalool

Fragrance component found in many essential oils. Common allergen that oxidizes on skin to form sensitizing compounds.

Linalool is a naturally occurring fragrance molecule found in lavender and many other plants. It is a common allergen that can oxidize on skin and cause delayed contact dermatitis.

Also known as

Linalool3,7-Dimethyl-1,6-Octadien-3-olLinalool Oxide

Categories

fragranceallergen
Pore Clogging

Low concern

Linalool has a low comedogenic rating and is unlikely to clog pores.

Fungal Acne

Low concern

Linalool is considered safe for fungal-acne-prone skin.

Pregnancy

Low concern

Linalool is generally considered safe during pregnancy.

Irritation

Some caution

Linalool may cause irritation in sensitive skin types. Reason: fragrance compound.

Common Questions

What is Linalool used for?
Fragrance component found in many essential oils. Common allergen that oxidizes on skin to form sensitizing compounds.
Can Linalool clog pores?
Linalool has a low comedogenic rating and is unlikely to clog pores.
Is Linalool fungal acne safe?
Linalool is considered safe for fungal-acne-prone skin.
Is Linalool commonly irritating?
Linalool may cause irritation in sensitive skin types.

Educational purposes only. Always consult a dermatologist for personalised guidance.