Fragrance library

What your supplier’s paperwork says, in one place. Copy the figures off their Certificate of Conformity and allergen declaration once, or pick the certificate PDF and the maxima are read for you.

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This is a record of what your supplier told you, not a certificate. Nothing here makes a product compliant, and nothing here is issued by IFRA. Keep the original documents; a safety assessor will ask for them, not for this.

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Name Supplier

Link to the certificate Cost per kilo

IFRA maximum, by product

Percent of the finished product, from the supplier’s certificate. The same oil has a different limit in soap, a lip balm and a candle, so leave blank anything the certificate does not state — blank is not the same as zero.

IFRA certificate

Read the PDF

Fills in the maxima below from your supplier’s certificate. The PDF is read on this device and not uploaded.

Amendment on the certificate

IFRA category 9 Bar soap, Liquid soap / body wash, Shampoo bar / shampoo, Syndet bar (shampoo, face or body), Rinse-off conditioner, Bath bomb / bath salts / bath oil, Shaving soap / cream IFRA category 5A Body lotion / body cream / body butter, Body scrub (leave-on oil residue) IFRA category 5B Face moisturiser, Beard oil or balm IFRA category 5C Hand cream IFRA category 5D Baby cream / oil IFRA category 1 Lip balm IFRA category 2 Deodorant IFRA category 4 Solid perfume / fine fragrance IFRA category 7B Leave-in hair product IFRA category 12 Candle, Wax melt IFRA category 10B Room / linen spray IFRA category 10A Reed diffuser IFRA category 11B Pillow spray

Allergen declaration

Percent of each allergen in the fragrance compound, as your supplier declared it. The calculator works out what that comes to in a finished bar.

I have the supplier’s allergen declaration

Tick this even when nothing is above the threshold. “None to declare” and “nobody has looked” are different answers, and only one of them is a label check that happened.

In soap

Vanillin, % From the supplier. Vanillin turns soap tan to brown as it cures.

Flash point, °C

From the safety data sheet. It matters for hot process and candles.

What you have seen it do in soap

Notes My supplier no longer sells this

Kept rather than deleted, because batches you made with it still name it.