What INCI name should I use on my cosmetic label?

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Use the INCI botanical designation Chrysanthemum morifolium flower oil on your cosmetic label (per ISO 4720:2018 nomenclature), with the common name "Chrysanthemum Oil" or "Hangzhou White Chrysanthemum Oil" for marketing copy. Labeling Guidance FieldValueINCI nameChrysanthemum morifolium flower oilCommon nameChrysanthemum (Hangzhou white) essential oilFunctionFragrance / skin-conditioning conceptAllergen listPer GC-MS; declare EU Annex III allergensInclude the IFRA allergen declaration from the COA on the finished product, list the oil's function appropriately, and keep the claim language aligned with local cosmetic regulations. We provide the exact labeling text block with each bulk shipment.Send your label draft and we will verify the INCI, allergen and function wording against your market rules.

Field	Value
INCI name	Chrysanthemum morifolium flower oil
Common name	Chrysanthemum (Hangzhou white) essential oil
Function	Fragrance / skin-conditioning concept
Allergen list	Per GC-MS; declare EU Annex III allergens

What INCI name should I use on my cosmetic label?

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