Does this lavender oil comply with IFRA and include allergen declarations?

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Yes — the oil is supplied with IFRA 51 usage limits and a full EU allergen declaration, because lavender oil naturally contains the regulated allergens linalool and linalyl acetate. Allergen & IFRA Data ItemDetailIFRA 51Usage limits documented for fragrance categoriesDeclared allergensLinalool (20–43%), linalyl acetate (25–47%) per GC-MSEU labelingRequired on cosmetic labels when above thresholds (EC 1223/2009 Annex III)SDSEU CLP format, allergens flaggedNatural lavender oil cannot be made allergen-free; the commercial answer is accurate declaration and dose management. We provide exact allergen percentages from the batch GC-MS so your formulator can stay within IFRA category limits.Send your fragrance category and use level, and our technical team will confirm IFRA compliance for your finished product.

Item	Detail
IFRA 51	Usage limits documented for fragrance categories
Declared allergens	Linalool (20–43%), linalyl acetate (25–47%) per GC-MS
EU labeling	Required on cosmetic labels when above thresholds (EC 1223/2009 Annex III)
SDS	EU CLP format, allergens flagged

Does this lavender oil comply with IFRA and include allergen declarations?

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