Can I make ‘natural’ or ‘pure’ claims about this ylang ylang oil in my products?
Yes — this oil is 100% natural and undiluted, so "natural", "100% pure" and "undiluted" claims are supportable. Always back claims with the COA and follow local advertising rules.
Claims Guidance
| Claim | Basis |
|---|---|
| 100% pure / undiluted | No additives, carriers or diluents — confirmed by COA and GC profile |
| Natural | Steam-distilled directly from Cananga odorata flowers, no synthetic addition |
| ISO 3063 compliant | Batch COA certifies composition, grade and physicals |
| Cruelty-free / plant-derived | True for the oil itself (finished-product certification is your responsibility) |
- Keep a copy of the batch COA and product spec to substantiate any claim
- "Therapeutic grade" is not a regulated term — avoid unsubstantiated medical claims
- Do not make medicinal claims (e.g. "treats anxiety", "lowers blood pressure") unless your product is a regulated medicine
- For cosmetics, INCI labeling and allergen declarations are required by law
- Marketing claims must comply with the advertising rules of the destination country (EU, US, AU, CN)
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This article was published on 2026-09-07, and last updated on 2026-09-07. The article will be continuously updated.
