It seems like the best way to clear up some confusion about being fragrance-free, is to provide a checklist of products and places where fragrances that can make you not be fragrance-free are found, so that you don’t inadvertently bring fragrances with you when going somewhere with a strict fragrance-free policy.
The checklist addresses some common misconceptions about what being fragrance-free really means.
Being fragrance-free is about more than not using perfume or cologne.
It’s also not about skipping deodorant, as some people seem to think.
The checklist provides information about how to check products for fragrance, as well as a list of frequently used products that have fragrances added, so that you can check your labels.
Image: small preview of the 3 page Checklist
Edited to add that this isn’t big enough to read.
To read, you need to click on the PDF link below
To view or download the 3 page Fragrance-free Checklist document in PDF, click below
2019-Fragrance-free-Checklist-FINAL1
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For more information and ways to address fragrance-free policies, see:
Help for How to Be Fragrance-Free
and if you’re still struggling with the why:
So You Think We’re Being Difficult
When We ask You to Change Products?
PDFs of 2 posters can be found here:
They Said I Wasn’t Fragrance-Free. How Can That Be?
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If you need to de-fragrance yourself, Peggy Munson’s document is helpful:
How to Be Fragrance-Free
It’s currently available from:
https://clpp.hampshire.edu/sites/default/files/content_files/How%20To%20Be%20Fragrance%20Free.pdf
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♥ Be fragrance-free. It’s good for you. It’s good for me. ♥
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From Fragrance Free Revolution – 50 Shades of Fragrance
Text:
1. Perfumes
2. Aftershaves
3. eyeshadow
4. eyeliner
5. mascara
6. foundation
7. face power
8. lip gloss
9. Lipstick
10. fake tan
11. Body lotion
12. hand cream
13. face cream
14. eye cream
15. Face serum
16. body cream
17. body butter
18. shampoo
19. conditioner
20. hair gel
21. hair spray
22. hair wax
23. hair mousse
24. hand sanitizer
25. soap
26. Sunscreen
27. Deodorant
28. Nappies
29. Shower gel
30. Air freshener
31. DishWashing liquid
32. Cleaning products
33. Garbage bags
34. Carpet freshener
35. Plug ins
36. Laundry detergents
37. Dry sheets
38. Fabric softener
39. Deodoriser
40. Scented candles
41. Tissues
42. Wipes
43. Shaving cream
44. Talc
45. Essential Oils
46. Diffusers
47. Incense
48. Toilet paper
49. Feminine hygiene
products
50. Fly repellent
(many more in the comments there)
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I became seriously sensitive to all scent and fragrance this last two years, my home, myself, my husband are now chemical smell free.. I have to wear a special mask to keep out all fragrance when I go outside my home, visiting family… horrible isolated life I now have… the world it polluted in unnecessary scents…
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