Limonene
FragranceNaturalAlso known as: D-Limonene, Citrus Terpene
A citrus-scented terpene found in citrus peel oils. An EU-listed fragrance allergen commonly present in natural citrus-based products.
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Citrus fragrance, mild solvent properties.
Present as a fragrance component. Listed due to EU allergen requirements.
Oxidation products are the primary sensitizers. Fresh limonene is less allergenic. Among the most common fragrance allergens.
- fragrance sensitivity
- limonene allergy
Cautions
Known fragrance allergen, especially when oxidized. Can cause contact dermatitis. Increases photosensitivity.
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