IFRA
IFRA, or the
International Fragrance Association, sets the standards for how much fragrance
may be used in a particular application, like soap or candles. The IFRA
Standards are a set of rules and regulations for the use of fragrance
materials, and a baseline for the industry.
On Jan 10, 2020 IFRA
issued its most recent guidance with the 50th amendment. IFRA periodically
makes changes to its standards and regulations to reflect new understandings of
the different ingredients that make up fragrances. Typically, these changes
don’t necessitate much action by fragrance companies and makers of home
fragrance and body care products; the 50th amendment to the IFRA Standards,
however, does.
Below are the IFRA statements updated for the 50th amendment to the IFRA standards. While our fragrances have not been changed in any way, the
International Fragrance Association (IFRA) amended use standards that impact
many of our fragrances. Please review the IFRA standards for proper usage rates.
Please note that some of our IFRA statements still say 49th amendment on them, but they are all based on the 50th amendment. This was a typographical error when preparing the IFRA Statements. We are in the process of updating all of these. We apologize for any inconvenience.
ZIPPITY DOO DAH - CAN ONLY BE USED IN CANDLES