What Alcohol-Free Fragrance Actually Means | XASIS Journal
What Alcohol-Free Fragrance Actually Means
Alcohol-free describes an aspect of a formulation, not a universal promise about how it behaves.

THE FIRST IMPRESSION.
An oil-based perfume may use a suitable carrier instead of conventional perfumer's alcohol. The feel, intensity and application vary with the rest of the formula.
MORE THAN A NOTE.
Alcohol-free does not mean the product is water-based, allergen-free or safe for every skin type. It also does not make the fragrance harmless if swallowed.
A THOUGHTFUL CHOICE.
Check the actual ingredients and intended use rather than treating the format as a standalone safety claim.
YOUR IMPRESSION.
A practical guide to checking what a cosmetic product claims, how it is presented and what information belongs to the finished item. These editorial guides describe general fragrance ideas, not verified performance or ingredient claims for an unfinished XASIS concept. Check current product details before purchase.