Why Perfume Is Not for Ingestion | XASIS Journal
Why Perfume Is Not for Ingestion
Fragrance cosmetics are intended for their labelled use, not as food or drink.

THE FIRST IMPRESSION.
A pleasant smell, sweet description or oil carrier does not establish that a perfume is safe to swallow. Aromatic materials can pose risks when used incorrectly.
MORE THAN A NOTE.
Fragrance should also be kept away from children's access and from pets, regardless of how small the bottle looks.
A THOUGHTFUL CHOICE.
Store the product securely and seek urgent professional advice if a potentially harmful amount is swallowed. Do not intentionally taste or dilute it for consumption.
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.