R3llie's
Fragrance Free Manual
Up to 30% of people report having adverse reactions to a petroleum
chemical (petrochemical) named "fragrance". Furthermore, people living with
MCS
report having allergy-like (sometimes severe) reactions after being
exposed to very low levels of fragrance ~found in most everyday products.
Up to 72% of asthmatics are also affected. Even if you aren't reactive to
these synthetic chemicals, over time they may accumulate ~potentially
increasing the risk of sensitization. & To make matters worse, these
synthetic fragrances are made to stick around ~taking multiple washes to
remove!
How To Fragrance Free?
- Don't wear perfume, aftershave, scented lotion or deoderant.
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Don't use air fresheners (including car ones) & oder eliminators like
Febreze.
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Don't use scented laundry detergent, fabric conditioners & or dryer
sheets.
- ⭐️ Use unscented products!
Product Replacements
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Laundry & Cleaning:
Baking Soda
or
White Vinager
(never mix),
Castile Soap,
Eco Balls,
Soap Flakes,
Ecover laundry bleach.
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Steam Guns: Good for sanitizing kitchens, bathrooms, ovens & upholstery.
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Hygiene & Beauty:
Soap Bar,
Deoderant,
Skin Cream,
Mascara,
Eyeliner.
Pro Tips
- Check to see if your product has an unscented version!
- Look for: Unscented, Free & Clear, & Fragrance Free.
- Watch out for: Fragrance, Perfume, Aroma, Parfume, Poly, or PEG.
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Manufacturers can legally use the words: Natural, Organic, &
Hypoallergenic & still use petrochemicals‼️
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Unscented, Free & Clear, & Fragrance Free
DOES NOT ALWAYS mean they are free from fragrance‼️
- 💯 Always check the ingredients!
