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There is no general "fragrance allergy". The corresponding sensitizations are directed against the individual fragrances (see there). In larger European studies, about 2% of those examined tested positive for fragrances. Evernia prunastri(oak moss) proved to be the most potent allergen, followed by cinnamaldehyde and hydroxycitronellal.
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