Documents
For every perfume oil you get a safety data sheet, an IFRA compliance statement and an allergen list as PDF. Search for the oil by number or name and download the documents.
In briefIFRA:IFRA is the international association of the fragrance industry. Its standards set how much of a fragrance ingredient a type of product may contain at most. For every oil you get an IFRA compliance statement.All terms
What else you need as a brand: law and approval
Documents for perfume oils: what they mean.
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The safety data sheet describes classification, handling, storage and transport of the oil. The IFRA statement confirms that the oil meets the IFRA standard. The allergen list names the fragrance substances you must declare on your label. CPSR, batch documents and specifications are available on request.
What is the difference between a safety data sheet and a CPSR?
The safety data sheet belongs to the oil as a raw material and follows chemicals law (REACH and CLP). The CPSR belongs to the finished perfume and follows cosmetics law. You order the CPSR for your product, and the blog shows how to read the data sheet: reading the safety data sheet for perfume oil (German).
What do I need the IFRA statement for?
It confirms that the oil meets the IFRA standard. Maximum levels apply per product category, so perfume has different limits than candles or soap. More in the blog: IFRA standards explained (German).
What is changing for fragrance allergens?
The number of fragrance allergens that must be declared rises from 26 to more than 80, and the new list applies to newly marketed products from 31 July 2026. Please confirm dates and scope with a specialist. Fragrance allergens 2026 (German).
