Cinnamal

  • May Irritate Lips
  • May Cause Irritation
  • May Worsen Eczema
  • May Worsen Redness
  • EU Listed Allergen
  • Fragrance

Not rated A basic ingredient widely used in most products, such as purified water, or one that is not suitable for star-rating-based preference analysis.

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About Cinnamal

Cinnamal is an aromatic aldehyde.[1] Its properties and feel in a finished product may vary depending on the concentration, accompanying ingredients, formula acidity, and manufacturing conditions. In cosmetics, it is used to alter an ingredient's taste or odor to make it difficult to ingest, to add taste and flavor to lip or oral-care products, and to add fragrance to a product or adjust an ingredient's characteristic odor.[2]

Cinnamal Details

Ingredient function
Denaturant, Flavouring, Perfuming
Main product categories
Perfume, Lip Balm, Leave-In Treatment
INCI name
CINNAMAL
CosIng ID
32846

Cinnamal References

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