AMYL CINNAMAL
Is AMYL CINNAMAL safe for seborrheic dermatitis?
Amyl Cinnamal deserves caution on seborrheic-dermatitis-prone skin because it is a fragrance ingredient with recognised contact-allergy relevance. Fragrance does not cause every flare, but already-inflamed skin can be less tolerant of scented leave-on products.
No applicable evidence found for this page shows that Amyl Cinnamal feeds Malassezia or treats seb derm. Its main concern is irritation or allergy rather than yeast nutrition. A fragrance-free alternative may be simpler during an active flare, and a persistent rash deserves professional assessment.
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What is it?
A quick identity check, separate from the seb derm guidance above.
01 / 05- Material type
- Perfuming ingredient and declared allergen
- Ingredient family
- Fragrance aldehyde
- Cosmetic function
- Perfuming
What is AMYL CINNAMAL used for in skincare?
Amyl Cinnamal is used to add a floral, jasmine-like scent to cosmetics and personal-care products. It has no moisturising, cleansing or treatment role. Applicable cosmetic rules require fragrance-allergen labelling under defined conditions so sensitive users can recognise it.