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What is the difference between “fragrance-free” and “unscented?

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What is the difference between “fragrance-free” and “unscented?

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Most dermatologists recommend that you choose “fragrance-free” products, such as Eucerin and Aquaphor, rather than “unscented” if you have sensitive skin. Why? Because fragrances are the leading irritating ingredient for sensitive skin, and are hidden in many products advertised as appropriate for sensitive skin. A product labeled “unscented” in fact may contain a very subtle fragrance known as a “masking scent,” used to cover up medicinal or unpleasant odors; “fragrance-free,” on the other hand, means the product contains absolutely no fragrance ingredients. Back to top .

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