IFRA & PFAS
IFRA limits and PFAS screening, in one check.
Fragrance materials checked against current IFRA 51st Amendment category limits, and every ingredient screened for PFAS — structurally and via total-organic-fluorine — with a citation behind every result.
Formula in → IFRA check → PFAS screen → Result
One upload, checked against IFRA category limits and PFAS indicators together.
1 · Formula in
Fragrance formula, as-is
Upload the fragrance formula with its product category — fine fragrance, leave-on, rinse-off — since IFRA limits are category-specific.
2 · IFRA check
Checked against the 51st Amendment
Every restricted material is checked against its current IFRA category limit, with the applicable limit and citation shown alongside the result.
3 · PFAS screen
Structural screen + total-organic-fluorine
Each ingredient is screened for PFAS both structurally and via total-organic-fluorine indicators, not name-matching against a static banned list alone.
4 · Result
Pass, fail, or flagged — with the why
Each result comes with the regulatory citation behind it, so a flag can be verified and acted on, not just trusted.
What gets checked
- IFRA 51st Amendment category limits, by fragrance category
- Restricted, prohibited, and specified fragrance materials
- PFAS structural screening across the formula's ingredients
- Total-organic-fluorine based PFAS indicators
- Citations shown alongside every result
A restricted material missed at formulation is expensive to catch later
IFRA limits and PFAS status get checked once and reused across every market a fragrance ships to — the same upload, checked against every applicable rule at once, before a reformulation decision has to happen downstream instead.
IFRA & PFAS screening — common questions
What does IFRA compliance checking actually check?
Each restricted fragrance material in a formula against its current IFRA 51st Amendment limit for the declared product category, with the applicable limit and citation shown.
How is PFAS screening done — is it just a name list?
No. Ingredients are screened both structurally and via total-organic-fluorine indicators, which catches PFAS-related substances that a static banned-name list alone would miss.
Can IFRA and PFAS be checked in the same pass as other market rules?
Yes — IFRA and PFAS screening run alongside the same formula's checks against EU, US, and other markets in one workspace, rather than as a separate tool.
Does a flagged result explain why it was flagged?
Yes. Every result carries the regulatory citation behind it, so a flag can be verified against the source rather than taken on faith.
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