V.V.Love Lovely Dream Testpermet 250ml
Budget fragrance with common irritants like alcohol and undisclosed parfum; moderate safety for occasional use but not ideal for sensitive skin.
Flammable due to high alcohol content - keep away from heat, sparks, or open flame. For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes and broken skin. Discontinue if rash or irritation occurs. Contains fragrance which may trigger allergies in sensitive users.
What's the verdict?
This general personal care fragrance product uses a simple alcohol-based formula to deliver its scent. As a budget brand item with no specific certifications or detailed ingredient disclosure available, it prioritizes accessibility over premium or natural components.
What it's made of
3 listed · 2 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label- Denatured Alcohol (Solvent/Carrier)Caution
Primary base that dissolves and disperses the fragrance for quick-dry application and scent projection; can dry out skin, cause irritation or stinging on sensitive areas, and poses flammability risk during storage and use.
- Parfum (Fragrance Blend)Caution
Creates the Lovely Dream scent profile using undisclosed synthetic aroma chemicals; common source of contact dermatitis, potential endocrine disruptors like phthalates, and respiratory irritation for sensitive or asthmatic users.
- Aqua (Water) (Diluent/Base)
Inert carrier that dilutes the formula for skin application; no notable adverse effects, helps reduce overall concentration of alcohol and fragrance but does not add nutritional or protective benefits.
Nutrition
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