Please click the below links to access documentation for our fragrance oils.
All regulatory documents for our fragrance oils are stored in a public Dropbox folder.
🔓 You do not need to request access, log in, or sign up.
If prompted by Dropbox, simply click “Continue to download” or “Cancel” to proceed — the folder is open and accessible.
We do not supply un-banded MSDS.
All MSDS are provided with manufacturer confidentiality preserved. Exact formulations are not disclosed to protect proprietary blends.
CPSRs (Cosmetic Product Safety Reports):
Everything needed to complete a CPSR is included in the MSDS, IFRA, and Allergen documents we provide.
CLP Labels with Only a Product Name:
If a fragrance at a certain usage level (e.g., Strawberry at 10%) contains no hazardous components, the CLP label will only display the product name — no hazard information is required.
You should still label your products in accordance with BS EN 15494:2019 – Product Safety Labels.
Unlabelled Room Sprays & Pet Perfume Labels:
These products come with the correct information for you to copy on to your own labelling.
The SDS, IFRA, Allergen document i want is not there?
If a document is missing please contact us and it will be added. We will reply to you to let you know when this has been done.
How do I make a CLP label for Augeo and a fragrance up to 25%?
We have a guide here
Legal Notice – CLP Labelling Responsibility
Under UK CLP Regulation (GB CLP) and EU Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008, the person who manufactures or places a mixture on the market is legally responsible for creating an accurate CLP label for that specific mixture.
Pure Scented can only supply CLP labels for finished products sold by us, where the full formulation, base materials and hazard classification are known, controlled, and verified.
If you purchase individual ingredients and then create your own room sprays, diffusers, cleaners, or any other product, this is a new mixture that you have manufactured. You cannot take a CLP label designed for a finished product and apply it to your own formulation.
Our labels — and anyone else’s — apply only to the exact formulation they were created for.
Using a CLP label from a ready-made product on a mixture you have made yourself is misclassification and mislabelling, which is a breach of UK product safety legislation, Trading Standards requirements, and chemical safety law.
If you create your own mixture, you must produce your own CLP label using the SDS and hazard information relevant to your final formula.
