Scent and Sensitive Skin: Should You Trust New ‘Sensory’ Fragrances?
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Scent and Sensitive Skin: Should You Trust New ‘Sensory’ Fragrances?

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2026-01-28
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Can receptor-targeted 'sensory' fragrances be safe for sensitive skin? Learn how to patch test and choose low-irritant fragranced skincare in 2026.

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