Fragrances and essential oils (epicutaneous test series)

Author:Prof. Dr. med. Peter Altmeyer

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Last updated on: 29.10.2020

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Epicutaneous test series fragrances; Fragrances; Fragrance series

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DKG Fragrances and essential oils -fragrances- (quoted according to DKG)

  1. Clove oil 2 % Vas.
  2. Orange oil 2 % Vas.
  3. Vanillin 10 % Vas.
  4. Cedar wood oil 10 % Vas.
  5. Eucalyptus oil 2 % vas.
  6. Bay leaf oil 2 % vas.
  7. Lemongrass oil 2 % vas.
  8. Lemon oil 2 % vas.
  9. Bitter orange blossom oil 5 % Vas. (since 2016, previously 2%)
  10. Peppermint oil 2 % Vas.
  11. Salicylaldehyde 2 % Vas.
  12. Menthol 1 % Vas.
  13. Benzaldehyde 5 % Vas.
  14. Majantol 5 % Vas.
  15. Ylang-ylang (I + II) oil 10 % vas.
  16. Narcissus absolute 2 % Vas.
  17. Jasmine absolute 5 % Vas.
  18. Sandalwood oil 10 % Vas.
  19. Patchouli oil 10 % Vas.

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Last updated on: 29.10.2020

Author: Prof. Dr. med. Peter Altmeyer