What are your experiences? I suffer from both natural and artificial fragrances. This can manifest itself in headaches, discomfort, mental upset, runny nose or blurred vision. Unfortunately, I have not yet found out how to easily search for fragrance-free products on this platform. Also, in the case of body care products, for example, these are spread across different lines and the fragrance-free label is usually only shown in small print.
1 year ago
I think you will get better advice from a good drugstore/pharmacy than from the Migi forum. What products have you used so far?
1 year ago
1 year ago
I think you will get better advice from a good drugstore/pharmacy than from the Migi forum. What products have you used so far?
Thank you for pointing that out. I may not have expressed myself precisely. Migros does have such items, but they are not easy to find.
1 year ago
1 year ago
Thank you for pointing that out. I may not have expressed myself precisely. Migros does have such items, but they are not easy to find.
Maybe the PH Balance line is something for you? Their hand cream, for example, is so fragrance-free that you can really smell the base of the ointment 😅
1 year ago
1 year ago
Thank you for pointing that out. I may not have expressed myself precisely. Migros does have such items, but they are not easy to find.
Oh, then I really misunderstood you, sorry.
1 year ago
I can relate to your experience. I am allergic to fragrances myself and have similar symptoms to yours. Headaches, malaise, mental upset, nasal runny nose and blurred vision are just some of the possible complaints that can be triggered by fragrances. I have also found that it can be difficult to find fragrance-free products. While there is a filter option for "fragrance" on this platform, it's not always accurate. Sometimes products are labeled as "fragrance-free" when they actually contain fragrance. When it comes to personal care products, it's especially difficult to find fragrance-free products. Many manufacturers do offer fragrance-free products, but these are often spread across different lines. The fragrance-free label is usually only stated in the small print. Here are a few tips on how to find fragrance-free products: Read the product descriptions carefully. If you are not sure whether a product is fragrance-free, contact the manufacturer. Look for products with the label "fragrance-free" or "fragrance-free". Look for products that are made with natural ingredients. Natural ingredients are generally less allergenic than synthetic fragrances.