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Lilial Update: 01/03/22

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Lilial Update – 01/03/2022: 

As of September 2019, Escentscia began to remove lilial and lyral from our fragrances at our request in advance of reclassification changes. Since this time, our customers who signed up to newsletters have been notified via email whenever a fragrance oil has been tweaked to remove lilial or lyral, or where there have been changes to fragrance oil documentation. 

From today, home fragrance products containing more than 0.3% lilial in the finished product cannot be sold to the public. Home fragrance products which contain less than 0.3% lilial in the finished product are not affected and can still be sold. 

Very few of our fragrances contained lilial at a high enough percentage to trigger 0.3% in the finished product and those that did were the first fragrances to be tweaked when the reworks began in 2019. 

Despite this, we wanted to go further, and we are happy to announce that all of the fragrance oils on the 4Candles website are now completely lilial and lyral free!

The following fragrances contained lilial in very small quantities and have been tweaked to remove this. We have checked all of these and there is no change in the scent as the alteration is so small. From today the new formulas have replaced the old and new MSDS documentation has been uploaded for the following fragrances:

Prime Range
  • 4Angels
  • 4Bleu
  • 4Delicious
  • 4Doves
  • 4JPG
  • 4Olympea
  • 4Rush
  • 4Stella
  • 4Velvet
  • Baby Powder
  • Camomile
  • Cherry Rose
  • Cotton Candy
  • Cotton Clean
  • Fresh Cut Grass
  • Green Tea
  • Highland Heather
  • Kiwi
  • Ocean Breeze
  • Pear
  • Pomegranate
Style Range
  • Cool Citrus Basil
  • English Pear & Freesia
  • Fairy Magic
  • Fluffy Towels
  • Freesias
  • Fresh Tuberose & Peony
  • Gardenia
  • Honeysuckle Jasmine
  • Juniper Breeze
  • Lime Basil Mandarin
  • Mediterranean Fig
  • Mimosa & Mandarin
  • Rock Salt & Driftwood
  • Sage & Pomegranate
  • Sandalwood & Black Pepper
  • Sun Washed Linen
  • Sweet Pea
  • Vanilla Peony
We are in the process of uploading the new CLP information to compliment the updated MSDS documents and these will be available on our website within the coming days. CLP information for the above fragrance oils purchased before 1st March can be accessed by contacting our customer services team here.
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