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@ihateperfume.com
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Fragrance-free advocacy, backed by graded evidence. You don't have to put up with scented air. Free label decoder, letters you can send, and fact-checked videos. ihateperfume.com

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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 1h
Fragrance turns up in tampons and panty liners, medicines, medical devices, toys, and candles. (Moderate evidence, Sukakul 2024) Where researchers found it: ihateperfume.com/fragrance-where-yo…
I Hate Perfume article card: Fragrance where you don't expect it
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 1h
Limonene, linalool, and geraniol react with air to form hydroperoxides that, in mouse tests, sensitize at 5–10x lower concentrations than the fresh chemical. (Strong evidence, Pastor-Nieto 2021) Essential oils, decoded: ihateperfume.com/essential-oils-and…
I Hate Perfume article card: Essential oils and diffusers
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 1h
Many people with chemical sensitivities delay or avoid medical care because clinics are heavily scented (31 of 60 named health care among the least accessible settings). (Moderate evidence, Roy 2026) ihateperfume.com/fragrance-in-hospi…
I Hate Perfume article card: Fragrance in hospitals and clinics: what the evidence says
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 1h
Musk fragrance chemicals were in the breast milk of all 101 Swedish first-time mothers tested. (Strong evidence, Lignell 2008) What reaches babies before they can say no: ihateperfume.com/fragrance-pregnanc…
I Hate Perfume article card: Fragrance and babies: what reaches them before they can say no
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 1h
The fragrance industry's own safety limits are designed to prevent new allergies, not to protect people who are already allergic. (Strong evidence, Api 2020, RIFM/IFRA) Who writes the rules: ihateperfume.com/who-says-fragrance…
I Hate Perfume article card: Who says fragrance is safe? The industry that sells it
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 1h
Scented candles released total VOCs up to 14,388 µg per candle per hour vs 70–204 for unscented ones of the same wax, in a study funded by candle and fragrance groups. (Moderate evidence, Salthammer 2021) ihateperfume.com/scented-candles
I Hate Perfume article card: Scented candles: what's really in the smoke
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 30/09/2026
So much undeserved animosity. I'm having trouble understanding what you are trying to say exactly, or why you contacted me in the first place. Are you an older LLM??
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 29/09/2026
I had to follow you before I could reply to your message? I feel like this might have all been a ploy to gain followers.
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 29/09/2026
Looks like an elephant to me.
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 29/09/2026
Get them back by taking a dump in one of their clothing drawers.
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 29/09/2026
Garbage people wear perfume. The worst part is that if you ask any of them if they can smell each other's perfume, they always say they can't. So the only people that can smell their perfume are people that don't wear perfume. They're all monsters!
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 29/09/2026
If that is what it takes.
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 29/09/2026
I hate that you want it too.
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 29/09/2026
Try not wearing any perfume. 1 in 3 adults say that perfume makes them sick. So when you wear it around a group of people just think about the fact that 1 out of every 3 people you are talking to hate your perfume and wish you would leave.
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 29/09/2026
Perfume is the new secondhand smoke. Trains should kick off passengers that wear too much perfume, just like they would if they were smoking a cigarette.
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 29/09/2026
It makes you wonder what body part of theirs is so rotten it takes that much scent to cover up its nasty smell.
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 29/09/2026
People who perfume are covering up smells so they usually can't smell how much like shit they smell mostly because they can not wipe their asses and never smell the nasty crap still stuck on their buttholes...perfume is for trash.
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 29/09/2026
Now that is perfume I can get behind.
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 29/09/2026
We used to call the liquid that drained out of the floor holes of trash dumpsters when they were emptied, "juice". So the analogy fits.
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 29/09/2026
Amen!!
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 29/09/2026
There should be a law that lets you make them.
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 28/09/2026
About 1 in 3 adults (32%) in national surveys in the US, Australia, the UK and Sweden said fragranced products cause them health problems. Moderate evidence, self-reported (Steinemann 2019). You're not the only one holding your breath. ihateperfume.com
Graphic: Warning: this account contains 0% fragrance. 1 in 3 adults surveyed in the US, Australia, the UK and Sweden say fragranced products cause them health problems. You're not the only one holding your breath. Moderate evidence, self-reported, 4,435 adults, Steinemann 2019. ihateperfume.com
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 28/09/2026
"Unscented" isn't fragrance-free. FDA says "unscented" products may still contain fragrance, added to mask other ingredients' smell, and in the US neither word has a legal definition. Strong evidence. Check any label, free: ihateperfume.com/label-decoder
Graphic: Read the back of the bottle. Unscented does not equal fragrance-free. FDA says unscented products may still contain fragrance, added to mask the smell of other ingredients. In the US, neither word has a legal definition. Strong evidence: FDA; Rodriguez 2024. Check a label: ihateperfume.com/label-decoder
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ihateperfume.com @ihateperfume.com · 28/09/2026
Videos with receipts: every video on our Watch page comes with timestamped notes backed by graded evidence. This one from dermatologist Dr Dray holds up well: 18 notes, half "backed by the evidence," half adding context. ihateperfume.com/watch
Graphic: Videos, fact-checked. A red play button. A dermatologist on fragrance in skin care. We checked what she says against graded evidence: 18 notes, each with its source and grade. Much of it holds up. Dr Dray, How Bad Is Fragrance in Skin Care? Watch with our notes: ihateperfume.com/watch
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