Allergen & irritant analysis
This moisturizer from A-derma lists 21 ingredients. AllerNote's analysis found no commonly-flagged contact allergens or irritants in the INCI list — though no formula is universally safe. No added fragrance, parabens, MI / MCI (isothiazolinones), formaldehyde-releasing preservatives, SLS / SLES sulfates were detected in the listed ingredients.
No commonly-flagged contact allergens or irritants were detected in the listed ingredients — though no formula is universally safe.
Not detected: added fragrance, parabens, MI / MCI (isothiazolinones), formaldehyde-releasing preservatives, SLS / SLES sulfates.
Generated from this product's ingredient list and AllerNote's allergen database — educational, not medical advice or a substitute for patch testing.
Benefits
Key Ingredients
- 1Vitamin EProtects skin and soothes irritation.
- 2AntioxidantsShields skin from free radical damage.
Full Ingredient List
21INCI (full list, INCI order): water, glycerin, dicaprylyl carbonate, pentylene glycol, c14-22 alcohols, butylene glycol, helianthus annuus seed oil, behenyl alcohol, citrus aurantium dulcis fruit water, sodium stearoyl glutamate, aloe barbadensis leaf juice powder, avena sativa flower/leaf/stem juice, c12-20 alkyl glucoside, citric acid, citrus reticulata peel extract, glyceryl caprylate, sclerotium gum, sodium benzoate, taraxacum officinale rhizome/root extract, tocopherol, xanthan gum
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Potential Concerns
- May Worsen RosaceaCan trigger flare-ups in rosacea-prone skin.
Frequently asked questions
Is Anti-Redness Biology Calm Cream fragrance-free?
No added fragrance or EU-labelled fragrance allergens were detected in Anti-Redness Biology Calm Cream's listed ingredients. "Not detected" isn't an absolute guarantee, but it's a good sign for fragrance-sensitive skin — confirm against the current pack and your own triggers.
Is Anti-Redness Biology Calm Cream paraben-free?
No parabens were detected in Anti-Redness Biology Calm Cream's listed ingredients. Worth keeping in perspective: parabens are among the least common cosmetic allergens, so "paraben-free" matters far less for reactive skin than avoiding fragrance or the preservative MI/MCI.
Is Anti-Redness Biology Calm Cream suitable for sensitive or allergy-prone skin?
No commonly-flagged allergens or irritants were detected in Anti-Redness Biology Calm Cream, which is encouraging for reactive skin — but "no known flags" isn't the same as "safe for everyone." Patch test before full use, and check it against your own allergen profile on AllerNote.