Why Some Skincare Still Has Alcohol & Fragrance (Formulator Explanation) @ChemistConfessions
Why Some Skincare Still Has Alcohol & Fragrance (Formulator Explanation)  @ChemistConfessions
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 minutes ago
Why do some dark spot treatments still use alcohol and fragrance in 2026? 🤔

From a formulator’s perspective it often comes down to stability. Some active ingredients are very difficult to formulate with, and need help staying stable, effective, or even usable in a product.

That can mean trade-offs like alcohol for stability or fragrance to mask formula odors.

It doesn’t mean it’s ideal for everyone but there’s usually a formulation reason behind it.

Let’s discuss 👀
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