Is this fragrance booster safe for sensitive or allergy‑prone skin?

The booster contains ethanol and fragrance allergens such as limonene and linalool, which can cause irritation for highly sensitive individuals; a small patch test on the inner arm is recommended before full application.

What role does ethanol play in the booster’s formula, and why is it used?

Ethanol acts as a solvent that quickly dissolves perfume oils, speeds up evaporation for a light, non‑sticky feel, and helps the scent disperse evenly across the skin or fabric.

How often should the booster be applied, and does it contain any ingredients that could be considered controversial?

Apply a light spray after your regular perfume to refresh the scent, typically once or twice a day; the formula does not include parabens or phthalates, but the high alcohol level and synthetic fragrance compounds may be viewed as controversial by some consumers.

Cajoline • 460ml

Booster de parfum

Booster De Parfum

Product Insights

Boost‑in parfum from Cajoline is a 460 ml fragrance booster designed to intensify and prolong the scent of perfumes applied to the skin or clothing. The formula typically blends high‑purity ethanol, concentrated perfume oils and fixative agents such as benzyl benzoate, delivering a strong aromatic impact while remaining lightweight and fast‑drying. However, the high alcohol content and common fragrance allergens like limonene, linalool or citronellol may irritate sensitive skin, so a patch test is advised before widespread use.

Comparative Analysis

Positioned as a high‑concentration scent amplifier, this booster stands out in the French fragrance market by offering a larger 460 ml volume that lets users boost any perfume without purchasing a new full‑size fragrance.

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