Lance Carson
Prada's fragrances have been popular since the release of Prada Amber in 2004. However, Prada's fragrances have been rated as a 'moderate hazard' by EWG Skin Deep. Prada Eau De Toilette Natural Spray, Luna Rossa, has been rated as a 'high hazard'. This article will explore whether Prada uses unsafe chemicals in their fragrances.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Prada fragrances | Prada Amber, Prada Candy L'Eau, Prada Eau de Parfum, Prada Candy Eau De Parfum Spray, Prada Eau De Toilette Natural Spray, Luna Rossa |
| Hazard level | Moderate to high |
What You'll Learn
Prada Eau de Parfum
Prada's fragrances are produced in conjunction with Puig. According to EWG Skin Deep, Prada Eau de Parfum Spray, Candy has a moderate hazard level, with limited data availability.
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Prada Candy Eau De Parfum Spray
Prada Candy L’Eau is described as fresh and luminous, airy with the scent of a bunch of sweet peas – and still with a subtle caramel warmth, at its floral Ambrée heart.
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Prada Eau De Toilette Natural Spray, Luna Rossa
Prada's Eau De Toilette Natural Spray, Luna Rossa, has been rated as a high hazard by EWG Skin Deep. However, the data availability for this rating is limited.
Prada has released a number of fragrances over the last decade or so, including Prada Amber (a.k.a. Prada Eau de Parfum) in 2004, and Prada Candy L’Eau. Prada's first mass-market fragrance, Prada Eau de Parfum, was released in 2004. The Prada "Ephemeral Infusion" line, which featured more costly ingredients, was introduced in 2007. Prada fragrances are produced in conjunction with Puig.
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Prada Amber
Prada's fragrances are produced in conjunction with Puig, and the brand has released a range of perfumes over the years, including Prada Paradoxe, Prada Candy L’Eau, and Prada Eau de Parfum.
While some Prada fragrances have been rated as having a "moderate hazard" or "high hazard" by EWG Skin Deep, it is unclear whether Prada Amber specifically contains unsafe chemicals. The EWG ratings are based on limited or fair data availability, so it is possible that further information may become available in the future.
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Prada Candy L'Eau
Prada's fragrances have been assessed by EWG Skin Deep® and given hazard ratings. Prada Candy Eau De Parfum Spray was rated as a moderate hazard, with limited data availability. Prada Candy L’Eau was described as fresh and luminous, airy with the scent of a bunch of sweet peas – and still with a subtle caramel warmth, at its floral Ambrée heart. It is unclear whether Prada fragrances contain unsafe chemicals, but it is worth noting that the Prada Eau De Parfum Spray has been rated as a moderate hazard by EWG Skin Deep®. This suggests that there may be some cause for concern regarding the safety of Prada fragrances. However, it is important to note that the data availability for this rating is limited, and more research may be needed to fully understand the potential risks associated with Prada fragrances.
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Frequently asked questions
No, Prada fragrances have been rated as moderate hazard and high hazard by EWG Skin Deep.
EWG Skin Deep is an organisation that rates products based on their safety.
A moderate hazard means that the product may cause some irritation or other minor issues.
A high hazard means that the product is more likely to cause serious issues, such as allergic reactions or other health problems.
