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Schol in Dutch: ‘schol’ on the label
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- 30,116 products
Schol in Dutch
On a Dutch label schol reads schol.
What is schol?
Schol is a substance in personal care products that can cause an allergic reaction on sensitive skin. Fragrance substances like this must be on the pack above 0.001% (in products that stay on the skin) or 0.01% (in products you rinse off).
How to avoid schol
- Look for ‘Schol’ in the ingredient list (INCI) on the pack: these names are the same in every language.
- ‘Parfum’ or ‘fragrance’ may contain it in smaller amounts without naming it.
- Fragrance free products are under Ingredients, Personal care.
Products without schol
- AH Roze koeken mini Albert Heijn
- AH Knakworst Albert Heijn
- Hak Gesneden bonen Dirk
- Melkan Halfvolle kwark stracciatella Dirk
- Oud geraspt Hoogvliet
- Mini crackers naturel Hoogvliet
- Müller Müllermilk Banana Flavour 400 g Jumbo
- Jumbo Kaas Jong Belegen 48+ Stuk 535 g Jumbo
All 30,116 products without schol
2 products contain schol according to the shops. Always read the pack.
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