Fragrance-free – The fragrance-free category covers 5-litre canisters of products supplied without added perfume. These are specified where guest sensitivity, allergy considerations or a clinical setting rule out a scented line – medical hotels, treatment areas, spa cabins and properties that offer unscented rooms as a standing option alongside their scented ones.
When requesting a quotation, state the products, the areas concerned and the number of canisters per delivery, and say whether documentation is needed for a specific standard. Full ingredient declarations are given on each product page and should be checked against the property's own requirements.
Fragrance-free: procurement considerations
- Guest sensitivity: an option for guests who react to perfume, and one that properties increasingly hold as a standing alternative rather than on request
- Treatment areas: specified in spa cabins and treatment rooms, where an added scent would interfere with the products used in the treatment
- Documentation: check the ingredient declaration against the property's own requirement, as unscented does not automatically mean free of every named substance
- Parallel stock: if scented and fragrance-free lines run side by side, label the canisters clearly so the two are not confused during a floor round
Frequently asked questions about this category
Does fragrance-free mean the product has no smell at all?
It means no perfume is added; the raw materials themselves may still have a faint inherent odour.
Where is this line usually specified?
In medical and wellness settings, in treatment rooms and in guest rooms held for guests who ask for an unscented option.
