Kind Laundry Facebook ad: “Fragrance is one word on an ingredient list. It can…”

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The word "fragrance" on an ingredient label is a legal loophole. Under current FDA and EPA regulation, manufacturers are not required to disclose what's inside their fragrance blend. One ingredient listed as "fragrance" can legally represent dozens or hundreds of individual chemical compounds — synthetic musks, phthalates, aldehydes, and sensitizers — none of which are visible on the label. Industry studies have identified more than 3,000 chemicals used as fragrance ingredients in consumer products. People with fragrance sensitivities, hormone concerns, or skin conditions have no way to evaluate their actual exposure — because the information isn't there to read. "Unscented" and "fragrance-free" are not the same thing. Unscented products can still contain fragrance chemicals added to mask the scent of other ingredients — they just don't smell like anything. Fragrance-free means no fragrance compounds, masking agents, or blends of any kind. Kind Laundry Fragrance-Free Detergent Sheets contain zero synthetic fragrance — confirmed by EWG Verified™ certification, which requires full disclosure and individual approval of every ingredient. Seven stain-fighting enzymes including protease, amylase, and lipase. Every ingredient on the label is the ingredient. Read the label. All of it.

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"Fragrance" is one word on an ingredient list. It can represent hundreds of chemicals.

No fragrance loophole. EWG Verified™. Every ingredient disclosed.