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Anyone with fragrance sensitivities will know that travelling can be challenging. From the scent marketing in hotels, resorts and Airbnbs, to the cleaning products used, to making sure you have everything you need - just in case. It can feel like a full-on project finding somewhere to stay and then actually getting there to enjoy your holiday! Here are my top tips and products for as comfortable a trip as possible. Do your research Contact hotels and holiday accommodation bef

The go-to list of skincare products for anyone suffering from fragrance sensitivities. Tried, tested and trusted over years (and sometimes decades) of use.

For a long time, despite being fragrance sensitive, I was able to use pretty much any shampoo, conditioner and styling product I liked. Then the rain came. I was standing outside trying to fix a broken lock on our garden shed and the heavens opened. Within minutes, I could feel my eyelids burning. Having short cropped hair, my wax had slithered down my face, made contact with the delicate skin on my eyelids and BOOM, that was me done for. The search for fragrance free hair pr

Thankfully, there are many more choices now for those of us that want, or need, to use fragrance-free laundry products. The benefits aren’t just for those of us that have fragrance issues. A fragrance-free product often means less potentially harmful ingredients - better for both you and the planet. Even if you don’t suffer extreme dermatological or respiratory reactions, we can become sensitive over time. Washing your clothes, towels and bedding in fragrance-free detergent w

Living fragrance-free isn’t only about what you put on your skin or expose your skin to — it’s about strengthening your skin from the inside out.

The town I live in seems to have become increasingly smelly over the past couple of years. It started with Lululemon. I used to love...

The skin around the eyes is the most delicate. Unfortunately, what works on the rest of your face and body might still irritate sensitive eyelids . When looking for products for your eyes, you would assume that beauty and skincare brands would avoid all known irritants. You would assume wrong! Having always had sensitive facial skin, I have known for many moons now that, bizarrely, you will find all sorts on the ingredients lists of eye creams. From fragrance, to limonene, to