Safety data sheets

What a safety data sheet is

A safety data sheet (SDS) is a technical document that sets out the hazards of a chemical product and how to handle, store and dispose of it and what to do in an emergency. It is written mainly for people who handle a product at work.

If you have bought one of our products to use at home, the label on the product gives you the safety information you need. You do not need a safety data sheet to use it safely.

Asking for safety information

If you need safety information beyond what is on the label, for example because you stock our products, use them in a workplace, or have been asked for it by a doctor or vet, email us at the address below. Please tell us:

• the name of the product and its fragrance
• your order number, if you have one
• what you need the information for

We will send you the safety information we hold for that product. For cosmetic products, the information the law requires us to make available to the public is the ingredient list and the declared allergens, which are on the label and the product page.

In an emergency

• If someone has swallowed a product, has it in their eyes, or is having a reaction, follow the first aid advice on the product label.
• For urgent medical advice in the UK call NHS 111. In a life-threatening emergency call 999.
• If a pet has eaten or been affected by a product, contact your vet straight away.
• Keep the product and its label to hand so that you can tell the person helping you exactly what it is.

We are not able to give medical or veterinary advice. Please do not wait for a reply from us in an emergency.