Fragrance allergens / Rose Flower Oil/Extract
Rose Flower Oil/Extract
Rose Flower Oil/Extract must be declared in the EU and Northern Ireland, but it is NOT on the Great Britain list: GB retains the older, shorter list and has not adopted Reg (EU) 2023/1545.
Identity
| Name in the ingredient list | Rose Flower Oil/Extract |
|---|---|
| Also covered by this entry | Rosa Damascena Flower Oil; Rosa Damascena Flower Extract; Rosa Alba Flower Oil; Rosa Alba Flower Extract; Rosa Canina Flower Oil; Rosa Centifolia Flower Oil; Rosa Centifolia Flower Extract; Rosa Gallica Flower Oil; Rosa Moschata Flower Oil; Rosa Rugosa Flower Oil |
| CAS / EC numbers | 8007-01-090106-38-0 / EC 290-260-393334-48-6 / EC 297-122-184696-47-9 / EC 283-652-084604-12-6 / EC 283-289-884604-13-7 / EC 283-290-392347-25-6 / EC 296-213-3 |
| EU Annex III entry | 366 |
| Group entry | Several substance forms are declared under this single name. |
Rosa Damascena Flower Oil, Rosa Damascena Flower Extract, Rosa Alba Flower Oil, Rosa Alba Flower Extract, Rosa Canina Flower Oil, Rosa Centifolia Flower Oil, Rosa Centifolia Flower Extract, Rosa Gallica Flower Oil, Rosa Moschata Flower Oil and Rosa Rugosa Flower Oil share this Annex III entry, and the label must read "Rose Flower Oil/Extract" for any of them. A supplier figure given under any of these names therefore counts toward the same threshold, so add them together before comparing.
It was ADDED to the EU list by Reg (EU) 2023/1545, so products labelled for the familiar 26 (24 still in force by 2023) may need relabelling.
When it must appear on the label
Rose Flower Oil/Extract is itself an essential oil or plant extract, added for its scent or as part of a fragrance compound. It must be named individually in the ingredient list when its total concentration in the finished product exceeds 0.001% in leave-on products (lotions, balms) or 0.01% in rinse-off products (soap, shower gel), summed across every fragrance source in the recipe. Below the threshold it stays within the collective term "Parfum".
United States: no individual fragrance-allergen labelling is in force yet (MoCRA rulemaking pending); fragrance is declared collectively as "Fragrance".
Common questions
Do I have to list Rose Flower Oil/Extract on my label?
Rose Flower Oil/Extract must be declared in the EU and Northern Ireland, but it is NOT on the Great Britain list: GB retains the older, shorter list and has not adopted Reg (EU) 2023/1545. It must be named individually once it exceeds 0.001% of a leave-on product or 0.01% of a rinse-off product, summed across every fragrance source in the recipe. Below that it stays inside the collective term "Parfum".
What is the CAS number for Rose Flower Oil/Extract?
Rose Flower Oil/Extract is listed under CAS 8007-01-0, 90106-38-0, 93334-48-6, 84696-47-9, 84604-12-6, 84604-13-7, 92347-25-6, Annex III entry 366.
Tell me if Rose Flower Oil/Extract changes
Rose Flower Oil/Extract is on the EU list but not the Great Britain one, and that gap is exactly the sort of thing that closes without warning. If GB adopts it, or the EU entry changes, we update the rule tables and email you.
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Sources
- Commission Regulation (EU) 2023/1545 (OJ L 188, 27.7.2023), as corrected by the corrigendum of 11.11.2025, Annex (EUR-Lex)
Transcribed from the official texts linked above and checked against them; a labelling reference, not safety advice. You remain responsible for your product's labelling.
Rule tables last checked 25 September 2026.