Gentle cleansing for sensitive everyday life

Hypoallergenic. Non-toxic. Effective.

What does 'hypoallergenic' actually mean?

A substance or product that is designed to contain as few allergens as possible , so it is less likely to cause an allergic reaction in those who are sensitive to it.

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CYCLE – the choice for sensitive homes

If you're looking for effective cleansers without irritation, you've come to the right place.
CYCLE's hypoallergenic products are designed for families, pet owners, and those with sensitive skin.

No harsh chemicals. No allergens.

From gentle dishwashing detergents and laundry detergents to fabric softeners, stain remover soaps and even unscented pet wipes - you'll find it all here.

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Frequently asked questions

What does it mean for a product to be hypoallergenic?

Hypoallergenic means that the product has been developed to minimise the risk of allergic reactions. This does not guarantee that it will not cause allergies in anyone, but the ingredients have been carefully selected. It is important to note that the use of the term "hypoallergenic" is not uniformly regulated in the EU or other countries. Manufacturers may refer to different internal testing protocols.

Who is recommended to use hypoallergenic products?

Especially for those with sensitive skin, skin conditions (e.g. eczema, rosacea) or prone to allergic reactions. Also recommended for children, the elderly or those with skin barrier problems (e.g. excessive dryness, redness).

Can hypoallergenic products be used by babies and newborns?

Yes, hypoallergenic products can be especially suitable for the skin of babies and newborns, as these products minimize the risk of irritation and allergic reactions. Make sure the product is fragrance- and alcohol-free, pH-neutral, and “pediatric-tested.” For newborns, it is a good idea to test any new product on a small area before use.

What ingredients are usually found in hypoallergenic products?

They often avoid fragrances, dyes, parabens, sulfates, alcohols, and other substances that often cause skin irritation or allergic reactions. They may also avoid preservatives (e.g. methylisothiazolinone), formaldehyde-releasing agents, or nickel derivatives, which are common contact allergens.

How can I recognize a hypoallergenic product?

The packaging usually states “hypoallergenic.” It can also be helpful to read the ingredients list and look for labels that say it’s recommended for sensitive skin. It can be especially reassuring if the product also references independent dermatological or allergological testing (e.g. ECARF certification).

How are hypoallergenic products tested?

Hypoallergenic products are usually tested in dermatological tests, in a controlled environment, on individuals with sensitive skin. Irritation and allergic potential is measured using so-called “patch tests”, but it is important to note that these are not a substitute for individual sensitivity testing. Testing is often done on small sample groups, so the results do not guarantee that the product is safe for all members of a larger population.

How reliable is the “hypoallergenic” label on products?

The term “hypoallergenic” is not fully regulated in many countries, including the EU. Manufacturers decide on the criteria they use, so it is always worth checking the ingredients and testing methods. For conscious consumers, it is worth paying attention to additional labels such as “fragrance-free”, “non-comedogenic” or “sensitive skin”.

What does it mean when a product is “dermatologically tested”? Is this the same as being hypoallergenic?

The term “dermatologically tested” indicates that the product has been tested under the supervision of a dermatologist, but this is not the same as being hypoallergenic. A product can be dermatologically tested but still contain allergenic ingredients. Therefore, it is always advisable to combine this information with a detailed analysis of the ingredients.

Are hypoallergenic products always fragrance-free?

Not necessarily. While many hypoallergenic products are fragrance-free, some contain natural or synthetic fragrances that have a low risk of allergies. The terms "fragrance-free" and "unscented" are not the same. The former means completely fragrance-free, while the latter often contains odor-neutralizing compounds that can themselves be irritating.

Is it worth choosing a hypoallergenic product even if I have no known allergies?

Yes, especially if you want gentle and safe skin care in the long term. Skin-friendly formulas are less irritating, help preserve the skin's protective layer, and are less likely to trigger sensitivity that develops over time (so-called delayed-type allergies). This can be especially useful for prevention or during periods when the skin is particularly sensitive (e.g. stress, hormonal changes, after UV exposure).