Pure Gold: alcohol, fragrance, and micellar ingredients

Read the formula based on your preferences

Biomed Oro Puro Micellar Water contains alcohol and fragrance among its declared ingredients. If you are specifically looking for an alcohol-free or fragrance-free micellar water, this is information to consider before choosing. The name "Oro Puro" (Pure Gold) identifies the product and its cosmetic line: it does not mean the formula is composed solely of gold and water.

The product presentation lists Oro Puro, silk proteins, and botanical extracts, including cornflower and chamomile. These are elements that characterize the product alongside the cleansing base. To see the complete and updated list for the bottle you are using, please read the packaging. If you have a known sensitivity to an ingredient, compare its specific name with the label.

Names that help guide you

Alcohol Denat. indicates the presence of denatured alcohol; Parfum identifies a fragrance composition. The declared list also includes Limonene. You cannot determine the exact percentage of these ingredients by simply reading a commercial list, nor can you establish your personal tolerance just by looking at a single name.

Silk proteins and botanical extracts do not automatically make the product suitable for all sensitivities. Similarly, the presence of fragrance does not tell the whole story of the user experience on its own. A smart choice brings together your preferences, the sensitivities you are aware of, and your skin's response. If you want to avoid ingredients of animal origin, keep in mind the reference to silk and ask our customer service for the information you need.

Three ways to choose with clarity

You love a light fragrance during your facial care routine: you can get to know Oro Puro by reading reviews about the sensory experience, keeping in mind that scent perception is personal.

You prefer completely fragrance-free cosmetics: immediately note the presence of Parfum, rather than expecting a different product than the one offered.

You have already identified an ingredient that causes you discomfort: bring the exact name to compare with the packaging or ask for clarification before purchasing. The word “delicate” does not replace this personal check.

An informed purchase remains a pleasant purchase

To choose a micellar water, you don’t need to become an expert on every ingredient. Start with a few concrete questions: Do I want a no-rinse ritual? Do I like using a cotton pad? Am I looking for a fragrance, or do I wish to avoid one? Do I have any known sensitivities? The answers help you understand if the product matches your preferences.

Oro Puro offers a fresh and gentle cleanse in a 250 ml bottle. After cleansing, you can continue with your usual treatment or explore the facial combinations in the line. If you feel burning or irritation, rinse and discontinue use. For persistent doubts, seek advice from a professional. The most satisfying choice comes from clear information and a ritual that feels comfortable to you.

Continue based on the question that concerns you

• Should micellar water be rinsed off? How to decide
• How to use micellar water: face, eyes, and gentle motions

Choose Oro Puro micellar water and your steps, or return to the micellar water guide.

Sources and further reading

• Cosmetica Italia: reading the label — How to recognize useful information on the packaging.
• Istituto Superiore di Sanità: cosmetic labels — Help for navigating cosmetic ingredients and information.

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