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For most users, yes—Grade B indicates acceptable safety at standard application rates (1–2 spritzes). However, daily use depends on individual skin sensitivity. If you have a history of fragrance reactions or very sensitive skin, start with minimal application or perform a 24-hour patch test on the inner arm first. Eau de Parfum formulas are concentrated, so a little goes a long way.

Benzyl Salicylate is a known allergen for some individuals, though present at 10%—moderate concentration. The fragrance's backbone relies heavily on polycyclic synthetic compounds (nearly 50% combined), which are safe at standard use levels but may trigger sensitivity in prone users. If you have fragrance allergies or asthma, consult a dermatologist before use.

PSS (Product Safety Score) Grade B signals that One Million meets basic safety standards for cosmetic fragrances but is not in the highest safety tier. A score of 6.7/10 reflects moderate risk—suitable for general consumers but with minor caveats (like patch testing for sensitive individuals). Higher grades (A, A+) indicate fewer or lower-concentration concern ingredients.