Fragrance Notes
CA Perfume
Taj Mahal Sunset
Inspired by Escada · Format: EDP Spray
Safe for everyday use. This product is suitable for most adults in normal fragrance application.
Why This Score
Scores are calculated by HumanSafe™ — an independent third-party platform — using peer-reviewed toxicology sources, regulatory databases, and HumanSafe's Mood Architecture™.
Safety at a Glance
✅ Safe for
- —Daily topical use
- —Most healthy adults
- —Long-term skin contact
- —EDP leave-on format
⚠ Use with care if
- —Sensitive or reactive skin
- —Direct eye-area contact
✕ Avoid if
- —Broken or compromised skin
- —Children under 3 years
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Key Factors
Score DriversIngredients
70 Total| CAS No. | INCI Name | FUNCTION | ISS | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 64-17-5 | Ethanol | Solvent / Carrier | 7.0Poor | Moderate |
| 7732-18-5 | Aqua | Solvent / Carrier | 10.0 | Low Risk |
| 1222-05-5 | Ambroxan⚑ | Fragrance ingredient | 7.0A- | Note 3 ⚑ |
| 10339-55-6 | Ethyl Linalool | Fragrance ingredient | 6.0B | Moderate |
| 65405-77-8 | Hexenyl Salicylate | Fragrance ingredient | 5.6Moderate | High Concern |
65 more ingredients in this formulation
See Full Ingredient List — Join Free →Ingredients sourced from MG Safety Data Sheet and EU Allergen Certificate. Formulation: fragrance oil 20% + Ethanol 65% + Aqua 15%. ⚑ = EU regulated allergen (Regulation EC 1223/2009). Note 1 = Annex II prohibited substance. Note 2 = commercial quality (includes both isomers).
Fragrance Mood Profile
MEI™ Mood ArchitectureIndex™
MEI™ scores are calculated by HumanSafe™ using HumanSafe's Mood Architecture™ — a 9-dimension olfactory-emotion mapping system. MEI is an intensity scale: 3/10 = subtle, 9/10 = immersive. Score reflects mood character, not safety.
Usage & Safety Guidance
Safer Alternatives
Higher PSS ScoreProducts with higher Product Safety Scores. Independently assessed by HumanSafe™.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Taj Sunset safe for daily use?+
Yes, Taj Sunset is generally safe for daily fragrance use. The formulation is 65% alcohol (a standard carrier) and 15% water, both of which are well-tolerated in cosmetics. However, apply it to pulse points on the skin rather than the face or eyes to minimize irritation risk from the Ethyl Linalool component.
Are there any ingredients I should watch out for?+
The main ingredient to be aware of is Ethyl Linalool, which carries an eye irritation warning (Category 2A). If you have sensitive eyes or a history of fragrance-related eye irritation, test on a small skin area first and avoid spraying near your face. All other components score favorably for safety.
What does a PSS of 6.8/10 (Grade B) mean?+
A PSS (Product Safety Score) of 6.8/10 with a Grade B rating indicates the product is moderately safe with generally acceptable safety margins. It is not the highest safety tier (Grade A+), but it meets acceptable standards for consumer fragrances when used as directed. The Grade B status suggests minor concerns—in this case, the eye irritation potential—that warrant careful application.
The HumanSafe™ Difference
Most safety tools rate ingredients in isolation — one score regardless of concentration, context, or how the product is used. We assess at actual use concentration.
| Dimension | Other Apps (EWG, Yuka) | HumanSafe™ |
|---|---|---|
| Dose awareness | Same score regardless of concentration | Assessed at actual use concentration in this product |
| Exposure context | Same score for rinse-off and leave-on products | Adjusted for product format and absorption rate |
| Allergens | Binary flag — present or absent | Concentration compared to IFRA/EU safe limits |
| Purchase signal | Score only, no recommendation | Clear verdict + safer alternatives ranked by PSS |
Version & Audit Trail
| Version | Date | PSS Score | ISS (avg) | Change Summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| v2.1.0 | April 2026 | 7.5 | — | Current assessment — PSS v4.1 route-weighted engine. Dose-aware scoring at actual use concentration. |