Do people with nut allergies react to almond soaps?

Terrie's answer is spot on. I'll add though this though. If you have a Sensory Processing Disorder/Multiple Chemical Sensitivity ASD you may even react to the artificial scent of Almond. read more

People that are allergic to almonds most definitely could react to soaps using real almond or almond oil. There are some soaps that use almond scent or flavoring that is not real almonds, in that case they likely wouldn't react. read more

Tree nuts include (but are not limited to) walnuts, almonds, hazelnuts, cashews, pistachios and Brazil nuts. Peanuts are also a common nut allergy, but are technically considered legumes. According to FARE (Food Allergy Research & Education), people who are allergic to tree nuts are more likely to be allergic to other types, and should avoid all nuts. read more

People affected may also have mild reactions to hazelnuts, walnuts, certain kinds of pipped fruit (for example, apples) stoned fruits (for example, peaches, cherries) and raw vegetables (for example, carrots and celery).Only a minority of all those people with almond allergy have secondary almond allergy — in other words, most have primary almond allergy. read more