ScentBloom Duo, the new sustainable home fragrance solution from Cosmo International Fragrances
Unveiled at the in-cosmetics Global trade show in Paris, patent-pending ScentBloom Duo technology promises to deliver home fragrance efficiently, safely and environmentally. The ready-to-use solution combines bio-based and 100% biodegradable sticks with a 100% biodegradable liquid blend.
"In today's air care market, consumers are increasingly seeking transparency and favoring products with shorter ingredient lists, natural and safer products. There is a growing demand for products that reduce environmental impact and are free of potentially harmful chemicals. For air care users, products that are safe, environmentally friendly and have long-lasting performance are vital," Thomas Delmas, director of the technical department of Cosmo International Fragrances said.
According to Cosmo International Fragrances, ScentBloom Duo technology improves product performance, increases longevity and provides stable color products while achieving the same fragrance intensity as ethanol-based products.
"Our existing ScentBloom biodegradable liquid blending technology is designed to reduce or even eliminate pictograms, maintaining efficacy while meeting strict safety standards. By combining our ScentBloom expertise with our innovative sticks, we get ScentBloom Duo, an exclusive all-green solution for reed diffusers. Furthermore, our technology is suitable for all markets and complies with strict regulations, especially Proposition 65 in the United States," explains Fiona Guas, Technical Marketing Manager at Cosmo International Fragrances.
2026-09-10
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