ScentAir Launches New Sustainable Fragrance Collection and Recyclable Cartridges
ScentAir has launched two innovative fragrances that are 100% sustainably produced. Eco Allure and Eco Serenity will be the first products in ScentAir's sustainable fragrance collection, using essential oils and sustainably sourced, naturally derived and upcycled ingredients.
In addition, ScentAir has redesigned its Whisper Home and Whisper Pro cartridge housings to be recyclable, furthering the company's commitment to sustainability and reducing its impact on the environment.
Logan Andres, Senior Vice President of Product and Marketing, said:"As a global brand, ScentAir takes its role as a global citizen seriously. We prioritize new sustainable products designed to reduce our impact on the planet. Using sustainable ingredients, upcycling natural byproducts, all of these elements allow us to create incredible professional quality fragrances with less impact on the planet. We are excited to do our part by making a positive impact through our actions."
ScentAir's sustainable fragrances are blended with environmentally responsible and eco-friendly ingredients from around the world. Using sustainable ingredients supports environmental protection, resource efficiency, waste reduction, ethical sourcing, consumer appeal, innovation, and the long-term viability of the fragrance industry.
The formula contains over 50% renewable carbon and is naturally derived according to ISO-16128 to support eco-friendly products and contribute to sustainable best practices. ScentAir uses upcycled materials to reduce waste and environmental impact.
2026-09-06
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