No-fragrance corporate policies are typically
implemented to protect employees who have allergies or sensitivities to
fragrances. These policies can also help to create a more inclusive and
welcoming workplace for all employees. There is no comprehensive data on the
total number of corporations in the US with no-fragrance workplace policies.
However, a 2018 survey by the Society for Human Resource Management Found that 22% of US employers have
no-fragrance policies in place. This suggests that there are likely thousands
of corporations in the US with no-fragrance at the workplace policies.
Some people argue that no-fragrance policies are
intrusive and unnecessary. They say that employees should have the right to
wear whatever fragrances they want as long as it's not disruptive to the
workplace. Some believe that they are unnecessary or ineffective when there's
no evidence that fragrance is harmful to the workplace. However, it is
important to remember that the right to work in a safe and healthy environment
is more important than the right to wear fragrances.
A truce may be offered to the two confronting sides of
the story. What if we tell that a fragrance brand is already available in the
market that is arguably “scentless”? How peculiar it may sound but at least 16%
of the users we interviewed have confirmed that they don’t feel any scent after
using these fragrances, while 20% said that they could only smell it faintly.
The fragrance brand is Escentric Molecules.
Presently, it has a total 23 different unisex fragrances at its disposal.
What sets Escentric Molecules apart is its
ground-breaking scientific approach to perfumes. Each of their fragrances
contains only a single aroma molecule, with other seemingly odourless
ingredients meticulously chosen to accentuate and enhance this central aroma
molecule. These fragrances are known for its unique ability to develop
differently on each individual wearer, creating a truly unique and personal
scent. The fragrance is also known for being very long-lasting.
So, if you ever find yourself in an organization with
a strict no-fragrance policy, these fragrances from Escentric Molecules could
be a viable option to explore.
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