The Ultimate Guide to The Schmoo Bath Bombs Have you ever wondered what makes that little fizzy sphere so magical? Here at The Schmoo, we believe a bath bomb is more than just a product—it’s an experience. We’re a small, passionate team, handcrafting every single item in our purpose-built workspace. From quirky Llamas to spooky […]
Scent the Air with Schmoo’s Car Air Fresheners Looking to add a touch of fun and fragrance to your daily commute? Schmoo’s car air fresheners are the perfect way to freshen up your ride and make your journey more enjoyable. Our car air fresheners are made from high-quality Sublimation board and are available in
At The Schmoo Safety Is Our Top Priority. That’s Why We Take Fragrance Labelling Seriously, Adhering To Strict Regulations Like The CLP (Classification, Labelling And Packaging) Protocol. What Is CLP And Why Does It Matter? The CLP Regulation, Established In The European Union, Ensures Clear Communication Of Potential Hazards Associated With Various Substances. This Is
Keeping You Safe: How CLP Labels Ensure Informed Choices With The Schmoo Read More »
Wondering about an ingredient in your Schmoo Product. Lets take a look at some of the common and not so common ingredients we use here at the Schmoo. Castor Oil Its official name is Ricinus Communis. It is a thick glossy oil made from pressed Castor oil beans. At the schmoo We use it in
Sandalwood is one of the most expensive woods in the world. Sandalwood trees are fine-grained, yellow through to deep red and their scent can last decades. After severe harvesting and under replanting the original source of the wood, has become a protected species in its native home in the mysore region of india. Limited harvests push the price of the wood higher. Sandalwood Essential oil can cost upwards of £150 per ltr. The other reason it is so costly is down to the fact that it takes upwards of 25 years before the wood produces reasonable amounts of essential oil. Since mysore sandalwood became a protected species Other varieties of sandalwood, Sandalwood Album, grown in australia have been able to fill the demand for this fragrant wood.
The first evidence of a soap-like substance is dated around 2800 BC. the first soap makers that documented the process and the oils used were the Babylonians. Etched into clay cylinders they described a process by which fats could be combined with wood ash and water to create a substance capable of cleaning. It is thought by some scholars that it was used to clean wool and textiles.
Reed diffuser are made up of three elements. The container that holds the oil. The fragranced oil itself and lastly the reeds. All three elements play a vital role in creating the right mood for your home.
Raw ingredients come, in and finished products are shipped out. How do we, at the schmoo work towards being as environmentally friendly as possible.