We’re excited to share that AROMASE has been recognized with several prestigious awards for our commitment to social responsibility and sustainable practices. Leading the Way in Corporate Social Responsibility AROMASE was named one of Taiwan’s top 3 SMEs in CSR, a testament to our dedication to ethical practices and creating positive social impact. CommonWealth Talent Sustainability Award This esteemed award from CommonWealth Magazine is one of Taiwan’s top ESG recognitions, reflecting our commitment to both people and the environment. Companies are evaluated on social involvement, environmental sustainability, corporate commitment, and governance, and we are honored to excel across these dimensions.…

Over the last 1,000 days, AROMASE has worked tirelessly with vendors and our supply chain to reduce our carbon footprint significantly. Thanks to these efforts, we cut our carbon emissions by 48% in 2023 compared to 2022. This achievement highlights our dedication to sustainability and commitment to environmental responsibility. In 2024, we reached a monumental milestone by achieving “PAS 2060 Organizational Carbon Neutrality,” a certification that verifies our complete offset of 2023’s organizational carbon emissions. This achievement distinguishes AROMASE as the first B Corp haircare company in Taiwan to attain carbon neutrality—a recognition we hold with immense pride. What’s Carbon…

AROMASE’s Commitment to the Paris Agreement’s 1.5℃ Temperature Control Target In 2024, AROMASE was evaluated through TRIPS (Temperature Rising Index for Pathways) by CommonWealth Magazine, which calculates companies’ contributions to limiting global warming. AROMASE was recognized as one of the companies meeting the Paris Agreement’s target of limiting temperature rise to 1.5℃, achieving the top honor for carbon reduction efforts.   Why is limiting the temperature increase to 1.5℃ crucial? The Paris Agreement, signed in 2015, aims to cap global warming at well below 2°C, striving for a 1.5°C limit based on scientific studies highlighting the severe impacts of exceeding…