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  • 3 Ways to Use The Modest Co. Spray for Cannabis Odor

    3 Ways to Use The Modest Co. Spray for Cannabis Odor

    2–3 sprays before a session, 2–4 sprays after. 1 spray into vents or airflow zones. Works in homes, cars, shared spaces, and tiny apartments. Bonus: DIY tips + lab-tested science = discreet and effective odor control.

  • From Pour to Power: How Our Candles Are Made

    From Pour to Power: How Our Candles Are Made

    Modest & Co. candles are poured in small batches using coconut apricot wax, cured for 5 days, and designed with top-mid-base scent layering to neutralize cannabis odors. They’re tested using real-world environments and lab-grade analysis.

  • The Truth About Cannabis Odors in Shared Spaces

    The Truth About Cannabis Odors in Shared Spaces

    Cannabis odors linger because terpenes bind to surfaces. Cracking a window or burning cheap candles won't cut it. Real odor control means neutralizing those molecules. Modest & Co. sprays and candles do just that—plant-powered and science-backed.

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  • The Science Behind Odor Neutralization: Why Modest & Co. Works When Others Don’t

    By Alex Thorne | Odor Control and Wellness Specialist TL;DR Enzymatic odor neutralization breaks smells down at the molecular level — not just masking them. Modest & Co.’s pet-safe, non-toxic sprays and candles translate lab chemistry into everyday freshness. Bio-enzymatic...

  • The Future of Odor Elimination: From Molecules to Mood

    Next-gen odor control blends enzyme-forward chemistry with cleaner carriers and low-VOC design to reduce odor molecules at the source. Modest & Co. pairs targeted surface sprays with clean-burning coconut apricot wax candles and is exploring smart controls for personalized routines.

     

  • No Phthalates, No Parabens, No BS: What Clean Chemistry Really Means

    “Clean” has become a trendy label, but true clean chemistry means measurable compliance—not marketing fluff. It involves formulations free from endocrine-disrupting additives such as phthalates and parabens and designed to meet low-VOC (volatile organic compound) standards.

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