Our Eco-Conscious Promise

When I started Kabbalah, I knew I did not want to contribute to the plastic waste clogging our environment. My decision to use glass jars for everything—from my cream deodorants to my beeswax candles—was deliberate. It ensures that the integrity of the product remains intact while giving you a vessel you can actually use again. ~ My approach to your home rituals I view sustainability as a practical, daily act. When you finish a product, you do not have to toss the container away. These hexagonal jars and amber bottles are built to last. Many of you have shared photos of how you use them to store tea, spices, or even small desk accessories. That makes me happy because it means we are closing the loop together. ~ How to prepare your jars for a second life One question I get often is how to remove my labels cleanly. It is quite simple: :: Use an alcohol-based liquid. Rubbing alcohol, nail polish remover, or even a splash of vodka works well. Soak a paper towel, wrap it around the label for about 30 minutes, and scrub. :: White vinegar is a gentle alternative. Soak a cloth in it, place it over the sticky area, and let it sit before scrubbing. ~ This way, you keep the glass, reduce your footprint, and add a little more mindfulness to your space. It is a small process, but it is one that keeps our planet healthier.