Hand-blown in Cairo · Borosilicate glass and cork
Comment utiliser des accessoires en verre faits à la main
Every jar, bottle, bowl and funnel we sell is shaped by breath and hand in a small Cairo workshop. Pure borosilicate glass and natural cork keep your oils, waters and clays exactly as nature made them, with zero plastic on your shelf.
- Material
- Borosilicate (lab-quality) glass
- Closures
- Natural cork
- Made in
- Cairo, Egypt, by hand
- Pieces
- Jars, amphora bottles, mixing bowl, funnel, straw
- Care
- Top-rack dishwasher safe; corks by hand
- Plastic
- None. Not in the glass, not in the closures
Free U.S. shipping over $75. Ships in 1-2 business days from Denver.
Utilisez des bocaux pour les utilisations suivantes :
- lotions, poudres, crèmes
- masques, sels, gommages
- tout ce que vous pensez peut s’adapter et regarder parfaitement belle dans un bocal
Chaque recette de beauté et chaque ingrédient de beauté pur mérite des accessoires neutres. Accessoires qui ajoutent à l’esthétique et ne pas enlever de l’efficacité des ingrédients. C’est pourquoi nous avons fait notre première collection de pots et bouteilles en verre faits à la main (nous les appelons amphores) pour ravir les sens et impressionner vos ingrédients.
Stockage et manutention
S’il vous plaît utiliser le soin que vous le feriez avec n’importe quel accessoire en verre. Le lavage à la vaisselle est parfaitement adapté et fonctionne très bien.
ingrédients
Oui, les ingrédients sont importants, même quand il s’agit d’accessoires simples. Il n’y a pas de plastique mélangé dans ce verre. Il est fait de verre pur de qualité laboratoire, ce qui signifie que verser des ingrédients à travers cet entonnoir ne créera pas une réaction où les ingrédients pourraient changer leur chimie. Et la chimie des ingrédients, inchangée, est ce dont vous avez besoin dans n’importe quelle recette naturelle incroyable.
La méthode de fabrication de notre verre est à partir de tubes en verre qui sont de la même épaisseur partout. Nous n’utilisons pas de moules, ce qui signifie que nous ne pouvons pas rendre le verre plus épais à la demande.
En outre, il est important de savoir que le glaçage du verre enlève une petite couche supérieure de verre et, par conséquent, il peut rendre le verre un peu plus mince que la version claire. Pour la plupart, il ne crée pas un problème, mais comme un avertissement juste - le verre est en verre et il doit être manipulé avec soin (pas super délicatement, juste avec soin). :)
Pots en verre d’apothicaire soufflés à la main pour des recettes de beauté de DIY
$6+
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Marcia, LA celebrity esthetician
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Every time I buy a different oil from Katari, I say the same 2 things… “THIS is my new favorite” and “I want to take a bath in this.”
Maureen
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The lengths that they go to find the most amazing raw material and the handblown glass bottles is not like anything I have seen before.
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