Creative Ways to Upcycle Empties

Ahh the feeling of finally finishing a jar of body butter or your favorite mascara tube. It’s like a weight is lifted from your shoulders, and you feel like a new person. You did it, you successfully used a product to its fullest potential. We know the accomplished feeling (because small wins are worth acknowledging, too!).

To further your success and eco-friendly habits, we’re highlighting ways to upcycle the empty household and beauty items in your life. With the help of Kourt’s good friend and DIY queen, Veronique Vicari Barnes, we’re sharing a sustainability-focused tutorial on upcycling common items, like how to turn empty cans into a chic desk organizer, convert wine bottles into a sleek balsamic and oil set, and tie-dye old linen napkins.

In addition to these crafty ideas, here are more ways to reuse your used bottles, jars, and more.

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Mighty Tighty Mask

Price: $36

FarmHouse Fresh

Once you’re done with this face mask, clean out the container and use it to store things like baby food, dried goji berries, or turmeric shots.

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Body Towel

Price: $99

Resorè

This antibacterial towel comes in a nice round container, which you can reuse to store small accessories in your room.

@sarahrhoward

Repurpose the vessel from our Poosh mailer by putting all your at-home workout essentials in one convenient place.

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Humidor - Grey

Price: $38

Dehv Candle Co.

Once you’re done with the sustainably created candle, you can repurpose the pretty jar and use it as decoration or to keep things organized in your bathroom. Here’s how to properly clean it out.

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