The inspiration for Eternal Rebirth came during a reflective moment in my life, shortly after Crystal Bar Studio celebrated its 9th anniversary. It was a time filled with pride for how far we’ve come but also a sense of restlessness. I found myself grappling with the pressure to constantly create—to always reinvent myself and my work to remain desired.

   

For me, creation isn’t just about making something beautiful; it’s deeply tied to how I feel and what I believe others might be experiencing too. I was raised to trust that when we feel something strongly, others likely feel it too. This belief often fuels my ideas, and this time was no different. I wanted to capture the beauty of transformation—not just as an external change but as an ongoing process of growth and renewal.

Eternal Rebirth also holds a connection to our past. Years ago, we created a soap called Phoenix Rebirth, inspired by the mythical bird rising from the ashes. Its bold, fiery colors and symbolism resonated with so many. But as time passed, I wanted to revisit that design—not to recreate it exactly but to evolve it, just as we all evolve over time. The colors in Eternal Rebirth—vivid swirls of orange, pink, and purple—are a nod to the original, evoking the same energy of transformation while expressing it in a new and more refined way.

This soap represents more than just a moment of creativity; it’s a reflection of my own journey. There’s a constant drive to push myself, to stretch my imagination, and to break boundaries I once thought were fixed. It’s not always easy, but the result is always worth it. Some of my favorite creations wouldn’t exist if I hadn’t embraced this process of reinvention.

At its core, Eternal Rebirth is a reminder that change is not something to fear but something to celebrate. Rebirth is a natural part of life, a chance to let go of what no longer serves us and step into the potential of what we can become. It’s about rising stronger, brighter, and more aligned with who we are meant to be.

This soap isn’t just a product—it’s a symbol. It’s a testament to the beauty of evolving, the courage to embrace transformation, and the magic of continuously becoming.