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Although the method does not particularly concentrate on “clean” elegance, sustainability is built-in into each individual class—on that entrance, Moore has even consulted with Rose-Marie Swift. “The students are quite targeted on it, really environmentally-mindful,” the professor says, detailing some promising projects: “They’ll say, ‘We’re going to operate with TerraCycle to do this program,’ or, ‘We’re going to keep the shopper by inquiring them to mail back their bottles to refill and give them a discount.’”

That last just one, no question, was encouraged by a subject journey to Salacia Salts, a shop launched by a SCAD graduate and 1 of Moore’s favorite spots in Savannah. Its tub and entire body care line features neighborhood ingredients—Atlantic sea salt, crushed pecan scrubs, exfoliating grits—packaged in reusable glass containers or recyclable cardboard. The keep even has a bulk bar where customers can inventory up on bath salts and facial cleansers, as