Mona Kattan’s Kayali teams up with Calm to make wellbeing tools more accessible

By Alessandro Carrara | Published: 8-May-2026
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The fragrance brand is giving customers three months of free access to Calm’s Premium membership with every purchase made throughout May, enabling them to access the app’s guided meditations, sleep stories and mindfulness tools

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Mona Kattan’s fragrance brand Kayali has partnered with consumer mental health company Calm to make wellbeing more accessible to its community.

Kayali is offering three months of the wellness app’s Premium membership for free via a unique code provided on every purchase made on its website throughout May – which is Mental Health Awareness Month.

The offer provides full access to Calm’s library of guided meditations, sleep stories and mindfulness tools.

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The partnership was an “incredibly natural” step for Kattan, who told Cosmetics Business that she has always prioritised “slowing down and prioritising mental health” in her journey as a beauty founder.

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