DIY Natural Lotions and Balms Class
Regular price $49.00
Does your skin need a little extra care in the winter, or perhaps all year round?
Come learn how to make moisturizers with all natural ingredients, including beeswax, shea butter, and coconut oil. This class is for you whether you're a DIY newbie or have already dipped a toe into making your own body products. Once you start, you'll never go back to store-bought lotion! In class we'll make a balm, lotion bar, and a luxurious hand lotion to take home, along with a packet of recipes and tips.
Unless otherwise noted, workshops are for those 16 years of age or over.
Cancellation Policy- We require 72 hours notice via email in order to issue any class fee refunds, transfers, or credits. Learn more about our policies
Important Info
Unless otherwise noted, workshops are for those 16 years of age or over.
Cancellation Policy-
A 72 hour notice via email prior to class is required to issue a refund of the class fee.
A 48 hour notice via email prior to class is required to reschedule or issue class credit. Learn more about our policies
Location
Assembly PDX: 2520 SE 26th Avenue, Portland, Oregon 97202
Come get creative at Assembly’s studio storefront in Southeast Portland located in the vibrant Clinton-Division neighborhood.
We're aligning with federal, state, and local guidelines to mitigate as many risks as we can in creating a healthy and safe (and fun!) environment to work and make. Please note:
- Classes are filled to less than 50% capacity (max of 9 people) to allow for physical distancing between seats
- Face coverings (masks) are required for staff and students
- Questions or concerns? Please ask!
Sip & Make
The Assembly studio serves a variety of beverages for your crafting pleasure!
- Local craft beer, wine, and hard cider
- Coffee, hot tea, Mexican hot chocolate, spiced apple cider
- Assorted cold non-alcoholic drinks, such as sparkling waters, kombucha, iced tea, and more!
We accept cash and all major credit cards. Bringing in outside alcohol is prohibited.
