Soap Making Workshop - Sunday 7th January 2024

Handmade soap is such a treat, imagine making your own.

This relaxed and informative workshop is a fascinating insight into the world of making cold process soap; the original, the traditional, the finest method of making soap. During your day, you will make two batches of soap - each batch makes 6-8 bars. The first focussing on following the making method and introducing fragrance, the second exploring the addition of colour and creating decorative patterns. There will be a selection of carefully curated recipes for you to choose from, including an exciting new addition; goat's milk soap, known for its kindness to skin and hydration qualities.

This is an in-depth workshop. Your experienced and knowledgable tutor will share the science behind this ever popular craft, and there will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions during the day.

The workshop will run from 10.00am until 4.00pm, with a pause for a ploughman-style lunch. Your lunch and everything you need to make your two batches of soap will be provided, as will a workshop apron for you to wear during your day.

We have run this workshop for nine years and it is an absolute joy!

Places on this workshop are limited to 8.

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Our workshops are for adults aged 16+. Exceptions can sometimes be made for those aged 12-16, by prior arrangement. Booked places on our workshops are non-refundable and non-transferable. If we should have to cancel a workshop for any reason, a substitute date for the same workshop will be arranged. If this cannot be achieved, a full refund will be given. Participants bringing along valuables and personal property to a workshop do so at their own risk and participants are responsible for their own safety when attending a workshop.  For more details, please read our Terms and Conditions.

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