Bath and body workshop teaches new skills in Edwardsville
A skincare DIY workshop is coming to Edwardsville next month, offering area residents and visitors the chance to learn new skills and enhance their well-being.
The Detox and Simplify: Bath and Body Workshop invites attendees and interested parties to an immersive learning experience that focuses on teaching each individual the basics of creating bath and body products at home. The workshop will be led by Whitney Mullink of Project Mom, who aims to use the session to empower attendees to ditch certain toiletries that may contain harmful chemicals.
Whitney will lead discussions focusing on the various toxins found in common and popular body and bath products, providing insightful analysis on how these toxins can have adverse health outcomes. The session will then focus on Mullink’s home recipes, which she uses to produce healthy options that save money and promote better health. Brochure printing is a superb way to share recipes and health information at wellness workshops like this.
The session will offer an introduction for area residents wanting to enjoy natural and healthy beauty products. Participants will also receive a goody bag with two products to try.
The workshop will be held at 6190 Bennett Drive in Edwardsville on Monday, June 9, starting at 6:00 PM. General admission tickets can be purchased online for $30 per student.
The Detox and Simplify: Bath and Body Workshop invites attendees and interested parties to an immersive learning experience that focuses on teaching each individual the basics of creating bath and body products at home. The workshop will be led by Whitney Mullink of Project Mom, who aims to use the session to empower attendees to ditch certain toiletries that may contain harmful chemicals.
Whitney will lead discussions focusing on the various toxins found in common and popular body and bath products, providing insightful analysis on how these toxins can have adverse health outcomes. The session will then focus on Mullink’s home recipes, which she uses to produce healthy options that save money and promote better health. Brochure printing is a superb way to share recipes and health information at wellness workshops like this.
The session will offer an introduction for area residents wanting to enjoy natural and healthy beauty products. Participants will also receive a goody bag with two products to try.
The workshop will be held at 6190 Bennett Drive in Edwardsville on Monday, June 9, starting at 6:00 PM. General admission tickets can be purchased online for $30 per student.