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Wild Bath & Beauty: Indoor Apothecary Workshop

Create natural skincare using Scotland’s wild and cultivated plants.

Overview

Scotland’s landscapes hold a remarkable variety of plants long valued for their cleansing, soothing, and restorative qualities.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to turn these local ingredients into simple, natural skincare products — guided by herbal knowledge and modern, practical techniques.

Across a relaxed two-hour session, we’ll prepare a small collection of botanical self-care items using locally sourced herbs and natural materials.
The focus is on safe preparation, thoughtful plant selection, and understanding how different botanicals can support skin health and overall wellbeing — nurturing both body and senses.

Each class offers the satisfaction of learning how to make products that are gentle, effective, and genuinely rooted in nature.

What You’ll Learn

  • An introduction to herbs and seaweeds used in natural skincare

  • How to infuse oils, prepare bases, and blend herbs safely

  • The difference between soothing, cleansing, and rejuvenating botanicals

  • How to select plants for your own skin type

  • Safe storage and use of handmade products

You’ll take home your creations along with notes and inspiration for further exploration.

Experience Details

Duration: 2 hours
Season:
Available all year round
Group Size:
Up to 10 participants per class
Location:
Highland Perthshire – indoor and outdoor venues depending on season (details provided on booking)

What to Bring: Notebook, pen, and an apron or old shirt. All ingredients and equipment are provided.

Accessibility: Suitable for all; seated indoor sessions available in colder months.

Who It’s For

Designed for anyone interested in botanical skincare and natural living.
This workshop appeals equally to beginners and enthusiasts who want to understand what goes into natural products and how to make them safely.

It’s a wonderful way to reconnect with plants through touch, scent, and creativity.

Price

£55 per person

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