Candle-Making Workshop ~ Sunday 19 March in Island Bay
I'm hosting one more candle-making workshop here in Island Bay at St Francis on Sunday 19th March at 2.30pm ~ I'd love to see you! Melanie
Learn how to make your our own clean-burning aromatherapy candle.
Included in the workshop...
~ Discover the beauty of pure therapeutic essential oils
~ Be guided on how to create your own unique essential oil blend
~ Step-by-step guidance on how to make one of our signature apothecary candles using essential oils and coconut wax
~ Refreshments
Location & Dates
Sunday 19 March - 2.30pm at St Francis de Sales in Island Bay
Duration - 90mins to two hours (candles need to cure overnight and will be hand-delivered or couriered to you within two days of workshop)
Suitable for ages 14 years and over
Investment per person ~ $125 (Laybuy available). Book your spot via our website ~ poetbotanicals.co.nz
We also offer private workshops at your home or workplace. To find out more contact Melanie via email ~ poetbotanicals@gmail.com
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