Fawn Labs Clean Days Workshop (In Person Experience)

Making your own bath bombs and body wash is a cheerful way to spend an hour in Singapore, and you leave with more than a souvenir: you have a better sense of what goes into everyday skincare. At Fawn Labs, a certified organic skincare formulator guides you through the basics using plant-based ingredients.

I like two things in particular: you learn practical formulation principles while making products, and the reusable equipment and containers give the workshop a thoughtful, low-waste angle. Past private sessions have also been led by Hann and Mirabel, whose patient explanations and friendly approach helped make the activity feel welcoming.

The main consideration is the price: the private-session option starts at US$191.69, so it makes the most sense for a small group sharing the experience. It lasts one hour, and you need to contact Fawn Labs to arrange a suitable time.

What to know before you book

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• Make two kinds of skincare: The in-person workshop covers bath bombs and foaming body wash, so you get to try two different kinds of formulation.
• Learn from a formulator: A certified organic skincare formulator leads the session and explains the basic guidelines for making the products.
• Choose a group format: Sessions have a maximum of eight participants. A private session is listed for up to four people, with an extra charge for additional participants.
• Find it near Tanjong Pagar MRT: Fawn Labs is at 71 – 2B Tras Street, about a five-minute walk from the station and opposite Orchid Hotel.
• Expect a practical, low-waste approach: Ingredients are described as non-toxic and plant-based, and the equipment, bottles, and jars are reusable.
• Allow time to confirm your slot: You need to reserve directly with Fawn Labs, since spaces are limited and availability depends on the chosen date.

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A hands-on hour at Fawn Labs

The Clean Days workshop is built around making, not simply watching a demonstration. Over one hour, you learn basic guidelines for formulating skincare, then put them to use as you create bath bombs and foaming body wash. A certified organic skincare formulator guides the process, so no previous experience is required.

That mix of explanation and practice is the workshop’s strongest idea. You are not just following a recipe without context; the aim is to help you understand the principles behind using botanical ingredients and making products with a clean-beauty approach. If you have wondered what goes into a bath bomb or body wash, this is a compact, approachable introduction.

The published details do not lay out a minute-by-minute schedule or specify the exact order of each activity. Expect the session to move between guidance and hands-on making, with the formulator helping participants through the process. It is a short class, so you should think of it as an introduction rather than an in-depth course in cosmetic science.

Bath bombs first, then body wash

Bath bombs are a satisfying place to start because the finished product is familiar, but making one gives you a chance to see how a skincare formulation comes together. You will learn the basic guidelines and work with the supplied ingredients and tools. The precise recipe and technique are not specified, so it is best not to arrive expecting a particular formula or a long technical lesson.

The body wash adds a useful contrast. Rather than making only a bath-time treat, you also work on a product that fits into an everyday routine. One participant described making a customized body wash, suggesting there is room for personal choice, though the exact customization options are not listed. Ask Fawn Labs about this when you arrange your time if it matters to you.

The ingredient approach is part of the point. Fawn Labs describes the products as made with non-toxic, plant-based ingredients and natural botanicals. That is the workshop’s stated clean-beauty ethos, not a substitute for checking ingredients against your own sensitivities. If you have a known skin reaction or ingredient concern, ask the team before booking.

The formulator makes the lesson

A class like this is only as useful as its guidance. Here, a certified organic skincare formulator leads the session and walks you through the basic principles. You do not need to arrive with a background in skincare or chemistry, which makes the activity suitable for first-timers and curious beginners.

In a past private session, Hann and Mirabel were singled out for patiently explaining the steps and making sure the group had a pleasant time. Their names offer a helpful sense of the workshop’s personable style, but staffing may vary by date. The key practical point is that the class is guided throughout, rather than asking you to work it out alone.

The teaching has a sensible scope for an hour. You can learn the building blocks and get a feel for the process, but this is not a certification course or a promise that you will leave able to formulate every product from scratch. Go for a lively, guided introduction and a chance to make something with your own hands.

A small group, or a private gathering

The in-person session is capped at eight participants. That is small enough to keep the activity focused, while still giving the class a social feel. If you are booking with friends, a partner, or a small team, making products together gives you a shared task without turning the outing into a formal meeting.

Private sessions are available for groups of up to four, with an additional charge of SG$68 per extra participant. The activity is promoted for birthdays, anniversaries, hen nights, and private celebrations. It can also suit team-building: the task is collaborative, and everyone gets to take part rather than sit through a talk.

The advertised starting price for the private in-person option is US$191.69. The details also list the private group size and extra-person charge, so check the current checkout total and what it covers before paying. The value improves if you are splitting the cost among a few people; for a solo booking, the price may feel high for a one-hour activity.

Reusable tools and a lower-waste idea

Fawn Labs says its equipment, bottles, and jars are reusable, which fits the workshop’s stated effort to reduce waste. It is a small but meaningful detail: the class is not only about making a product, but also about thinking about the containers and tools involved in the process.

The virtual version makes this point more explicit. It includes ingredients and equipment for two bath bombs and one body wash, delivered within a week, and you can keep the tools and bath bomb molds. The mold can also double as a Christmas tree ornament. You can return washed, empty containers to Fawn Labs at Tras Street if you want to take part in its reuse option.

That online version is a separate format, not a substitute for the social side of the in-person session. It uses a pre-recorded video and lets you work at home when convenient. If you want direct guidance and a shared outing, choose the in-person class; if you value flexibility, the virtual option may suit you better.

Getting there and arranging a time

The workshop takes place at 71 – 2B Tras Street, Singapore 079010. It is about a five-minute walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT station and opposite Orchid Hotel, making it a straightforward stop if you are already in the area. The location was described as polished and well situated, a nice setting for a small workshop.

Because capacity is limited, contact Fawn Labs at [email protected] to reserve your preferred time. If the slot you want is full, the team may suggest another time, or you can choose to cancel for a refund. The voucher is valid only for the date and time selected, subject to availability, so confirm the appointment rather than treating the purchase as an open-ended pass.

The experience information gives several sample dates from 2021, which are no longer useful for planning. Check current availability directly before setting your plans. Children under five need an accompanying adult.

Is the price worth it?

At US$191.69, this is best judged as a private activity for a group, not as a low-cost drop-in class. The price buys a guided hour, the ingredients and equipment, and the chance to make two kinds of skincare products. Sharing the session with friends or family makes the cost easier to justify, while the extra-person charge matters if your group grows beyond four.

The value is also in the instruction. You are learning basic formulation principles from a certified formulator, and the workshop gives you a tangible result to take away. If you mainly want inexpensive bath products, buying them is the simpler choice. If you enjoy making things and want to understand the process, the class offers a more personal experience.

Three past participants gave the workshop top marks, with particular praise for the patient explanations, friendly team, quality ingredients, and fun group atmosphere. That is encouraging, especially if you are booking for a celebration or a couple’s activity. Still, the sample is small, and the session is short, so book for the hands-on introduction rather than expecting a full course.

Who will enjoy this workshop?

I would put this on the list for couples, friends, and small groups who like practical activities more than passive sightseeing. It is also a promising choice for a birthday, anniversary, hen night, or team outing, especially if you want something that gives everyone a role and a product to make.

It suits people curious about clean beauty, natural botanicals, or how everyday skincare is put together. You do not need prior experience, which keeps the class accessible. If you have strict ingredient requirements, though, ask for details in advance; the general description of plant-based ingredients may not answer every personal skincare question.

The one-hour format is a good fit for a compact activity near Tanjong Pagar. Just be realistic about the scope: you will learn the basics and make bath bombs and body wash, not complete an extensive training program. For the right group, that is exactly the appeal.

Should you book it?

Book the Fawn Labs Clean Days workshop if you want a hands-on Singapore activity with a small-group feel, clear instruction, and a practical clean-beauty theme. The strongest reasons to go are the chance to make both bath bombs and body wash, the formulator-led guidance, and the reusable equipment.

I would favor the private option for a couple or a small group that can share the cost and wants the session for a celebration. If you are price-sensitive or want a longer course, compare the total cost and session details before committing. Reserve directly with Fawn Labs, confirm the date, and ask about ingredients if you have sensitivities.

FAQ

How long is the in-person workshop?

The in-person Clean Days workshop lasts one hour.

Where is Fawn Labs?

The workshop is at 71 – 2B Tras Street, Singapore 079010, about a five-minute walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT station and opposite Orchid Hotel.

What will I make?

You will learn the basics of making bath bombs and foaming body wash using ingredients described as non-toxic and plant-based.

Do I need experience with skincare formulation?

No. No prior experience is required, and a certified organic skincare formulator guides you through the process.

How many people can join a private session?

The private session is for a maximum group of four. Additional participants are listed at SG$68 per person.

How do I reserve a time?

Contact Fawn Labs at [email protected] to arrange your preferred time. Availability is limited, and the team may offer an alternative time if your first choice is full.