About Hydrate & Heal: A Winter Skin Ritual (Winter Workshop Series)

Join us for a Winter Workshop Series at the Dudley Greenhouse!

How do you combat skin dryness and protect the body from seasonal elements?

Join Cosmotologist and Herbalist Ebriel Rai for a hands-on introduction to a few gentle, accessible herbs that many people can find in their own gardens or while foraging—such as rose, calendula, chickweed, nettles, and chamomile. Rai will walk attendees through the skin-supportive benefits of each and how they can be used to ease dryness and irritation.

We’ll also explore daily practices that help protect the skin’s moisture barrier—like understanding the acid mantle and how small shifts in routine make a big difference. Rai will be sharing a favorite winter skin secret as well: clove-infused water, a simple and accessible preparation that is anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antifungal. It can be refrigerated, used as a mouth rinse, and incorporated into a winter wellness routine with ease.

This workshop explores:

• How to naturally maintain hydrated skin and hair in cold weather
• The role of collagen and healthy fats in supporting elasticity and moisture
• This is grounded, hands-on session blending education and self-care — participants will leave with practical rituals they can use right away.

Hosted at Dudley Green House with The Food Project, led by Cosmotologist Ebriel Livingston

11 Brook Ave Roxbury MA

Janurary 15th 5:30PM to 7PM

Check out The Food Project’s winter farmers market which will take place during the event.

Dudley Green House is on the Commuter Rail a short walk from Uphams Corner.

There is bus access from Dudley Street and street parking in the surrounding area.

This workshop is a part of a 4 part series, every Thursday at 5:30 at the Dudley Greenhouse. All sessions are free to attend, with no registration necessary.

January 15th – Hydrate & Heal: A Winter Skin Ritual

January 22nd – Grow Your Own Microgreens

January 20th – Starting Sweet Potato Slips

February 5th – Winter Sowing