Having refurbished the interior and added larger range of refillery options, Peak Scents will debut the renovation as part of an Earth Day celebration with the community.
The event will take place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 20, at Peak Scents location of 1000 E. Butler Ave. Suite 101. The day will include activities such as free samples and a raffle featuring multiple eco-friendly options.
"We've put a lot of effort into creating an inviting space that reflects our commitment to sustainability and wellness," Peak Scents owner DeeAnn Tracy said. "Whether you're a longtime customer or someone new to Peak Scents, we encourage everyone to join us on April 20 for a day of fun, exploration and eco-conscious shopping."
Customers can also take a new skincare quiz to find out what products are best for their skin type. Other local vendors include Margot Simone Jewelry, Silver Unearthed, Basted & Bobbin Recyclables and Local Juicery, with a free gift offered with a purchase and two trees planted for each purchase as well.
"We are delighted to invite everyone to join us in celebrating Earth Day while unveiling more opportunities to be eco-conscious," Tracy said. "This event is not just about sharing our newly designed interior, it's about connecting with our community and sharing our passion for eco-friendly products. We can't wait to showcase our renewed space and introduce our customers to some amazing sustainable options."
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