Please email or call us and let us know as soon as possible if you can't make your appointment. With 7 days notice we shall refund you the full cost of the session, with 48 hours notice we shall provide an alternative booking, with less than 48 hours notice there is no refund or rebooking.

Yes, this is something I can do. Drop me an email letting me know what you are looking for, and I will let you know if it is possible, and what the costs are.

I do give interviews, depending upon our time availability. Journalists, producers, researchers and students should email me on bex@rebeccabeattie.co.uk, with a short explanation of the project and a contact number; put 'interview' in the subject heading'.

I will reply within 24 hours.

I make traditional soaps using only base oils like olive oil, and coconut oil. These are then blended with herbal colourants, and essential oils with a particular magical theme in mind. My love of traditional soap making started as I struggled to find products I could use on my overly sensitive skin. Over the years I have developed a recipe that is vegan, all natural and does not use any palm oil. The recipes are fully certified, and handmade with love and care in small batches.

My recipes have been developed in line with my training in Pre-Modern Planetary Magic. Each soap takes a particular planetary power as its theme, and is coloured and scented with the appropriate herbs and oils. They can then be used as preparation for your own planetary ritual, or to bring a little bit of magic into your everyday routine. Want to bring encourage a little love in your life? Then try the Venus Soap. Need to assert your boundaries and remember you can be assertive? Try the Mars Soap. For more information, head over to the shop.

No, I am afraid not. We would need access to a commercial kitchen to do that, as well as a lot of insurance cover!

I can however recommend some really good books on traditional soap making, such as those by Melinda Coss, and Linda Hamblen, who I read when I was teaching myself how to make soap.

The main thing is to be safe when you are doing it, as in its raw form its very caustic. Don't be making soap around small children or animals!

If you have enough people who want to attend, and a topic you want to learn, as well as the space to do it, then absolutely.

Drop me an email letting me know what you are interested in learning, and if i can do it, I will let you know what's involved and how much it would cost.