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D.C. Makerspace Supports Early-Stage Beauty and Wellness Businesses

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 23
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Yeleen Beauty Makerspace is a shared commercial manufacturing facility and tech hub located in Northeast D.C. The business caters to early-stage companies within the beauty and wellness sector. The facility is equipped to produce various items, including hair care, body care, candles, room sprays, serums, butters, scrubs, and lip and feet products. The business also employs an in-house chemist.

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The makerspace serves as a stopgap for small businesses that face challenges in manufacturing their products. It provides a shared commercial kitchen and production base, allowing early-stage companies to scale their operations.

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  • Peace CorpsIndependent agency and volunteer program run by the United States Government

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  1. Peace Corps carried out service in a community health center in Africa.1 source
  2. Peace Corps volunteers deployed in Asia and Africa; campaign launched from Minnesota.1 source

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