Happy Pride Month! There are many LGBTQ+-owned businesses in Pittsburgh, and 412 Apothecary is a great one to check out. Located in the North Side, 412 Apothecary was created to meet and respond to the needs of the community. The shop carries inclusive products for different scalp, hair, face, and body types.
The owner, Christopher, is also a licensed cosmetologist. He offers complimentary scalp and hair analysis with a customized beauty and treatment ritual, along with tips and tricks for how to properly use every product. Additionally, the shop offers a curated selection of coordinating candles, and other wellness products.
If you haven’t had a chance to check out 412 Apothecary yet, June 27th would be the perfect time!
412 Apothecary and Bakers For Change, a local organization founded by five women to enact change through baking, are hosting a joint event on Sunday June 27th from 12:00-4:00 pm at 412 Apothecary (424 Suismon St. Pittsburgh 15212) to raise funds for The Trevor Project.
This event will feature baked goods from local Bakers for Change bakers, 412 Apothecary’s curated beauty products for everyone, and raffle baskets from 412 Apothecary’s vendors like: Maapilim, Apotheke, Vertly Balm, Davines, Bombash and Early, and many more!
What is your favorite local LGBTQ+ owned business?
This content was provided by a local, independent contributor to Made in PGH, a lifestyle blog.
Hi! My name is Mirriam. I’m a student at Point Park University in downtown Pittsburgh. For our design management class, a group of other students and I have been tasked with finding a local business to work with on designing an IMC plan that addresses a need that business might have. I was wondering if you’d be interested in working with us. Thanks for reading.
Hi Mirriam! We recommend reaching out to 412 Apotheca (formerly 412 Apothecary) directly about this – they aren’t notified of comments on this article. Their contact information is at the bottom of their website: https://www.412apotheca.com/. Hope this helps!