For us, honey doesn't just belong on the breakfast table – because what's healthy internally is naturally good externally too!
When the first warm rays of sun appear, bees buzzing from blossom to blossom make spring a sensory delight for us every year. And the scarcity of bees makes us realize what a precious commodity honey is. Yes, try it. The local honey. It is so delicious and healthy and exudes its delicate, typical honey scent.
Moisture, protection, and healing ingredients from the "bee pharmacy"
Honey contains abundant polyphenols. These are secondary plant compounds also found in green tea, grapes, or cocoa. Even in small amounts, they have highly antioxidative effects and thus protect us from attacks by free radicals, which are responsible for cell aging. The polyphenols from honey counteract the development of further signs of skin aging. In other words, those unwelcome wrinkles. So, put honey on it. Best applied daily with our Honey & Beeswax Natural Soap – a wonderful facial cleansing soap. It contains plenty of honey from regional beekeepers of the best organic quality.
The effect of honey in skincare
Our care tip: Lather the Honey & Beeswax Natural Soap in your hand, spread the foam on your face and massage it in. Let it sit briefly and rinse with warm water. The warm scent of honey envelops you in a comforting, ethereal protective layer. This is a great way to start the morning. And the many valuable ingredients unfold their effect on the skin: Honey is also highly valued as a natural moisturizer in soap & co. It binds water, revitalizes stressed skin, and gives it new elasticity and freshness. In addition, it provides other valuable ingredients such as amino acids, iron, calcium, copper, magnesium, as well as abundant B vitamins and vitamin C.
