What is Flower Honey (Pure & Natural)?

Flower honey is purifying and bursting with antioxidants. Honey nourishes and cleanses the skin and is a natural anti-ager. In short, an indispensable ingredient for every natural skincare enthusiast.

Pure, raw honey is the best to use for skincare. Raw honey is not pasteurized so the nutrients in honey remain intact. And it's these nutrients that make honey so beneficial for your skin.

Benefits

For pimples

Honey has a purifying effect on the skin, reducing the chance of blockages (read: pimples and blackheads). So wash your face regularly with honey and make a face mask with honey to help prevent pimples.

Anti-aging

Flower honey is packed with antioxidants, probiotics, enzymes and nutrients that help keep the skin young and firm. Additionally, honey supports the skin's natural moisture balance and hydrates, which can make fine lines and scars less visible.

Natural glow

Honey has a mild exfoliating effect due to the gluconic acid present, which washes away dead skin cells and makes your skin radiate again.

How do you use it?

Process in DIY care products.

As a face mask

A face mask made of honey purifies the pores and hydrates the skin. Wash your face and apply a thin layer of honey, leave for 30 minutes, then briefly massage your skin with gentle rotating movements and rinse off with warm water.

To treat pimples

Honey is fantastic for getting rid of a pimple without drying out the skin. Before going to sleep, dab some honey on your pimple and leave overnight. Repeat for another night if necessary. For an extra boost you can also mix in Tea Tree Oil and Lavender Essential Oil (1 drop of each with 100ml honey).

What's so special about Flower Honey?

That honey is beneficial has been known to humanity for centuries and it is therefore a traditional ingredient in many alternative healing methods. For example, pots of honey thousands of years old have been found in many Egyptian tombs. The ancient Egyptians used honey among other things to make ointments for skin and eye conditions.

Note: honey can cause an allergic reaction if you are allergic to celery, bee venom or pollen.