Nutritional Supplements » Beehive Botanicals »Organic Anti-aging/wrinkle skin cream. Skin Healer.

1. This is Organic, Natural Anti-aging/wrinkle skin cream. ( 50 grams ) Can be used for face, hands or neck.
2. It contains only natural ingredients.
3. This product contains: Pure, Unrefined, Cold Pressed Coconut oil, Propolis, Bee pollen, Bees wax, Aloe vera, Almond oil, Avocado oil, Apricot kernel oil, Olive oil. All of Beekeeping products are going from our organic Bee Farm which is located in wild place. We do not use our bees for commercial pollination so our Beekeeping products do not have any pesticides or harmful chemicals
4. Why we use bee propolis in our skin care products? Bee Propolis is a natural resin that bees produce to glue their hives together. Amazingly it also has antiseptic and antibiotic properties which makes propolis for skin an excellent treatment for all types of skin conditions. This all natural bee product is included in creams and ointments that can be used to treat many varieties of skin problems. Acne Propolis for skin problems such as acne will work to clense the skin from bacteria and other harmful substances and clear up most normal acne pimples and blemishes. It also seals necessary moisture into the skin to empart a beauty and softenss that will thrill any acne sufferer. Burns Propolis for skin burns coats the burns, kills the bacteria and prevents infection and boosts healing time. It also releives the pain associated with minor skin burns. Rashes Propolis for skin rashes stops any secondary infections from scratching and soothes the itching while in many cases helping to fight the rash. Since it is a natural moisturizer it will help any rashes resulting from dry skin Minor Scrapes And Scratches Propolis in a topical ointment applied to minor wounds will enhance healing and protect against infection. Propolis for skin wounds keeps them clean and healing. It is amazing what these little bees have created. Bee Propolis for skin care is an amazing discovery. Propolis not only soothes pain, is an antiseptic and antibiotic but it also has anti viral properties to it as well. Using this product on your skin can help keep it healthy and beautiful. Even as I wrote this there are more amazing thins being discovered about bee propolis for skin care.
5. Why we use beeswax in our skin care products? Protectant Acting as a surfactant, beeswax, when blended into cold creams and other skin lotions forms a protective barrier on the surface of the skin. This barrier, according to Koster Keunan, a global organic wax supplier, provides a film of protection against irritants while still allowing the skin to breathe. This barrier may also aid in protecting the tender skin on your lips. The Mayo Clinic recommends using a lip balm that contains beeswax during cold weather to reduce your chances of developing chapped lips. Skin Healer In its natural state, beeswax is firm but pliable. Melted and combined with other ingredients, beeswax adds body to skin care products, making creams thicker. Like other beehive products, including honey and royal jelly, beeswax offers anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antiviral benefits, according to the magazine, Delicious Living, making it potentially beneficial for treating minor skin irritations. Skin Softener Dry, rough skin may benefit from creams, lotions or soaps that contain beeswax. When added to skin care products, beeswax acts as an emollient and a humectant, drawing moisture to the skin and sealing it in, reports Botanical.com. Beeswax also contains vitamin A, which may be beneficial in softening and rehydrating dry skin and in cell reconstruction. Antibacterial Beeswax may have mild antibacterial properties, according to a 2005 study conducted at Dubai Specialized Medical Center in the United Arab Emirates. Researchers combined honey, olive oil and beeswax, then applied the mixture to laboratory plates on which the bacteria, Staphylococcus aureus, and the fungus, Candida albicans were growing. The honey/beeswax mixture inhibited the growth of the bacteria and fungus, making beeswax, along with honey, potentially beneficial in the treatment of diaper rash and other bacterial skin conditions.