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Bee venom has taken the beauty industry by storm, and for good reason. This natural ingredient, derived from bees, has been touted for its incredible benefits when it comes to skin health. While many people may be familiar with bee venom's anti-aging properties, the truth is that this powerful ingredient can do so much more for your skin. Here are just five of the many reasons why bee venom should be a part of your skincare routine: Anti-Aging Effect Bee venom has been shown to stimulate the production of collagen in the skin, which can help reduce the appearance of fine...

Comb honey is one of nature’s most delicious treats and has grown in popularity in recent years. Pure liquid honey is a staple in many kitchens, but raw comb honey may be slightly more intimidating for those who are unfamiliar with it.  Below, we answer some common questions about honeycomb. What is honeycomb made of? Honeycomb is the rawest form of honey, straight from the hive. Comb honey is made of beeswax combs which are filled with pure honey and capped with a thin layer of beeswax. When you purchase honeycomb to eat, the honey inside is often fully or...

You might be surprised to learn that Canada is a major producer of honey, with an impressive annual production of 75 million pounds! While pure honey is a beloved natural sweetener in the kitchen, it's important to note that its benefits extend far beyond culinary use. In fact, pure honey can be utilized in various ways outside of the kitchen, serving as a versatile remedy for a range of common ailments. Here are 5 unexpected uses of pure honey that you might not have considered before: Healing Minor Burns & Wounds Pure honey's anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties can help soothe...

Answering some of your most frequently asked questions about pure honey. What is pure honey? Pure honey is natural honey, straight from the hive. It is unfiltered and unpasteurized, ensuring that all of the beneficial nutrients and compounds remain in the honey. Because pure honey contains very small amounts of pollen, it can be traced back to its original source. When honey is highly processed, it is filtered and exposed to high temperatures for a prolonged period of time. This process destroys any nutritional benefits of the honey. Processed honey is also easily adulterated, as it is nearly impossible to...