Pure, Natural, Good. From the beginning these three words became my guiding criteria for every Beesential product. Natural ingredients in as pure a form as possible, that are good for people's skin, hair and wellbeing. It warms our hearts to have customers who have followed us from our start, over 10 years ago.
Celebrating Queens: Honoring Women and Bees on International Women’s Day
In honor of International Women's Day, we're celebrating the incredible role women play in both the honey bee hive and the world. Did you know that over 90% of the honey bees in a hive are female, working tirelessly to pollinate crops and create honey? This post highlights the impact of women beekeepers who are making a difference in their communities and the environment. We also share honey-inspired recipes that celebrate these pollinators and the women who help protect them. Join us in honoring the queens of the hive and the amazing women worldwide!
In today’s crowded skincare market, endless choices make it easy to feel overwhelmed. But when it comes to nourishing and protecting your skin, the choice is clear: natural is better. At Beessential, we believe in the power of nature and the long-term benefits of skincare products crafted with only the finest natural ingredients. Unlike synthetic products that often contain harsh chemicals, Beessential’s products are designed to work harmoniously with your skin, providing deep hydration, nourishment, and protection. Whether you have sensitive skin, want to avoid harmful chemicals, or want radiant, healthy skin, Beessential offers a safer, more sustainable skincare solution. Choose natural for a healthier, more glowing complexion—your skin will thank you.
While honey is a natural and nutritious sweetener loved by many, it’s not safe for babies under one year old. Honey can contain Clostridium botulinum spores, a bacteria that can lead to infant botulism—a rare but serious condition affecting the nervous system. Because babies’ digestive systems are still developing, they can’t fend off these harmful spores. Pediatricians recommend introducing honey into their diet until your child’s first birthday. At Beessential, we care about health and safety as much as we do about bees, so always follow expert guidance when it comes to your baby’s nutrition.