September is National Honey Month Treat Yourself with Organic Honey Soaps

September as National Honey Month as a way to promote the beekeeping industry, beekeeping in the United States and, of course,organic honey!
Natural Antioxidant Goat’s Milk Soap with LOTS of Wild Honey Blossom ,that complements the moisturizing qualities. Only The Finest local honey straight from the hive , unrefined Used.

Honey Gold Blossom and Farm Fresh Goat’s Milk Soap

No matter your skin type, this gentle Goat’s Milk Honey Blossom bar soap is perfect for everyday use.
Goat’s Milk Honey Blossom Soap- perfect for all skin types and all ages from newborns to adults.

Buttermilk Honey and Goat’s Milk Soap Bar – Handmade Soap Artisan Natural Soap Good for Body and Face.Buttermilk is a very mild soap, great for combination skin and has a luxurious lather..

 Buttermilk Soap Honey and Mango Butter Soap -All Natural Handmade Soap

The combination of milk, honey ,and mango butter makes for a soft, soothing, moisturizing soap with anatural buttermilk soap fresh scent .

Beeswax – softening and re hydrating dry skin and in cell reconstruction Mango Butter Mango Butter -Effectively treats dry skin Honey Raw Organic , is also a humectant, so it helps retain moisture on the skin in much the same way as glycerin.

 Honey Is A Sweet Treat For Skin
Honey is also a humectant, so it helps retain moisture on the skin in much the same way as glycerin.

Cleopatra is said to have ruled Egypt with an iron fist. Apparently, it was also a smooth fist, since she was one of the more famous people in history to use honey for its skin-

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enhancing properties. In fact, Cleopatra’s legendary milk and honey baths are just one of many historical examples of people using honey to pamper their complexions. While Cleopatra didn’t know why honey softened her skin, new research suggests the queen of the Nile was definitely onto something.Manufacturers have used honey in everything from hand lotions and moisturizers to bar soaps and bubble baths.

First, honey is a humectant, which means it attracts and retains moisture. One reason they use honey is for its wholesome, all-natural image; more and more consumers are demanding cosmetics and personal care products made from natural ingredients. In the case of honey, however, image is just the beginning.This makes honey a natural fit in a variety of moisturizing products including cleaners, creams, shampoos and conditioners. Honey also acts as an anti-irritant, making it suitable for sensitive skin and baby care products.

Honey’s prospects in skincare are looking even sweeter; research is currently underway to develop a process using honey to create alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs). AHAs are an important ingredient in many skin creams and moisturizers because they help exfoliate the skin. Increased exfoliation, or renewal of the skin cells, can give skin a younger, more vibrant look.