Our beeswax is made by the bees of North Essex, under the perfect care of Essex Beekeeper Michael Keepence.

Some propolis remains in this beeswax. This appears as dark specks; this is perfectly natural and very welcome as propolis is the resinous substance collected by bees from Pine tree bark, used as a glue to fill in cracks in the hive.

• Dermatitis patches
• Sealing in moisture without blocking pores
• Softening dry elbows, knuckles and cuticles
• Being used as a barrier cream prior to gardening
• Preventing dryness caused by wind chill
• Softening dry skin on feet prior to chiropody appointments
• Use as a barrier from wind, sun and salt water
• Psoriasis on hands, feet and elbows
• Locking in moisture straight out of the shower
• Skin that can’t tolerate petroleum
• Soothing superficial wounds
• Accelerating skin healing

Store at room temperature, however the salve will become more solid at colder temperature.

To soften the salve, just place a small blob in the palm of your hand and massage until it becomes more fluid.

If applying to feet, be aware that your feet may be slippery so we suggest you wear foot covering until balm is fully absorbed to avoid slipping over, or spoiling floor coverings.

Presented in brown glass 60ml jar.

External use only.

Do not apply to open wounds.

Not intended for eye area.

These creams may not be suitable for nut allergy sufferers, as nut oils are used in their production.

If breastfeeding avoid applying around the nipple area.