Wednesday, 21 May 2014

Bee Good Honey, Borage & Echium Intensive Hand Repair 50ml




I was recently sent Bee Good Honey, Borage & Echium Intensive Hand Repair* (50ml - £12) to try and review.  Bee Good was founded by husband and wife team in 2008, with Simon being an experienced beekeeper and Caroline keen to make natural skincare.

Finest ingredients are used - bee ingredients (some sourced from fellow British beekeepers), plant oils and natural active botanicals sourced in Britain. There are no synthetic colours, mineral oil, silicones, SLS, SLES and parabens used and no animal testing.  The products are BUAV certified.

Bee Good donate a share of profits to beekeeping causes and apprenticeship and education of young beekeepers.  Each purchase helps to protect British bees.  A nice touch I think is the label which contains wildflower seeds to plant in your garden which will grow and be a source of nectar for the honeybees in your garden.


The hand cream is really rich, intensive and nurturing so it is great for dry hands (feet, elbows, knees too!).  It contains moisturising British Wild flower honey, Echium oil to replenish the skin, Cocoa & Shea Butter to deeply moisturise, antioxidant Vitamin E, strengthening Borage and Antibacterial British Propolis.  It has a light slightly herbal floral scent which I love! To use: massage into the skin as often as needed for beautifully soft and moisturised hands.

I am super excited to be able to try Honey & Wild Mint 3-in-1 Cleansing Water 100ml (worth £10) when my BBB Beauty Box III (£19.95 for 15 items with free P&P) arrives!

See the website here
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*PR sample

14 comments:

  1. It sounds lovely, nice idea with the seeds x

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    1. You'd love it. I know can't wait to plant them & see if they grow x

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  2. AnonymousMay 21, 2014

    I like this a lot, nice ingredients and the plantable label is a brilliant idea x

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    1. I'm so looking forward to trying more from the range. I agree! x

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  3. I love the packaging of these, the ingredients are fab and it's great that it comes with the wildflower seeds - genius! I am so happy that more companies are raising more awareness about the bees! This hand cream sounds lovely too :)

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    1. Me too I love bee loving companies. I'm sure you'd love the hand cream x

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  4. Sounds great, the packaging is so clever too! x

    Evelyn @ We Were Raised By Wolves

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    1. It's a lovely range and I'm looking forward to trying more from it x

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  5. Sounds like a great product and the packaging seems really handy as well :) x

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    1. It's one of the nicest hand creams I own. I'll definitely be stocking up when I finish it x

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  6. This is firmly on my wish list too x

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  7. AnonymousMay 21, 2014

    Thanks for the great review!
    The Intensive Repair Salve is very rich and thick, hence the need for the pump, its also very practical for use after gardening or other activities as we found it's a lot less fiddly than a tube.

    As active beekeepers, we are well aware of the need to look after our little friends and if you look at our blog over the next couple of weeks, we will explain in more detail exactly how we are supporting British bees and the next generation of beekeepers...

    We're running a few trials with the seeded paper and it does take about 3-4 weeks for the seeds to germinate, so a little patience is required! I've posted some pictures on our Twitter feed and will also blog about the results later.

    Thanks again,

    Simon

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    1. No problem at all! Agree fab to use after gardening. I'll check your blog and twitter out and let you know if my seeds germinate - just a fab added extra :)

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