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Why Every Jar of Honey Is Different | British Honey From a Beekeeper
Why Every Jar of Honey Is a Little Different If you've ever bought honey directly from a beekeeper, you may have noticed that one jar isn't always exactly the same as the next. Sometimes it's lighter in colour. Sometimes it's a little darker. One batch may have...
Why Natural Balms Become Soft or Grainy in Warm Weather
Why Has My Natural Balm Gone Grainy in Hot Weather? If you've opened your favourite natural balm during the recent warm weather and noticed it's become softer than usual, or perhaps developed a slightly grainy texture, don't panic. This is one of the questions we're...
What Happens When Bees Swarm? A Real Story From Our East Devon Apiary
I was convinced it was a mating flight. It wasn't. We don't often see our own bees swarm because we work hard to stay on top of inspections throughout spring. But this week, the bees got one over on us. A couple of weeks ago, we moved a colony from a nuc into a full...
Wedding Favours Your Guests Will Actually Use
When people start planning a wedding, wedding favours are often one of the last things on the list. The trouble is that many traditional favours end up being left behind on tables or forgotten about once the day is over. That's one reason we like practical favours. A...
Natural Soap vs Commercial Soap UK What Is the Difference
What Makes Natural Soap Different From Commercial Soap There has definitely been a shift back towards soap bars in recent years. For a long time, liquid products took over because they felt easier and more convenient. But more people are starting to look at...
Cosmetic Compliance for Beekeepers: What You Need to Know Before Selling Soap
Many beekeepers consider adding soap or skincare products to their range. It makes sense. You already have honey and beeswax — beautiful natural ingredients that work well in skincare. But selling soap or skincare in the UK comes with legal responsibilities. Once a...