Busy Bee Products

Natural handmade products
using honey and beeswax
from hives in the New Forest

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Scented candle bundle (2020)
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Scented Candles

natural handmade vanilla and honey soap on rocks (2020)
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soap

Handmade Lavender & Honey Hand balm (2020)
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cosmetics

Beeswax wrap (2020)
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Beeswax wraps

Beeswax furniture polish (2020)
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furniture polish

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About us

New Forest Based

We are a 'Cottage Industry' working from our home kitchen and studio.

Bees are so vital to our food chain we do all we can to promote their survival.

By handmaking these products we support other New Forest beekeepers, by buying their honey and beeswax.

Our Products

All our cosmetics meet the highest standards having passed a Cosmetic Product Safety Report (CPSR) for each product. This is to UK and EU requirements.

None of our cosmetics have been tested on animals

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How Busy Bee Products Began (2020)

How Busy Bee Products Began

It all started when I decided to keep chicken. We had a fairly large garden and it seemed to be a good idea at the time. So I went to…
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Soap for frequent hand-washing (2020)

Soap for frequent hand-washing

A pure natural handmade soap, inherently antibacterial and antimicrobial and includes Honey from Hives in The New Forest. It is made in the cold process method using natural vegetable oils…
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The starting point of candle-making (2020)

The starting point of candle-making

I had managed to experiment with a mixture of beeswax and paraffin wax which was a big mistake as petroleum derivatives are not very popular. So, I started all over…
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starting to keep bees (2020)

Starting to keep bees

Keeping bees is not just sticking a hive down the bottom of the garden and helping yourself to honey, it’s more involved than that. Being a member of my local…
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bees (2020)

Our first Swarm of Bees

The First Swarm of bees. My ‘nuc’ arrived in July. A bit late in the year but the spring had not been too clever so things were running a little…
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