Creamy Country Honey

Little injuries can quickly be picked up in everyday life. If we are distracted for a moment, we may stumble and graze our knee. No drama. Grazes generally heal up on their own, but honey can help the wound to heal. Its beneficial ingredients have an antibacterial effect and prevent inflammation.

Simply apply an enzyme-rich honeydew honey – such as Bee Easy Forest Honey – to minor cuts and grazes and let it air-dry. This protective layer shields the wound. However, be careful to avoid using home remedies such as honey, flour and butter when treating burns! It is advisable to seek medical attention for these types of injuries.

Taking a sauna at home is good for you and also enjoyable. Honey further enhances the feeling of wellness, while giving us an extra measure of relaxation and care with every sauna session.

Before the sauna. Prepare the honey infusion: for a mild sauna infusion, blend 100 g of Langnese Honey with approx. ten drops of orange oil, 15 drops of grapefruit oil and five drops of lavender oil and mix it all into the lukewarm sauna infusion water.

In the sauna. Cleanse the skin naturally: for deep pore skin cleansing, rub honey – conveniently from the Bee Easy bottle – onto the skin in the sauna and gently massage it in. Immediately afterwards, perform a normal infusion ritual with pure water and then take a shower straightaway.

After the sauna. Take good care of your skin: after the sauna session, rub some honey into the body for an extra dose of moisture and leave it on for a few minutes before rinsing it off with lukewarm water.

Whether tea, coffee or smoothie, Langnese Honey adds a touch of indulgence to hot and cold drinks.