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Bees’ Bounty Christmas Gift Box – for a Gardener
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6531Bees’ Bounty Christmas Gift Box – Fragrance Free Intensive Skincare
all skin types, Body creams, By Skin Type, Combination Skin, Gifts, Intensive creams, Lip balms, Propolis, Sensitive Skin, Skincare£69.50Intensive products in a Christmas gift box
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6529Bees’ Bounty Christmas Gift Box – Fragrance Free Skincare
all skin types, Body creams, by skin type, By Skin Type, Foot creams, Gifts, Hand creams, Lip balms, Sensitive Skin, Skincare, Soap£49.50Fragrance Free products in a Christmas gift box
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6520Bees’ Bounty Christmas Gift Box – Bergamot Sandalwood & Pine
£49.50Our specially selected gift box contains products from our award-winning skincare range, designed to be kind to skin and the planet:
Presented in a chic matt black card box with a Christmas snowflake design strap
We can post direct to the happy recipient
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7206Bees’ Bounty Christmas Gift Box – ‘selection box’
all skin types, By Skin Type, Face creams, Foot creams, Gifts, Hand creams, Lip balms, Mature Skin, Skincare, Soap£39.50mixed products in a Christmas gift box
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6530Bees’ Bounty Christmas Gift Box – Jasmine
£34.50Jasmine products in a Christmas gift box
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Travel Essentials – 3 perfect creams for a trip away
£27.00Our favourite selection for a short break and those who like to keep their skincare pure and simple.
A cornucopia of our products, beautifully presented in a hand made fine cotton print containing one each of the following;
Calendula Cream for soothing sensitive skin or if you’ve had too much sun
Silky Hand Cream with geranium and orange essential oils – prize winning and gorgeous!
Soft Foot Intensive Cream with lavender jasmine and tea tree oils – for happy holiday feet
We’re always happy to change a fragrance in this selection , just ask!
Bon vacances!
3 x 35ml tubes (differ slightly from the pumps shown in picture) in a handy tied fine cotton bag
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beeswaxwraps – the thoughtful alternative to clingfilm
£14.50Re-usable handmade beeswax food wraps. These wraps are all the buzz for wrapping food as they keep food fresh + moist with no need for clingfilm, plastic bags or boxes nor aluminium foil
Following the suggestion of a local crafter who’d just returned from the Antipodes we just had to introduce these to our ‘hive products’ range.
Designed to wrap sandwiches, cover any food or leftovers, with the exception of raw meat or fish. Either wrap the food or cover containers with these flexible cloths. Use the warmth of your hands to seal the wrap. Beeswax does not absorb smells nor bacteria which is why these are so perfect!
They are reuseable, just wash in cool or cold water with a little mild detergent and air dry
When your wrap looks worn out simply place on a piece of baking parchment in a cool oven (110 0c) for a few minutes to refresh. Use and re-use – save the planet 1 wrap at a time!
Using the beeswax from Keith’s bees in the Surbiton area, his sister Alison is making them for us as well as us at ‘head hive’! Whilst we were planning the making of these Alison and her family had come to the conclusion, as so many of us have, that we must reduce our consumption and thoughtless use of plastic. Robin’s mother used wax cloth in the kitchen, but I didn’t find it until clearing her kitchen after she passed away and couldn’t work out what it was, that was over 35 years ago and now we know!
Made from 100% cotton and pure local beeswax – nothing else
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BeeAlert
£7.99Bee Alert! – Selected in Independent Online The 30 best children’s books for 2019
Barbara Rustin’s first book – was born out of the desire to increase awareness, not only of large-scale bee disappearances but of their causes and implications. Barbara felt that the information should be embedded in an exciting story and that is what she set out to write.
Although the book is for children (9 – 11 years), it will, she hopes, amuse and inform adults too. A mystery story, it concerns not only the life of bees and the causes of their current plight but the related threats to other wildlife and even to human health.
When Ben goes to stay with his grandpa in the country for the summer, he’s hoping that somewhere, somehow, there’ll be a mystery to solve – a theft, a kidnapping, a murder even . . .
When he stumbles on a case of alarming disappearances he comes to realize that solving this mystery may prove more dangerous than anything he could possibly have imagined.
Will he find the courage?
Will anyone believe his incredible story?
‘I loved Bee Alert! An exciting, necessary book, filled to the brim with the brilliant world of bees.’
– Lisa Heathfield, author of Paper Butterflies
Shortlisted for Waterstones Children’s Book Prize, 2017
‘Charming, adventurous and good fun! This book is a brilliant introduction to knowing how our actions – child and adult – can affect change in the natural world. An absolute gem.’– Faye Bird, author of the highly acclaimed and award-winning
My Second Life and What I Couldn’t Tell YouAlison met Barbara just as the book was published, bought a copy for Callum and proceeded to read it – an enjoyable read for all, so we’d like to share it with everyone!
