Propolis- Propolis is the most medicinal beehive product. It has been used since ancient times. Propolis is a resinous material collected by foragers from a variety of plants, especially the buds of trees. The word propolis is believed to have been coined by Aristotle, who defined how propolis was used to protect and defend the hive. Propolis means "Before the City", or "Defender of the City". Propolis exhibits anti-inflammatory activity and topical anesthesia. It is antiviral, antibacterial, and antifungal. Propolis aids in healing wounds and reducing inflammation. The general medicinal uses of propolis include: treatment of tissue regeneration, excema, and wound healing (particularly burn wounds, infections, and lessions. Together fungicidal characteristics, it provides many benefits in various applications in cosmetics.

Comfrey- Makes a good external application for pain and inflammation. Used externally, makes a good poultice for wounds, bruises, sores, and insect bites. Use regularly for a more youthful skin. Comfrey has an apparent ability to hasten the healing of broken bones and sprains, relieves tired muscles and joints.

Jojoba Oil-Jojoba is very close in nature to human sebum, a natural oil excreted around hair follicles. It is absorbed readily by all skin types.

Lanolin-is a fatty substance taken from the wool of sheep. Lanolin thickens products.

Avocado Oil- Beneficial to dry, weathered, or wrinkled skin. Avocado has an excellent shelf life because of built-in antioxidants.

Aloe Vera Oil- Renowned skin soother that relieves sunburn and the symptoms associated with several adverse skin conditions, such as psoriasis and eczema

Olive Oil- ranges from a heavy, dark green to a light pale golden color. Olive oil has a history as a healing oil. Olive oil is the preferred base oil for making salves.

Camphor- has the unique dual action of cooling and heating the skin simultaneously Camphor treats infectous diseases and chapped skin.