A concentrated, water-free face cream with royal jelly, raw honey, baobab and rosehip oils for morning moisture.
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The Hive Collection
Beeswax, honey, propolis and royal jelly from our own hives, made into small-batch skin care in Springfield. A portion of every sale supports local beekeepers and pollinator habitat.

A rich, old-world cold cream with beeswax, royal jelly, propolis and sweet almond oil for the evening.
Bee Balm
$48Herb-infused oils, propolis and helichrysum in a concentrated beeswax balm for dry, weathered skin.
Honey Wash
$38A gentle daily cleanser for face and hands with raw honey, calendula water and aloe. No added fragrance.
Bee-Odorant
$28Beeswax, shea and coconut with baking soda, clay and a woodsy essential-oil blend. No aluminum.
Sleep Bee
$28Shea and mango butters, beeswax and jojoba with magnesium chloride and lavender for a calm bedtime routine.

Raw Oregon honey from one hive at a time. Jars return with the next harvest.
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The morning routineClean, then a silky layer of moisture that sits comfortably under the rest of your day.2 steps · $96
The evening wind-downWash the day off, a rich old-world cream, then a slow foot and shoulder massage before bed.3 steps · $124
Hands & the outdoorsFor gardeners, beekeepers and anyone whose hands do the work.2 steps · $86
Everyday essentialsThe two things you reach for every single day, made simply.2 steps · $66 How ordering works
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