Anti-aging face cream (bee venom ointment) 1

What is Apibeauty Anti-aging Face Cream?

BEE&YOU APIBEAUTY: A more lively, supple and smooth complexion with the anti-wrinkle anti-aging face care cream.
The valuable ingredients such as bee venom, hyaluronic acid, vitamins B5 and E, raw honey, patented pure Anatolian propolis, shea butter and olive oil moisturise, nourish and nourish the skin.

Our high-quality product BEE&YOU APIBEAUTY contributes to nutrient-rich care of the skin and provides the skin with high-quality vitamins and minerals while making it more supple and lively. We take a closer look at the valuable ingredients below.

Royal Jelly: Royal jelly is a valuable bee product that bees excrete from their own bodies. Royal jelly is the food of brood and queen bees. With its rich vitamins, minerals, organic acids and amino acids, it provides intensive skin care. It deeply moisturizes the skin. Royal jelly, which supports collagen synthesis in the skin, makes the skin look more flexible and younger with regular use.

Bee Venom: Produced in the venom glands of worker bees in the hive, bee venom increases blood flow and stimulates collagen and elastin production.
Increased collagen and elastin plumps the skin, regulates its tone, makes it look smooth and reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Patented BEE&YOU Anatolian propolis: With valuable phenolic and flavonoid components such as KAFE (caffeic acid phenethyl ester), quercetin, pinosembrine, galangin and chrysin with a high content, it contributes to nutrition and skin protection.
In addition, with the powerful antioxidant effects of propolis, it detoxifies the skin and helps to remove dead cells and toxins from the skin.

Raw Honey: A natural moisturizer that helps protect the skin's barrier.

The BEE&YOU APIBEAUTY smoothing face cream is best suited for sensitive skin. The best results are obtained when used in combination with the BEE&YOU APIBEAUTY anti-aging eye serum.

Shea butter: Shea butter is particularly suitable for dry skin and provides the skin with moisture. This relieves feelings of tension and smoothes the skin. Shea butter contains, among other things, linoleic acid, which has skin-soothing properties, omega 3 fatty acids, which regulate hormone balance and also reduce inflammation levels, and allantoin, which has wound-healing properties. ^[1]

Olive oil: Olive oil is a natural product that can be used in many ways. This is how it found its way into the cosmetics industry. The high content of antioxidants and vitamin E makes olive oil a silver bullet in skin care. The skin becomes supple and the aging process is delayed. ^[2]

Vitamin B5 and E: Vitamin E: It helps the body's skin to regenerate and provides a natural protective layer for the body's skin. Also, it protects the body skin to delay aging. B5: Improves the appearance of the body's skin and is involved in generating energy in cell metabolism.

Hyaluronic Acid: Hyaluronic acid is a natural component of the human body. In the body, it occurs in the connective tissue, in synovial fluid, cartilage and ligaments. It has the ability to bind large amounts of water, thereby keeping human skin taut and giving it stability. It works against wrinkles. In the skin, it acts like a water reservoir and ensures elasticity and resilience.

Application of Apibeauty Anti-aging Face Cream (50ml)

• Apply to the face in circular movements in the morning and evening. It is suitable for use on sensitive skin

Contents & Notes for Apibeauty Anti-aging Face Cream (50ml)

• Active ingredients: bee venom, hyaluronic acid, vitamins B5 and E, raw honey, patented pure Anatolian propolis, shea butter, olive oil.

Why BEE&YOU?

Award-winning bee products: Our bee products, made using an award-winning and patented extraction process, have won 33 national and international awards.

Reliable Bee Products: Our bee products are manufactured in the heart of Europe by our two founders, food engineers using the latest technology and FDA standards.

High-quality bee products: We work with over 5,000 contract beekeepers and over 550,000 beehives and use the contract beekeeping model. This guarantees high propolis quality.

Quality production: It is produced according to the principles of good beekeeping practices and under controlled conditions by experts according to the contractual beekeeping model.

In the production of pure propolis products, extraction methods developed by experienced food engineers of ITU ARI Teknokent through research and development studies are used and considered worthy of the TUBITAK, TTGV and TUSIAD Technology Awards 2016. Through this process it is possible to preserve the nutrients of raw Anatolian propolis in a maximum way while still removing impurities.

Thanks to the innovative award-winning extraction, the useful components of propolis are produced with maximum preservation

We love bees: For the love of bees, we donate 10 cents with every purchase. This amount will be invested in the research and development center to protect bee habitats.

• Has international certificates proving food safety and quality: GMP, BRC, IFS, ISO9000, ISO22000, Halal, Kosher
• Those who test it are very satisfied: 4.88 / 5.00 customer satisfaction in Trusted Shops
• It is trusted by thousands of families in more than 13 countries.

Check out our site to discover all of our propolis tincture products.

Dermatologically tested. Without parabens, GMOs and dyes.

study results

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