
It started with
one bad winter.

Our founder’s daughter was three when the eczema got bad enough that she slept in mittens. The chemist shelf gave us fifteen tubs, a fridge full of half-used creams and the same hour of relief every time.
A beekeeper in Somerset suggested propolis — the resin bees seal the hive with. We made the first batch in a kitchen: raw honey, propolis, unrefined shea, beeswax. No water, so nothing to evaporate. No fragrance, nothing to sting.
Four ingredients. That’s still the whole formula, and it’s still made in the UK in small batches.























