The honey comes in a liquid form but crystallizes into a  firm and smooth form over time. If you would like to soften your honey after it crystallized, place the jar in very warm water and leave it in there for about 30 minutes or until it becomes clear and liquid.  This will not cause any loss of enzymes or other healthful properties in the honey!

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It is a totally unprocessed whole food, that has never been heated and contains all the pollen, propolis, vitamins, enzymes and trace minerals the bees put into it. Creamy, smooth and spreadable, and the taste is utterly extraordinary!





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For skin rashes, burns and abrasions:
Apply a small amount of raw honey lightly over the affected area; may cover with a dressing or a dusting of cornstarch to reduce any stickiness.

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The ultimate moisturizer:

Smooth a small amount of raw honey lightly over the skin; easily remove later with splashes of cold water or comfortable warm water. Leaves skin baby soft.
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As a bath and antibacterial soap:
Wash with raw honey straight from the jar and enjoy sparkling clean skin. Facial blemishes and acne caused by cosmetics or allergies will clear up quickly using a nightly treatment of raw honey. A small amount needed.

Acne care:

To treat a breakout, soak a cotton ball in warmend (not hot) salt water  and hold this to the outbreak for several minutes.  Pat the skin dry and dab a dot of raw honey on the breakout.  Leave for 15 minutes and rinse.

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For hair and scalp treatment:
As a mask for dry or damaged har, simply massage one-half cup of raw honey into hair (more may be necessary for longer hair).  You will need to leave the hair mask on for 30 minutes, so you may want to cover hair with a plastic shower cap.  Wash and condition as usual.

To condition hair and keep it soft, massage raw honey (with or without olive oil) into dry hair about 15 minutes before washing.  Shampoo and rinse as usual.

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For dental care and mouth sores:
Cleans teeth, mouth and dentures and stops bleeding gums. Canker sores, blisters and mouth ulcers respond to application of raw honey.

An astounding natural preservative:

Unprocessed honey found in ancient tombs was determined to be edible and was even used to preserve bodies. Keeps foods fresh and moist longer and retards spoilage.

Honey is antiseptic, antibiotic, antifungal, and antibacterial -- it never spoils!





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