Ingredient Spotlight: Mountain Wildflower Honey

How is Wildflower Honey Different?

It can be confusing, looking at all the variations of honey that exist. Do you want raw? Unfiltered? Flavored? Local? Which is best? Well, while different honey varietals are better for different things, we have carefully chosen mountain wildflower honey from the Colorado mountains as the honey of choice for the products we use them in.

Wildflower mountain honey is different than other varieties of honey. This type of honey is a polyfloral honey made when bees pollinate a wide variety of flowers and blossoms. Due to this, the flavor, texture, and quality can depend on the composition of wildflowers involved in its production.

We source our mountain wildflower honey from a True Source Certified Source, which guarantees the wellness and safety of people, bees, and environment. Our wildflower mountain honey may include vivid Lupine, abundant California Poppy, reliable Black-Eyed Susan, spectacular columbine, lush Mountain Phlox, and even more. Who knew wildflower honey could include so many different types of flowers?

How Honey Helps Skin

Honey is a game-changer when it comes to skin care. It’s rich in gentle enzymes and gluconic acid, which means it ever-so-gently breaks down built-up skin, softly resurfaces, and leaves the skin fresh and renewed. It’s a powerful humectant, which means it binds to water in the air or on the skin and helps to moisturize and nourish the skin. We feature this potent ingredient in both our Coconut Honey Mask and our Illuminating Pearl Mask, which you can leave on the skin for upwards of 30 minutes, allowing the carefully formulated honey-blends to do their work!