Brood comb

The queen bee lays her eggs (also known as pens) in the brood comb, from where the various stages of development (eggs, maggots or pupae) of the bee brood take place, in which the hive bees also store honey and pollen. The brood combs are arranged in a row in the bee colony and together form the brood nest.

A Founder Driven by Conviction

Bee products have been a part of my life since childhood. Every morning, a teaspoon of bee pollen and propolis was part of my daily routine to boost my well-being.

Years later, I also came to appreciate propolis as a complementary component of my skincare routine for sensitive skin prone to eczema. To this day, my skin is noticeably stronger, less dry, and less irritated.

This inspired me to incorporate the versatile properties of bee products into my own line and share my experiences with my community and many others.

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With passion and a commitment to social causes, we’re working to protect bees and biodiversity—and you can help, too.

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