17
2010
Live Live Bee Yummy Skin Food
I love it when I come across a product that is just fantastic and by fantastic I mean that it provides a solution or exceeds expectations in some way. That is just what happened when I came across Live Live Bee Yummy Skin Food. A raw food product rich in unpasturised honey and honey cappings, Bee Yummy is a real solution for those with acne prone, oily or congested skin. The healing properties of the raw ingredients are extensive…too many to write about (can’t be getting RSI!) so of course, I have done a video blog instead (can you get RSI of the mouth?).
Just before we launch into the video blog, I want to mention the growing raw food trend. Emerging from the US, raw food is really coming into the fore in Australia of late and while I think that many Australians would do well to eat more raw and “live” foods, like many trends it has so many positive aspects and some downsides. I am going blog my opinion (because thats all it is!) about raw foods very soon however, I have to say, back to the product, Bee Yummy has all the best of the raw food/skin care trend and none of the downsides.
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On March 17th, 2010
Lisa Said:
Fabulous stuff ananda. Wow think I need to get some !!!! i know a few people who would be helped buy this. Love the raw food concept too and looking forward to hearing your opnions on the raw food diet revolution!!
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On March 19th, 2010
Misha Said:
Hi Ananda!
I’ve been using this product for about 6 months and am very happy with it. I have highly allergy-prone, normal-to-dry skin. For the past 6 years or so it has become mildly acne-prone as well, which I believe is driven by internal health and hormonal factors. I am currently in the process of doing things to detoxify, balance and heal internally. I had some success in the past couple of years with Dr. Hauschka Normalizing Day Oil for light moisturizing that wouldn’t irritate or clog pores, but I often found dry spots later in the day, and didn’t have success with other natural products to add moisture. The Bee Yummy Skin Food (BYSF) has been one of the only products that I can put over my entire face, including my active pimples, and have balanced skin. As I heal internally I feel like BYSF is supporting my skin to heal externally and balance itself, rather than fighting against it. I have found that less is more, which I often forget as it seems counter-intuitive for dry skin; a light application seems to supports the skin to balance sebum production itself. To this end I think it would be suitable for anyone that is looking to restore balance in their skin by supporting its natural function. Lastly, I’ve grown to love the light, natural smell. It is more like pure beeswax (as in natural beeswax candles) than balsam fir, which is lovely. I’m so glad you’re stocking this product!
Best, Misha
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vitale Reply:
March 18th, 2010 at 10:44 pm
Thanks Lisa. Yes must get onto putting thoughts to paper. I want to take a balanced look at it but am aware of my strong nutritional & TCM influences! Hopefully it will spark some comment. A
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