What do honey bees and massage have in common?
It may seem like a strange connection, what could these cute little honey
bees with their furry bodies, flying around collecting pollen and nectar
from flowers have to do with massage?
In fact quite a lot, because Honey bees are significant pollinators, whose work contributes to the supply of plant and vegetable oils used in massage oils. They also produce beeswax which is used in massage balms and massage creams.
So next time you choose Sweet almond oil as a massage oil, remember to thank the bees - because almonds rely 100% on pollination by bees.
If you prefer massage balms with natural beeswax like Reva Myo-remedial balm, - then again - support your local beekeeper and remember to say "Thankyou bees"
In fact quite a lot, because Honey bees are significant pollinators, whose work contributes to the supply of plant and vegetable oils used in massage oils. They also produce beeswax which is used in massage balms and massage creams.
So next time you choose Sweet almond oil as a massage oil, remember to thank the bees - because almonds rely 100% on pollination by bees.
If you prefer massage balms with natural beeswax like Reva Myo-remedial balm, - then again - support your local beekeeper and remember to say "Thankyou bees"
