Honey isn't just for eating — it's one of the oldest topical skincare ingredients in recorded history. Cleopatra reportedly used honey and milk baths. Raw honey is hygroscopic (it draws moisture from the air to your skin), naturally antibacterial, and gently exfoliating.
Honey isn't just for eating — it's one of the oldest topical skincare ingredients in recorded history. Cleopatra reportedly used honey and milk baths. Raw honey is hygroscopic (it draws moisture from the air to your skin), naturally antibacterial, and gently exfoliating.
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