Handmade Artisan soap
Luxurious range of handmade soap bars are made using the finest ingredients, nourishing Mango and Shea Butter and finest oils. They are made using ancient technique that saponifies natural oils and butters to produce a gently cleansing, luxuriously rich and creamy soap.
All the soaps are 100% Palm Free made in small batches and then cured for up to six weeks
Bee Venom Face Cream
Bee venom cream is ideal for day and night treatment.
Promotes cellular metabolism.
For all skin types, including sensitive.
It's antioxidant and anti-aging effects revitalize and cleanse the skin of the face and neck.
Plastic Free Packaging
At Honey Harvest, we are dedicated to preserving our planet for future generations. That's why we have made a promise to always use eco-friendly packaging for all our orders. We're committed to making sure that our impact on the environment is as minimal as possible, so we exclusively use plastic-free packaging that's fully compostable and biodegradable.
From beehives to honeycombs, we are fascinated by the world of honeybees. We are a family of Beekeepers with 40+ beehives based in a fields around Rathangan,co.Kildare, as a honey producer, Honey Harvest is register with a Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine and also a memeber of North Kildare Beekeepers Association.
Interested in beekeeping?
We are family of a Beekeepers and we are very passionate about all things related to a Bees and Beekeeping.
As a Beekeeper, a really common question we get asked is:" but where do you get the honeybees from in the first place?
Starting your Beekeeping Adventure could be very easy with us helping you to become a Beekeeper. Every year we have certain number of Nucs and certain nuber of mated AMM (apis meliffera meliffera) Queens for sale.
If you are interested to become a beekeeper, please fill the contact form
and we will get in touch with you.
As a beginner you'll need some equipment to start and you can find it here
ANYONE, INCLUDING YOU, CAN HELP A BEE OUT
We can all do our bit to help bees whether that’s in our gardens, balconies or windowsills. You can also chat to friends and family about how cool bees are and help them to make their wild spaces bee-friendly.
Plant a range of flowers in your garden so bees can have access to nectar from March to October. Bees love traditional cottage garden flowers and native wildflowers, like primrose, buddleia, and marigolds. And if I may ask to cut your grass less often in your garden, the Bees will appreciate it.
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