Nina’s Bees – Natural Soap with Honey and Beeswax

Marisa Robinson

Ria Andriani

The beautiful bee embossing makes this soap a work of art and almost too pretty to use, but I am really glad I did! When activated with water, the soap builds into a beautiful lather and is nice and creamy so it nourishes the skin without drying it out. I also really appreciate how there is zero waste – everything is packaged in recyclable materials, including repurposed packaging and the soap itself has no excess packaging or ingredients that don’t break down while in use. As someone who tries to attract more bees into my garden to help with the natural ecosystem, it makes me so happy that Nina’s Bees has such a sustainable and holistic approach to beekeeping, causing no stress or harm to the bees! The formulation of the products also ticks all my boxes as it uses natural and non-toxic organic ingredients that are good for our bodies and the planet.

Emily Ehlers

I just love how tactile the soap is, and how on theme the embossed bees are with their different detailed poses of bee’s flight. Also the smell is great! A bit of disclosure, I’ve reviewed Nina’s bees products before and her business is sort of local to me. In general, I tend to support local NSW businesses as part of my consumer choices. I also love how Nina is applying the circular principles throughout her business practice from the supply-chain to local projects on bee-keeping education. It’s a good example of how a business can minimise their impact on the ecosystem which we depend on to get what we need.

I just love how tactile the soap is, and how on theme the embossed bees are with their different detailed poses of bee’s flight. Also the smell is great! A bit of disclosure, I’ve reviewed Nina’s bees products before and her business is sort of local to me. In general, I tend to support local NSW businesses as part of my consumer choices. I also love how Nina is applying the circular principles throughout her business practice from the supply-chain to local projects on bee-keeping education. It’s a good example of how a business can minimise their impact on the ecosystem which we depend on to get what we need.

I just love how tactile the soap is, and how on theme the embossed bees are with their different detailed poses of bee’s flight. Also the smell is great! A bit of disclosure, I’ve reviewed Nina’s bees products before and her business is sort of local to me. In general, I tend to support local NSW businesses as part of my consumer choices. I also love how Nina is applying the circular principles throughout her business practice from the supply-chain to local projects on bee-keeping education. It’s a good example of how a business can minimise their impact on the ecosystem which we depend on to get what we need.