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Propolis Essence alcohol-free 10% - 30 ml
Alcohol-free Propolis Essence – Natural power from the beehive for your skin and everyday life With 10% propolis – alcohol-free, mild, and versatile Our alcohol-free propolis essence brings the protective power of the beehive directly into your everyday life. With 10% pure propolis and an alcohol-free formulation, it is particularly suitable for the care of skin, mucous membranes and gums – whether for daily use or as part of your natural home medicine cabinet. Per 30ml the essence contains approx. 507mg flavonoids and 918mg polyphenols – the bioactive plant substances that make propolis one of the most valuable protective substances in the beehive. Areas of application for propolis – targeted care for skin and oral cavity Our alcohol-free propolis essence is suitable for the gentle care of skin, lips, and mucous membranes – for daily use or as targeted support for specific skin issues. It can be used as a supportive treatment for: ✔️ Atopic dermatitis, eczema & flaky skin ✔️ Irritated or reddened skin & itching ✔️ Lip care, e.g.B. For cold sores or tightness ✔️ Minor wounds, abrasions, scars, and insect bites ✔️ Minor burns and sunburn ✔️ Irritated gums and sensitive oral mucosa ✔️ Targeted care for warts ✔️ Skin imperfections, oily skin, or skin prone to acne Tip: You can also mix the propolis essence into your cream and apply it specifically to stressed areas of skin. Application & Storage For skin care: Apply 3–5 drops directly to the desired skin area 2–3 times daily. For oral care: Dilute a few drops with water 1–3 times daily and gargle, rinse, or apply directly to the gums and oral mucosa. In a cream: Mix a few drops into your cream or ointment – ideal for spot care for sensitive skin. Shake Well Before Use. Important information: Do not use if you are known to be hypersensitive or allergic to bee products. Propolis can discolor textiles. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place away from light. Also suitable for children and pets – we recommend consulting a doctor or veterinarian.