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Oatmeal:
Is legendary in its claims for helping the skin. Folk medicine hailed it for conditions such as insomnia, paralysis and rheumatism (probably not in soap though). It has been used to relieve other conditions as well that cannot be covered here.
Honey:
Bees were believed to have originated in paradise and were known as "little servants of Gods". It was considered bad luck, or even illegal to kill one.
Mead, or honey wine is one of the oldest alcoholic beverages in the world & was called "the nectar of the gods," & was believed to be the drink of immortality (too bad can't say the same thing for using it in soap).
Oddity facts about bees:
Scientists have proven that it is aerodynamically impossible for the bumble bee to fly. Its body is too heavy, and its wings are too light. However, the bumble bee doesn't read – it just flies.
Honeybees must tap over two million flowers to make one pound of honey, flying a distance equal to more than three times around the world.
The average worker bee will make only one-twelfth of a teaspoon of honey during its lifetime
Is legendary in its claims for helping the skin. Folk medicine hailed it for conditions such as insomnia, paralysis and rheumatism (probably not in soap though). It has been used to relieve other conditions as well that cannot be covered here.
Honey:
Bees were believed to have originated in paradise and were known as "little servants of Gods". It was considered bad luck, or even illegal to kill one.
Mead, or honey wine is one of the oldest alcoholic beverages in the world & was called "the nectar of the gods," & was believed to be the drink of immortality (too bad can't say the same thing for using it in soap).
Oddity facts about bees:
Scientists have proven that it is aerodynamically impossible for the bumble bee to fly. Its body is too heavy, and its wings are too light. However, the bumble bee doesn't read – it just flies.
Honeybees must tap over two million flowers to make one pound of honey, flying a distance equal to more than three times around the world.
The average worker bee will make only one-twelfth of a teaspoon of honey during its lifetime