Propolis Cream

Quality Propolis High‑Resin, Slow‑Matured, Hive‑Derived

Propolis is collected from our beehives during regular hive checks from spring through to autumn. After harvesting, it is transformed into a rich, high‑resin propolis cream through a slow, traditional extraction process that takes 4–6 weeks. Raw propolis is placed into 99.8% absolute ethanol at a 1:5 ratio and shaken daily, then filtered multiple times as the resin settles into a thick, creamy concentrate.

This soft, resin‑rich propolis cream is stored beneath a protective layer of ethanol to prevent it from hardening — because once exposed to air, propolis becomes extremely hard, almost like cement, and can only be re‑solubilised in ethanol. This natural hardness is part of what makes propolis such a powerful protective material inside the hive.

Key Benefits

1. Potent antibacterial & antifungal activity
2. Supports wound healing and tissue repair
3. Reduces inflammation and soothes irritated skin
4. Strengthens the skin barrier
5. Rich in antioxidants

These benefits come directly from the bees’ own hive‑defence chemistry: concentrated plant resins, flavonoids, and natural antimicrobials.

How We Use It

This high‑resin propolis cream is currently used in our medicinal formulations, with a view to expanding as supply increases:

1. Scar Healing Balm
2. Nail Guard & Chilblain Stick
3. Scalp & Hair Tonic

Pure Propolis Cream — Now Available

For makers, herbalists, and formulators, we offer pure propolis cream exactly as we use it in our own products. Each jar is supplied with a protective top layer of ethanol to maintain softness and stability. Scoopable, resin‑rich, and ready for your use.

Is this edible? Propolis is sometimes consumed in other forms (such as raw propolis or tinctures), but this cream propolis is for topical use.
It is designed for external skin application, but we also have Propolis Tincture