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  1. The only thing proper manuka honey is pretty expensive 😂 might as well get that serum/cream/mask from one shelf up 😂😂😂

    1. Yeah that a disadvantage of manuka honey so expensive to ship since it located exclusively in new zealand other than that it fantastic

    2. Yes! The legit high % Manuka Honey cost me around $50+ dollars from Whole Foods. It helped immensely, but other Korean skincare products provide the same results for a fraction of the price!

    3. Or try an honey which ain’t that expensive.
      I actually did that hack a few years back, I even used it for my hair.

  2. Yes! I do it and love it!
    Wash face, steam for 5 min, rinse with cool water and then apply honey for 20 min and rinse. You can also mix into plain yogurt. I use local honey and Manuka. Caution- some need to do a test for allergies. 🐝

  3. When I was younger I would whip an egg white, crushed mint, and a little honey as a face mask. I have no idea what I was trying to achieve but I did it about once a week.

  4. Manuka honey isn’t required. As long as its honey it will have antimicrobial properties. I used walmart branded 100% wikdflower honey to fight my sub derm and ita never come back.

  5. Manuka has special healing properties, there are many studies being made with woundhealing etc, especially for people with wound healing disorders. Very interesting field I have to say. I stumbled across these studies during nurse school a few years back.

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