What does it smell like and what are the main ingredients?

The scent is described as floral and herbal with a warm, honeyed note. The floral and herbal infusions include sweet clover, heather, St. John's wort, linden blossom, chamomile, sage, thyme, plantain, mallow, licorice root, and soapwort roots. The bee-derived ingredients — wax, flower pollen, bee bread, honey, propolis, and flower nectar — contribute to the rich texture and the honeyed scent profile. The plant oils (cedar, sea buckthorn, rosehip, burdock, flaxseed, walnut, and soybean) add emollient properties, helping skin feel smoother after rinsing.

Soapwort is worth noting: it is a plant with a long tradition of use as a cleanser, because it naturally contains saponins, substances that foam in water. Sorbitol is included to help hold moisture in the upper layers of the skin, which can make washing feel less drying.

If you are choosing this for the scent, expect a herbal, floral character with honeyed sweetness rather than a single-note perfume. If you are choosing it for your skin, the oils and sorbitol are the main moisturising elements. As with any cosmetic, check the full ingredient list on the label if you need to avoid a specific plant or bee product.

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