13th Apr 2026
Who said skincare was just for women?
Here at Back to Nature we cater for the guys too! Check out our range for men. …
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12th Apr 2026
They're finally here....
Our soaps are now on sale! Our first batch of soaps are now available to purchase, grab yours now whilst stocks last.…
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10th Apr 2026
Lavender essential oil
Lavender is one of nature's wonders. It can be used for muscle aches, colds and flu, insect bites and is wonderful in hot and cold compresses to help with sprains. Try our Shea & mango whippe…
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9th Apr 2026
Natural Shaving Soap
A natural handmade shaving soap in an aluminium screw top tin. Containing tea tree, lavender and juniper essential oils. Tea tree essential oil is good for cleaning wounds. Lavender essential oil…
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8th Apr 2026
Gentle honey facial soap
Our natural handmade gentle honey facial soap is also coming back. This extra mild soap is suitable for use on your face. It contains no colour or fragrance and has lashings of shea butter. Shea butte…
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7th Apr 2026
Exfoliating Peppermint Soap
Our extremely popular exfoliating peppermint soap is just one variety of soap that is coming back. A natural handmade soap containing ground pumice and green clay. The pumice is perfect for removing h…
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6th Apr 2026
Coming Soon...
Yes that's right.....our soaps are making a come back. Keep an eye on our website for further details.…
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5th Apr 2026
Wonderful antibacterial honey!
Honey has excellent antibacterial qualities and can be safely eaten after many years. Bacteria simply can’t grow in honey. A good experiment to prove this is to take a jar of jam and a jar of ho…
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4th Apr 2026
Honey
Honey is a true superfood and has some fantastic properties. It has been used for centuries to heal wounds and is now being used again for this when modern remedies fail. It is used for healing ulcers…
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3rd Apr 2026
Honey Bees part 4
Honeybees produce beeswax, which is a natural, biodegradable wax. Hundreds of years ago, the wax was considered more valuable than the honey as it was used to make candles. Monasteries had apiaries so…
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2nd Apr 2026
Honey Bees part 3
Bees also produce royal jelly which is used to feed the queen bee larvae. This is produced in very small amounts.…
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1st Apr 2026
Honey Bees part 2
The sap collected by the bees is turned into propolis which is used by the bees to disinfect the hive and block up and repair any gaps. It is incredibly sticky and has excellent properties which can b…
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