Bee products have long been used in a variety of therapeutic purposes. Even in ancient times it was known that bee venom contains a special substance that relaxes muscles and relieves the symptoms of muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis and arthritis.
South Korean researchers from the National Academy of Agricultural Sciences, led by Dr Han Sang Mi conducted a series of successful experiments on the effects of bee venom on human tissue. As a result, research has developed a unique series of new cosmetic products for skin rejuvenation. Similar experiments were also conducted in New Zealand, where the company "Manuka Doctor" confidently stated that their funds on the basis of bee venom is a great alternative to Botox injections.
By drugs have the effect of mild tingling of the skin, which is somewhat like a bee sting, whose venom enters the bloodstream immediately starting to cause the production of natural proteins, collagen and elastin, which makes the skin more supple and taut.
Products for the face containing bee venom, successfully used by many celebrities such as Michelle Pfeiffer, Victoria Beckham, Kylie Minogue, Camilla Duchess of Cornwall.