The Brighton Beekeeper beeswax skincare collection on a wooden hive

The Brighton Beekeeper

Good things start with our bees.

Raw honey from our family’s Brighton hives. Beeswax skincare, handmade here in small batches.

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Where it all begins

A taste of Brighton.

Raw honey. Local flowers. A different story with every season.

Our bees forage in Brighton’s gardens and parks and the surrounding downland. Each harvest reflects the flowers in bloom, giving our honey its own seasonal character. Discover a little taste of the place we call home.

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Nectar & Lime Body Butter

Made by hand in Brighton

Nectar & Lime Body Butter

A little everyday luxury, straight from the jar.

Made by hand here in Brighton, our body butter brings golden cappings beeswax together with rich shea and cocoa butters and silky oils. Arrowroot gives the finish its velvet feel, while bright citrus and jasmine make opening the jar a pleasure.

Bright lime · Sweet orange · Delicate jasmine

£29.99Small batches, blended in Brighton
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The beeswax skincare collection

Good care. In good company.

Made in Brighton, with the same care we bring to our bees. Thoughtful blends for beards, lips and the family pets, each with its own place in your everyday.

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A family business, rooted in Brighton

From our hives. By our hands.

We care for the bees. They connect us to the place we call home.

Brighton is our home and the starting point for everything we make. We care for our family’s hives, jar their seasonal honey and put cappings beeswax to good use in our skincare. Carefully chosen butters and oils complete the blends, all made by hand in small batches.

Have our bees visited your garden?
The Keeper’s Share mead bottle beside a wine glass, beekeeper’s smoker and gloves

Coming soon

The Keeper’s Share

Small-batch mead. Made to be shared.

A new chapter for our Brighton family business. We look forward to sharing more with you soon.

The forage finder

Have our bees visited your garden?

Bees don’t leave calling cards. Pop in your postcode to see whether your garden might be on their rounds.

Your postcode is sent to Postcodes.io for this lookup and isn’t saved by us.

Bees follow flowers, not fixed boundaries, and can sometimes travel beyond this guide. Results use approximate postcode and apiary areas and show possibility—not proof of a visit.

Brighton research found monthly mean foraging distances of 0.5–1.2 km for the hives studied, although honey bees can travel farther. Read the University of Sussex study.