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  • http://www.littleecofootprints.com/ Tricia

    I’m in!

    I actually already wash my face with honey (and have done so for more than a year) so felt like I needed an additional challenge – so I just managed to talk my husband into washing his face with honey for two weeks. So my whole family is in.

    Great challenge! I’ll spread the word on my blog shortly.

  • Missy

    Let the Honey-ing begin!!

  • Natalie Pearce

    We are definitely in. I’ve been using honey to wash my face twice a week or so and I definitely feel a difference. I think I’ve convinced my husband to give it a shot! If it helps his oily skin then we might just have a miracle product :)

    I found some pure raw honey in the grocery store. I was buying local honey but I guess it was pasteurized (uneducated me figured it was local so it must be awesome haha). This raw stuff was AMAZING! And today we went to the farmers market and I found a local guy selling pure raw honey and the cost was remarkable. I bought a huge tub :) I’m so excited to give this a shot for 2 weeks!

  • Trisarahtops7

    Okay, I have a very serious question. (It’s serious because I REALLY want to do the challenge, but, after about an hour of contemplation, I still cannot decide.) I use Gunter’s “pure” clover honey, but I don’t know if it’s “pure” enough. It’s been heated to 170 degrees F. and it’s been filtered. Does that count as pasteurization? Is it completely devoid of nutrients?

    • Crunchy Betty

      So I’ve done a lot of research on this, and honey’s beneficial enzymes are mostly completely killed off if it’s heated to somewhere between 152 and 160 degrees (even for a short period of time). Even temperatures lower than that can affect the beneficial properties.

      My honey is warmed to 90 and then filtered (the lady at the farmer’s market said it was “just to get the legs out,” which was kinda creepy). And also to help it not crystalize for a few weeks.

      So, technically, I would say your honey is probably not all that full of the good stuff at this point. The good news is, yours looks like it is 100% pure honey (as opposed to some of those on the store shelves). You can try it with us, anyway, and see how it works. Who knows?

      Wow, the more I get into this, the more I realize how little we all understand about the healthful properties of our honey. The rabbit hole deepens …

      As always.

      • AlliR

        Oops! I forgot to TAKE THE OATH OF CRUNCH:
        I, Allison, solemnly swear to wash my face with honey every day for two weeks, no exceptions, no excuses.

        And thank you, Leslie, for your upcoming discussion on the different types of honey. Heck, I thought if it said “honey”, it was honey!

        Alli…back down the rabbit hole!

  • sandy

    I am excited to begin this challenge. So glad I accidently stumbled onto this site while looking for recipes for natural cleaning products. Woo hoo Can not wait until Monday.

  • http://LILBITFARMS.COM Diana

    Can’t wait! I am starting tomorrow and soon thereafter, no ‘poo! Already have the raw CO honey and ACV for my hair too – let’s do this!!

  • Ann Guarino

    I’m in! I found some pure, unfiltered Wildflower Honey at the grocery store.

  • Jennifer

    Hey, for those with acne problem spots, use really warm salt water over the acne to gently open the pores then dry your face and apply a thick layer of honey. Leave on for at least 20 minutes. I have added tea tree oil to the honey too. It does a nice job of drying things up and clearing up the blemishes.

  • Emily

    Got my honey and I’m ready to go. The honey is super yummy too so feel free to incorporate some ingestion into this challenge!

  • http://minimonty.typepad.com Leah

    Ok I will, Im new to your blog and found you via Little Eco Footprints blog,,,Now im off to look around your blog some more! Can I say the word blog just one more time…lol

  • http://ourbeautifullife5.blogspot.com/ crystal

    count me in!

  • http://www.my-speck.com rakster

    I am going to give this a go too. Not that my beauty regime amounts to much as it stands at the moment :)

  • Joanna

    In like Flynn!
    thanks to little ecofootprints for the nudge and for introducing me to Crunchy Betty. Perfect timing as have recently returned from a very wonderful and credit card busting sojourn to the Uk and CAmbodia with my teenagers – oh what fun we had! But no $ now for my beloved Jurlique products – have been using a face washer and warm water. So honey it is! Should be sweet! X

  • rachel

    I’m in!

  • Jesi

    So excited to start this challenge. I have extremely oily skin in the summer yet dry at the same time and I have the hardest time finding something that works. Can’t wait to see how this works!

  • Jodi

    I’m in!

  • Someone

    OMG!!!! I JUST TRIED THIS LIKE FIVE SECONDS AGO AND IT WORKS LIKE MAGIC! MY FACE IS BABY SOFT AND INCREDIBLY SMOOTH! ALSO, THE COLOR OF MY SKIN HAS IMPROVED TOO! I DON’T HAVE ANY BLOTCHY SPOTS ANYMORE! TRY IT!!!! 

  • Tee

    I’m in!