About the Creator of Beauty And The Bees

All-Natural Eco-Friendly Hair and Skincare Sourced from Tasmania’s Mountains, Seas, Farms & Rainforests.

We don’t have to tell you that there are almost limitless “natural” hair and skincare products on the market these days, but Beauty and the Bees stands out because we’ve been creating our locally-sourced, eco-friendly products for almost three decades, generating thousands of positive testimonials and almost fanatical customers. We did it first and we do it better by sticking to our belief in personally testing every ingredient we use and in our commitment to a small-batch, handmade approach to beauty products.

We believe you should choose Beauty and the Bees because of:

What’s in our products:

The herbs, honey, waxes, plant oils, mineral and clay ingredients featured in Beauty and the Bees products have been used by humans for centuries without the harmful side effects increasingly evident in today’s chemical-laden world. Each ingredient has been specifically chosen because it is natural and has a history of benefiting the body is some special way, and, just as important…

What’s NOT in our products:

Synthetics, petrochemicals, detergents, harsh chemical scents, chemical preservatives, or any other ingredient harmful to humans or the environment.

Our cruelty-free approach!

All of our products, and importantly all ingredients, are tested only on humans, never animals.

Our commitment to the planet:

Since 1993, through our emphasis on cardboard, recycled glass and other recycled materials, we have saved over a million pieces of plastic packaging from landfills.

Our secret ingredient — Tasmania, our home:

Not only are all ingredients used in Beauty and the Bees products edible, they’re healthy and delicious because, whenever possible, they’re sourced from Tasmania, an island of temperate rainforests, rich volcanic soil, air purified by arctic currents, and home to some of the cleanest water on Earth.

The Beauty & The Bees story started in 1995, when founder Jill Saunders produced her first products in a rented kitchen in Hobart!. Her first product was a moisturising cream that she would sell at local markets.

The reputation grew and the range expanded and now, almost 30 years later, Beauty and the Bees sells more than 100,000 shampoo bars per year to customers across the globe!