 ***Disclosure: I received complimentary samples and information to facilitate my post. All opinions are 100% honest and have not been influenced in any way.*** 15% OFF ALL PRI products Blogger Viewers Receive 15% Discount Code on www.ShopPRI: Beauty15 Plus, FREE Shipping! Spring is (almost) here, and I am changing everything out, from my wardrobe-Goodbye sweaters and boots!-to my beauty routine. The cooler months can be harsh to the skin, so I up my game during the switch to Springtime with Manuka Honey products from PRI. Pacific Resources International has been delivering Manuka Honey beauty and health products to Americans for over 25 years. Manuka is the gold standard for honey and is produced exclusively in New Zealand from bees and flowers that are environmentally protected. Enjoy these safe and soothing products every day and feel great using them! I am a HUGE fan of PRI, and of Manuka Honey in general. Domestic honey has been in the news lately, and not for very good reasons. Thankfully, I don't have to worry about my Manuka Honey, since it comes directly from beautiful New Zealand, and is completely pure and clean. Recently, I was sent a fabulous assortment of PRI products that will help me look and feel my best, naturally! I would love to tell you a bit about each of these products, so keep reading for more info. Trust me, you will absolutely love what they have to offer!  PRI's Manuka Honey Lip Balm is the newest addition to body care collection. The Manuka Honey Lip Balm is uniquely formulated with the healing power of Manuka Honey and Organic Ingredients to protect, restore and hydrate your lips. MANUKA HONEY HAND CREAM Exotic Botanicals combined with New Zealand Manuka Honey to enrich and nourish the skin. Comes in 3 refreshing scents:
PRI's Manuka Honey and New Zealand Sea Salt Soap is a handcrafted, moisturizing soap brings together the healing power of Manuka Honey, nourishing Botanical Oils and all natural New Zealand solar dried sea salt to bring out the best in your skin.  PRI Manuka Oil from New Zealand is very gentle in its nature. Our Manuka Oil can be used straight from the bottle for its antibacterial properties. A natural antiseptic suitable for the whole family (and pets) to use. PRI Manuka Oil (100% Pure Leptospermum Scoparium) is distilled from the abundant Manuka forests that blanket the pristine New Zealand coastline. It is wild crafted as a renewing sustainable industry and has been used for generations by the indigenous Maori people. This Manuka Oil is ideal for most users as it has quite low levels of Pinenes and Myrcene but high levels of Flavesone, Isoleptospermone and Leptospermone. This combination gives a high level of antimicrobial activity, particularly against gram positive organisms such as staphylococcus and streptococcus. It also has a wide range of anti-fungal activity. The difference from its Australian cousin Tea Tree Oil is that is has a pleasant aroma and will not burn or irritate the skin. Therapeutic action Manuka Oil has been shown to be effective when used as an antibacterial agent, anti-fungal & an anti-inflammatory. Manuka Oil has been shown to aid in the treatment of the following: Abrasions- skin, abscess, acne, bed sores, blisters, boils, burns, carbuncles, cold sores, cracked skin, dandruff, dermatitis, ears and body-pierced infections, eczema, nail & fungal infections, insect bites, lice, ringworm, rinitis skin-oily, sun burn, tinea, tonsillitis. Suspended in an almond oil base, this highly purified essential oil has a unique floral note and high levels of active compounds to use for sore joints and inflammation. It is used often as a massage oil for lower back pain in pregnant women. Pacific Resources only uses the High Quality "East Cape Chemotype" Manuka Oil. Pacific Resources International natural propolis toothpaste combines two proven natural oral-hygiene products, Propolis and Tea Tree Oil. In a unique family-favorite formulation with a mild liquorice flavor. This Toothpaste has a refreshing low-foaming action that helps maintain healthy teeth and gums and leaves teeth feeling clean and bright.  Manuka honey is sourced from the Manuka tree (Leptospermum scoparium) native to New Zealand. During the heat of the early summer it produces a profusion of flowers a-buzz with bees busily collecting nectar to make our unique Manuka Honey - the flavour of our country. Manuka Honey is the only honey found so far that exhibits non-peroxide activity. This is thought to be due to Methylglyoxal, a unique compound found within Manuka Honey. This makes the honey a powerful digestive aid, assisting with allergies and immune defense. It is a potent anti-bacterial agent when used topically for minor wounds and burns. It is also heat tolerant, enabling it to reach your digestive system without losing any of its beneficial properties. Pacific Resources sources honey directly from New Zealand bee keepers, who take pride in producing high-quality products. Our Manuka honey is collected with care from native Manuka trees in New Zealand's remote, pollution-free forests to produce the highest quality Manuka honey. Special techniques have been used to ensure that this Manuka Honey reaches you in optimum condition, just as nature intended. Our honey is cool processed; this means the honey is filtered to extract bee particles or bits of honey comb that have fallen in the honey. The honey is 100% raw. Manuka Honey 5+ is cool processed (raw) and independently tested with an MG rating of 73mg/kg. In order to obtain a 5+ grading, the honey it needs to have an MG (methylglyoxal) rating of at least 60mg/kg. Take 2-3 teaspoonful’s 3 times a day. Best if taken 30 minutes before every meal. BioGro Certified Flaky Sea Salt Marlborough Flaky Sea Salt is evaporated by an age old process producing unique flake shaped crystals. These are prized by the Epicurean palate for their flavor, soft texture and versatility when used in fine cuisine. The Flaky Sea Salt has a unique three dimensional crystal. Which is produced by being very slowly evaporated in an open pan. It is a very light textured salt with a delicate flavor. The taste is created by the unique crystal size and shape of the Marlborough sea salt flakes. Excellent for sprinkling on top of foods and its light texture means it “sticks” better. Perfect for salads, baking, BBQ'd meats and even French fries! Check out some fantastic Manuka Honey recipes below : Connect with Pacific Resources International :You can check out all of the amazing products that PRI has to offer on Pacific Resources International website. You can also connect with them on Facebook and on twitter to stay on top of their latest products and promotions! I have a fantastic giveaway for PRI products below, but I have some great news: EVERYONE WINS! Right now, if you shop with PRI, you can receive 15% OFF ALL PRI products Plus FREE SHIPPING for EVERYONE! Simply use the code Beauty15 upon checkout to enjoy these exclusive savings! Enter to WIN :I am thrilled to announce that one lucky reader will receive their very own Manuka Honey Beauty Package from the awesome folks at Pacific Resources International!
This is a $55 Value! This package will contain the following products: -Manuka Honey Soap with Botanical Oils & Pacific Sea Salt -Manuka Oil in Almond Oil -Manuka Cool Citrus Hand Cream -Manuka Honey Lip Balm-Better Nutrition Best of Natural Beauty Winner 2018 -Propolis & Tea Tree Toothpaste with Xylitol -Honeyland Manuka Honey 5+ ½ lb. Bonus: PRI Bio Gro Certified Pacific Sea Salt–Flaky 1.75 oz. How cool is that?! This giveaway is open to US Residents 18+ until 11:59PM EST on April 5,2018. Winner will be drawn using Rafflecopter's Random Number Generator. All entries will be verified, so play fair! I will notify winner via e-mail and they will have 48 hours to reply before I am forced to redraw winners. No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited. This contest is not affiliated with Facebook, twitter, Pinterest, or Instagram in any way. Participating bloggers are not responsible for prize fulfillment. If you have any questions, please contact Brandy at newlycrunchymamaof3@gmail.com Thanks for entering, and Good Luck!
47 Comments
ELIZABETH C.
3/12/2018 04:43:48 pm
I use honey in my tea, my yogurt & my oatmeal. Yum
AB Smith
3/12/2018 06:47:58 pm
Would love to win! thanks for the chance!
Kaycee Schoellhorn
3/12/2018 08:24:12 pm
I typically only use honey to sweeten my tea!
Rosanne
3/12/2018 11:22:43 pm
I use honey in tea and on oatmeal
rochelle haynes
3/13/2018 02:21:34 am
I use honey for tea and cooking
Jackie
3/13/2018 04:21:08 am
I like to use honey in my tea.
Darlene Owen
3/13/2018 05:41:23 am
Honey is good on toast with butter.
Cynthia C
3/13/2018 06:04:56 am
I like to use honey in some of my baking and in my tea.
Darlene Carbajal
3/13/2018 09:32:55 am
I love using honey as a mask.
Gala
3/13/2018 10:54:33 am
I drink tea with honey and bake with it
Jessica Peeling
3/13/2018 01:58:39 pm
I love it in my Asian milk tea!
sheila ressel
3/13/2018 03:58:27 pm
I like to use honey in my smoothies, to sweeten my tea and in my yogurt.
Danielle Aguado
3/13/2018 05:24:48 pm
I love to use honey in my tea!
Antoinette M
3/14/2018 07:55:22 am
I like honey on a toasted bagel.
Molly Neary
3/15/2018 08:05:00 pm
I use honey mostly in herbal tea but lately I've been using it on my face.
Emily Clarkson
3/16/2018 05:28:09 am
This sounds so ordinary, but I love adding honey to plain yogurt for a tasty treat!
Antoinette M
3/16/2018 07:27:26 am
I like a few drops of honey in a glass of warm milk.
jberry
3/16/2018 10:35:06 am
I use it as a binder in my no bake bars.
Sharon
3/16/2018 07:13:13 pm
To sweeten tea and also give it to my kids mixed with lemon and water when they have a sore throat.
Dana Rodriguez
3/19/2018 01:58:33 pm
I use it as a sugar replacement.
Christina Litchfield
3/19/2018 03:05:37 pm
I really want to try this honey from New Zealand for it's helpful properties
Amanda Alvarado
3/19/2018 08:39:51 pm
I like to use it to sweeten food and drinks!
Antoinette M
3/20/2018 08:27:56 pm
I take a teaspoon of honey for a sore throat.
Jake B
3/20/2018 09:05:07 pm
I like putting honey in my tea, it is delicious.
Laurie Nykaza
3/25/2018 07:54:14 pm
I love honey in Asian sauce on ribs i make
Jake B
3/27/2018 07:40:36 pm
i like putting it on my toast sometimes.
Debbie Welchert
4/1/2018 11:57:48 am
My favorite way to use honey is in my cup of hot tea.
Leela
4/2/2018 05:23:12 pm
Tea and cookies.
Antoinette M
4/3/2018 06:25:19 am
I like honey on a warm toasted bagel.
Julie Hawkins
4/3/2018 07:27:02 pm
I like to put honey in my tea.
Kelly Wilson
4/3/2018 08:47:52 pm
My tea and yogurt
kathy pease
4/4/2018 02:17:40 pm
I like to put a little honey in my tea
John H.
4/4/2018 03:34:31 pm
I like it on toast with butter.
Jennifer H.
4/4/2018 03:38:11 pm
I like honey on toast.
wen budro
4/4/2018 06:52:55 pm
My favorite way to use honey is to use it to sweeten hot tea.
Sarah L
4/4/2018 11:28:40 pm
I like honey in my tea.
Betty Curran
4/5/2018 03:55:29 am
I use honey in my oatmeal and on toast
Docia Vagnerini
4/5/2018 09:22:34 am
I love honey on toast but honey is very good in so many ways, especially for sweetening things such as tea. Thanks for this opportunity! :-)
Amy Deeter
4/5/2018 01:58:24 pm
My favorite way to use toast is on toasted bread
Debbie Penney
4/5/2018 02:27:48 pm
I Love to use in my hot tea
Yalanda Woods
4/5/2018 04:12:01 pm
Absolutely the best on chicken and biscuits. I love honey
Vikki Billings
4/5/2018 06:48:42 pm
My favorite way to use it is in my hot tea!
Cassandra D
4/5/2018 07:07:11 pm
I like honey in my tea and on my biscuits.
Terry
4/5/2018 07:12:29 pm
I use honey in my coffee or tea along with using honey in a lot of items I bake.
Kate V
4/5/2018 07:27:23 pm
I use it for wound care and I add it to tea.
Laurie Nykaza
4/5/2018 08:29:51 pm
I love to have honey on my muffins i bake Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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