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Bumble Beauty for sensitive skin
(Photo: Lauren Tomlinson)
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style, Under the Dryer
February 20, 2023

Bumble Beauty for sensitive skin

If you’ve not yet heard, skin is in for 2023! Blame it on COVID-19 if you must cast blame, for what else were we to do with so much time on our hands, save check out new products and invest in achieving great-looking skin?

Tuesday Style Dryer (TSD) has shared many skin hacks and products but there’s always room for more, right? So in the words of one DJ Khaled: “And another one!”

Bumble Beauty — think: honey and you’d be right on the ‘cone’ — is a local honey-based skincare brand that promises, by dint of the use of natural quality ingredients, to increase skin’s visible glow and hydration. Bumble Beauty founder Geena Munroe, whose father Peter is the principal of honey-producing company, Ma’Honey Jamaica Ltd, told TSD that she spent hours each day perfecting a natural remedy for her eczema with natural ingredients until she tried honey. “I would make batches and give them to a few close friends to try, just to see how I could improve [the product]. Everyone was, and still is, hooked, and so Bumble Beauty was created,” she told TSD.

Today, the carousel of products offered by the honey-based product line includes body butters, body scrubs and lip balms. Accompanying honey as the base ingredient, some other natural elements used are beeswax, coconut oil, cocoa butter, shea butter, mango butter, and vitamin E oil.

Ever mindful of reducing carbon footprints Munroe encourages the reuse of her brand’s sustainable glass jars, each of which is inspected for quality and heavily sanitised before use.

Bumble Beauty products can be obtained from the online shopping destination Caribshopper or the brand’s website.

TSD shares some of Bumble Beauty’s offerings.

Bumble Beauty

Instagram: @bumblebeautyltd

Email: bumblebeautyja@gmail.com

Website: www.bumblebeauty.shop

Photos: Lauren Tomlinson and Bumble Beauty

The Citrus Body Butter is perfect for sensitive skin. (Photo: Bumble Beauty)
The Eleuthera Body Butter contains sweet hibiscus with notes of lychee and fig. (Photo: Bumble Beauty)
Honey Body Butter, Honey Body Scrub and Bumble BalmBumble Beauty
The Wake Body Butter is scented with a blend of freshly brewed coffee and warm spices. (Photo: Bumble Beauty)
Pure: Fragrance-free body butter, 100% all-natural, is specially made for people with sensitive skin. (Photo: Bumble Beauty)
The Wake Body Butter (Photo: Bumble Beauty)
Bumble Beauty CEO Deandra “Deedee” Lyew (left) and founder Geena Munroe (Photo: Lauren Tomlinson)

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