Beekeepers redefine apiculture with natural cosmetics, equipment

Today, it represents innovation, environmental stewardship, and economic empowerment.

Savannah Honey is among the companies transforming raw bee products into high-quality, natural cosmetics.

The organization was recognized as Kenya’s Best Beekeeping Company at the National Business Leadership Awards (NaBLA).

The beauty products are crafted from 100% natural ingredients, free from harmful chemicals and rich in nutrients that promote healthy skin.

Savannah has made a mark in products like Propolis hand wash and dish wash detergents, soaps and lip balms, Wax creams and royal jelly lotions, bee venom creams and oil for skin and beard care. These products help stimulate hair growth, improve circulation, and nourish the skin

The beekeepers say Savannah has revolutionized the industry through modern equipment, value addition, farmer training, and sustainable market linkages.

It also offers technical support and capacity-building programs to farmers and cooperatives across Kenya and the region.

The organization is also a leading supplier of modern beekeeping equipment. From Langstroth beehives to honey extractors, smokers, protective suits, and wax foundations, the company provides everything a beekeeper needs to succeed, whether small-scale or commercial.

It also offers installation, maintenance, and training services to ensure farmers understand the equipment and can use it effectively.

In addition, the beekeepers have experts who conduct hands-on training in hive management, colony health, honey harvesting, and processing. They also provide on-site visits to assess beekeeping environments and offer tailored guidance.

Through a contract-based model, it helps farmers find reliable buyers by entering into partnership contracts with beekeepers to supply honey, wax, propolis, royal jelly, and bee venom.