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Nectar points: Honey-based skin products worth making a beeline for

Gemma Hayward

Sunday 10 February 2013 01:00 GMT

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(From left to right) 1. Almond coconut milk honey bath, £30.65, Laura Mercier, urbanretreat.co.uk

2. Detox clay Mask with rosemary and honey, £70, Chantecaille, harrods.com

3. Radiance Body Lotion, £9.99, burtsbees.co.uk

4. Bee lovely soap, £3, nealsyardremedies.com

5. Bee lovely Hand Cream, £10, Neal's Yard Remedies, as before

6. Lip moisturising stick with honey and sunflower, £6, Nuxe, marksandspencer.com

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