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Crafter's Choice

Honey Powder

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$5.38

Honey Powder is a powder produced from pure, natural, liquid honey. It is a natural sweetener with a light yellow color. Honey Powder is a great addition to your creams, lip balms, soaps, face masks and more!

Size: 2 oz

($41.38/lb)

2 oz

Sample Size

$5.38

($41.38/lb)

1 lb

Honey Powder

Honey Powder is a powder produced from pure, natural, liquid honey. It is a natural sweetener with a light yellow color. Honey Powder is a great ad...

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Directions

Incorporate into formula, amount as desired. Common use levels are 1 teaspoon to 1 tablespoon per pound of base. Test your final product to insure optimal performance and no staining.

Warning

For external use only. Avoid breathing dust or contact with eyes. Wear gloves, mask, and eye protection when handling. Keep out of reach of children. Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place.

Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 30 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Honey Powder is a versatile natural sweetener with a light yellow color, highly recommended for facial masks, lip balms, and more. Its incredible scent enhances its appeal.

Summary topics

Powder Quality: 30%
Product Scent: 20%

Review topics: ["quality","scent","powder","honey","boost","addition","mixes","mess"].

Review highlights

"The honey powder incorporates well and cleaner to use." — Carol
"Has a wonderful fresh honey smell." — Patricia
"I love that this gives me an alternative for liquid honey" — Cherish

Reviews

Adds a nice boost to lather in bar soap

"I’m seriously loving this honey powder in my soaps and body products! It’s so much easier to work with than liquid honey — no sticky mess, and it blends right into my formulations without any hassle. It adds a nice boost to lather and gives my bars a smooth, skin-loving feel. Plus, it’s super convenient to store and measure. Definitely a staple in my ingredient lineup"

— Sandra V. (5/5)

Honey powder

"Works great for me in my CP soaps"

— Stacy G. (5/5)

I love it

"I add it to so many of my products."

— Amorinas E. (5/5)

Great powdered honey

"It was hard for me to find a powder honey online! I previously ordered some from another company and this is much better quality. The other one was more grainy and this is a more powdery consistency that mixes well. I use it in my powder face masks and body butter."

— Leigh (5/5)

awesome honey powder

"The scent on this is incredible, can't wait to add it to my lip balms!"

— Elinahandbasket (4/5)

Tried in a face mask

"Used in a facial mask with clay to add humectant properties. Customers enjoyed it! Should have ordered more."

— Chartel (5/5)

Soft and wonderful. . . .

"Wow! This is a great powder which I highly recommend. Used it for a face mask and loved it!"

— Yesenia (5/5)

GREAT HONEY POWDER

"I love the slight yellow color that it gives my soap. I love that this gives me an alternative for liquid honey"

— Cherish (5/5)

Good Product

"This product tended to clump more than the other powders I have used. A good product overall - just watch for the clumps!"

— Cynthia (4/5)

love ittttttttt

"i used this product in my face masks and all i can smell is honey! i love it! it feels really nice in a face mask as well. over all a great product, will purchase a bigger bag"

— David (5/5)

Q&A

My honey powder has gotten hard. How can I get it back to a powder? Also can it be used in cold process soaps?: If the powder has hardened, that means that moisture has gotten into it. you can try breaking it up or grinding it back into a powder. It can be used in cold process- Usage rate: Use honey powder at 0.5–1 teaspoon per pound of oils. Always test.
Hello, Can I mix the honey powder with oils (coconut and sweet almond) and kaolin clay to make a foot mask?: We have not tried the honey powder in a foot mask,the honey powder can be mix with carrier oils.
Are there any added sugars?: There's no added sugars
The description says this can be used in lip balms and there is also a lip scrub recipe here using it, but then in the question section someone asked if it can be used in lip balm and the answer was "no". Someone else also asked and the answer was that you don't know, but they can certainly try it - which is it? Can it be used successfully in lip balm? I'm confused:) Thank you!: This is safe to use in lip balm, but it's going to be grainy/won't allow for a smooth balm.
Hi there, I use 2 oz of liquid honey in my current batch making, how much of this honey powder should I use to equal 2 oz of liquid honey?: We recommend starting at 1 tsp/lb of soap and adjusting from there vs. attempting to convert liquid amounts to powder amounts.