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First Honey® wound healing and skin products are made with medical grade Mānuka honey, clinically-proven to heal skin faster and minimize scarring.
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#FFCD00
Supernova
255, 205, 0
48, 100, 50
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#E0C4AD
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224, 196, 173
27, 45, 78
0, 12, 23, 12
#2C3E50
Pickled Bluewood
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210, 29, 24
45, 22, 0, 69
First Honey is a New Zealand-founded wound care and skincare brand created by siblings Dan Watson and Sarah Scarlet, who grew up in a beekeeping family. The company combines traditional apiary practices with modern science to make products featuring medical-grade Mānuka honey, sourced from New Zealand’s native Mānuka plants. Its honey is carefully produced and tested, while its wound care products are described as FDA-approved for over-the-counter purchase.
First Honey offers products for everyday first aid and skin care, including Mānuka wound ointments, bandages, wound dressings, creams, face oil and premium Mānuka honey. The range is designed to soothe and support skin affected by cuts, burns, eczema flare-ups and other forms of irritation or distress. The brand highlights Mānuka honey’s natural properties, including methylglyoxal, and its potential to support skin regeneration and inhibit microbial growth.
Alongside its products, First Honey provides educational resources, frequently asked questions and expert Q&As on wound care, skin treatments and related wellness topics.
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The First Honey color palette uses the hex codes #FFCD00, #E0C4AD and #2C3E50.
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