Royal jelly is a substance secreted by the hypopharyngeal glands of worker bees. Whitish in colour with a pearly sheen, it has a thick consistency and a slightly acidic taste. It plays a vital role in the bee colony, as it is the queen's exclusive food throughout her life. It also feeds all the larvae during their first three days of life.
This natural substance is a nutritional marvel. It contains around 60-70% water, 12-15% protein, 10-16% sugars, 3-6% lipids, vitamins (particularly from the B group), minerals and trace elements. It is also rich in essential amino acids and fatty acids, and contains antibiotic substances, hormones and growth factors.
Beyond its complex composition, what makes royal jelly so special is its many beneficial properties for human health. It is known for its stimulating, revitalising, regenerating and even anti-ageing properties. Its benefits are therefore not only of interest for the general wellbeing of the body, but also for hair care.


















