Nature-First Formulas
We use 100% natural ingredients chosen for their soothing, nourishing, and restorative properties — no parabens, phthalates, or synthetic fragrances.
BeezGone is the creation of Ed and Abbie Beth Mendel—childhood sweethearts who met in 1986 as teenagers, reconnecting in 2011 after 17 years apart, blending their families and their dreams. With three children between them—Hannah, Emily, and Jacob—they set out to build something meaningful together.
The idea for BeezGone was born in 2023, sparked by Abbie’s determination to never work for someone else again, and Ed’s knack for natural remedies. After Ed cured his own stubborn skin issues with homemade blends, Abbie was skeptical at first. But curiosity and research brought them together in pursuit of something better. They dove into studies on raw, unfiltered honey and lanolin, experimenting until they created a skin balm that worked wonders—not just for themselves, but for friends, family, and coworkers with all kinds of skin concerns.
When they realized their balm was something truly special, they secured a patent and expanded their line to include an all-natural moisturizer, sunblock, lip balm, and scented candles. More products—like a body deodorant and muscle rub—are on the way.
Ed and Abbie dedicated themselves to learning about clean, natural living. Their commitment to simple, honest ingredients goes into every BeezGone product. Everything is handmade by Ed and shipped from their hometown of Henderson, Nevada, where they also sell at the local Farmer’s Market. At BeezGone, they believe in skincare that’s pure, effective, and crafted with care—because they use it themselves, and they want the best for your family, too.
From one balm in a kitchen to a growing line of trusted skin remedies.
A lot of skincare just covers up the problem for a little while. We wanted something that actually works with your skin, not against it, so we started with what nature already does well.
Using beeswax, honey, and a few carefully chosen botanicals, we created formulas that support your skin instead of stripping it. The first BeezGone balm passed the only test that mattered: it helped the people we love feel comfortable in their own skin again.
We’re here to help skin heal — not just look good for a moment.
We use 100% natural ingredients chosen for their soothing, nourishing, and restorative properties — no parabens, phthalates, or synthetic fragrances.
Our products are designed to comfort and strengthen your skin barrier, helping it stay hydrated, calm, and resilient over time.
Every jar is cruelty-free and bee-conscious, crafted to reduce waste without cutting corners on quality.
Bee-powered ingredients are at the heart of BeezGone — for good reason.
Beeswax and honey are more than just beautiful gifts from nature — they’re powerful, skin-loving ingredients. We use them thoughtfully and responsibly, in partnership with ethical beekeepers, to create products that nourish your skin and respect the planet.
By choosing BeezGone, you’re choosing formulas that:
Remedies that families reach for again and again.
Our products are crafted to help with:
From daily moisturizers to multi-use balms, every formula is built to support healing, comfort, and confidence — for you, your family, and your skin's long-term health. Shop all BeezGone remedies.
A portion of every BeezGone purchase helps support MayMay’s Ranch — a space dedicated to sustainable farming, rescue animals, youth education, and bee-friendly habitats.
You can also choose to add a donation during checkout if you’d like to help even more.
Your skincare ritual becomes part of something bigger: a kinder world for animals, nature, and the next generation.
Every product is handmade in small batches in Henderson, Nevada, by co-founder Ed Mendel.
Yes. BeezGone is bee-friendly and cruelty-free, with no testing on animals, ever.
Our balms support eczema, dry and cracked skin, chapped lips, minor burns, tattoo aftercare, and everyday irritation.
Yes. A portion of every purchase supports MayMay's Ranch, funding sustainable farming, rescue animals, and bee-friendly habitats.