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Abstract: A complex mixture of carbohydrates, water, a few proteins, vitamins, minerals, and phenolic chemicals make up the natural material honey, which is made by honeybees. Among the different kinds of sugars found in honey are fructose, glucose, and maltose. Historical accounts of the application of honey to the skin go back to the earliest known civilizations, demonstrating that honey has long been valued for its healing properties as well as its use as a binder or carrier. Due to enzymatic H2 O2 release or the presence of active ingredients, such as methylglyoxal in manuka, antimicrobial characteristics are crucial in dermatological applications. Medical-grade honey is also available. Honey is a sweet, flavourful liquid that is an organic, natural product made by Apis mellifera from the nectar of flowers. Throughout human history, honey has been widely employed as a medication in addition to its vast use as a popular culinary flavouring and in cosmetic science. In the pharmacy, beeswax is used to make cosmetics and ointments. Bee products could be regarded as significant ingredients in medicine and cosmetic science because of their diverse spectrum of biological activity. In order to wrap off this review, we will outline the advantages and conventional uses of honey, particularly in cosmetics.