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A beautiful jar. A big promise on the front. A few weeks of waiting, and then it ends up somewhere at the bottom of the cabinet.
We know. It’s happened to most of us.
That’s why we started somewhere else. Not with a long list of ingredients. With one ingredient we believe in. Bee venom. Yes, the kind from a bee sting, just in tiny amounts. Around it are the helpers it needs: two peptides, coenzyme Q10, sodium hyaluronate, and jojoba seed oil.
The result is a cream you understand in 10 seconds and use in thirty.
Day 1. One application, 30 seconds. Skin feels moisturized and comfortable.
Day 3. The routine is no longer something we have to think about. We simply do it.
Day 5. This is when most users notice a visible difference. Everyone’s skin is different: for some the difference shows sooner, for others later. We recommend regular use, morning and evening.
Most face creams contain ingredients produced in massive quantities. Bee venom is not one of them. Each bee releases only a tiny droplet.
We collect it on glass plates, every 3 days for 20 minutes, from May to June. The quantities are small and limited. It then dries into a white powder that goes to a laboratory for purification and analysis.
That’s why there’s so little of it. It’s not a trend, but an ingredient with a story you can verify.
The ones that matter: Bee venom, palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7, palmitoyl tripeptide-1, coenzyme Q10 (ubiquinone), sodium hyaluronate, and jojoba seed oil.
Full list: Aqua, isoamyl laurate, jojoba seed oil (Simmondsia chinensis), caprylic/capric triglyceride, glycerin, cetearyl olivate, cetearyl alcohol, sorbitan olivate, xanthan gum, behenyl alcohol, phenoxyethanol, ethylhexylglycerin, tocopherol, sodium hyaluronate, ubiquinone, bee venom, sodium phytate, alcohol, butylene glycol, carbomer, polysorbate 20, sodium lactate, palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7, palmitoyl tripeptide-1.
For most of us, the answer is yes. However, if you are allergic to bee stings, do not use it.
For external use only. Do not apply near the eyes, on damaged skin, or on mucous membranes.
The bees are safe too. We collect venom on glass plates, in tiny droplets, and the bees fly on.
Orders are dispatched the next working day and tracked to your door. If the cream is not for you, return it within 14 days for your money back.
My skin feels smoother and more comfortable.
Rated 5 out of 5“It absorbs quickly and does not leave a greasy film. The pump makes it easy to use every morning and night.”
Photographed by customers at home, on the same phone, in the same spot. Nothing retouched, nothing filtered, and nobody was paid.
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Nina, 54
“I stopped hiding my forehead under a fringe. Four weeks in, my skin feels smoother and make-up sits better than it has in years.”
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Petra, 61
“The skin around my eyes feels softer and less dry. It absorbs fast, so I can put on make-up right after.”
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Maja, 49
“My neck was the area I worried about most. Six weeks in, it is the part of my routine I look forward to.”
Visibly smoother skin in a few weeks. This is what you can expect with regular use morning and evening.
After every application it’s softer and more comfortable. The cream absorbs quickly, so you can apply makeup right after.
Skin feels smoother to the touch and looks fresher in the morning. The routine becomes automatic.
The routine is part of your day. You look in the mirror a little less critically.
Friends and family notice you look better, but can’t explain why.
You reorder the cream because you see results, not because you’re still waiting for something to happen.
Every VENEIVA collection is built around one active. For APIS it is bee venom. Around it are two peptides (palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7 and palmitoyl tripeptide-1), coenzyme Q10, sodium hyaluronate, and jojoba seed oil, all in a cream base with emulsifiers derived from olives.
Bee venom is a natural blend of peptides, whose main component is melittin. Researchers have been studying it in skincare for years.
Safety note: if you’re allergic to bee stings, talk to your doctor first, and patch test on a small area.
Real results, real confidence. Here is what women say after switching to the cream.
Users said their skin felt softer and more comfortable throughout the day.
Users reported a smoother feel with continued daily use.
Users said the cream earned a permanent place in their routine.
Source: [N customers, dates]. Self-reported results, not clinical measurement. Individual results vary with skin type, age and how consistently the cream is used.
How much cream and when to apply it — almost all of us wonder before the first use.
Start with a clean, dry face, morning and evening.
Distribute the cream across the forehead, cheeks, chin, and neck.
With gentle upward strokes until the cream is fully absorbed.
You have probably tried a few creams already. Here is exactly what is different this time.
| VENEIVA | Typical cream | |
|---|---|---|
Built around one hero activeBee venom is the active the formula is built around, not a long list of extracts. |
Yes | Often a long list |
Two peptides + coenzyme Q10Palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7, palmitoyl tripeptide-1 and ubiquinone. |
Yes | Varies |
Airless pump, no jarYou never dip your fingers into the cream. |
Yes | Often a jar |
Full ingredient listOn this page as well as the pack. |
Yes | Varies |
Made in SloveniaManufactured by Eterika. |
Yes | Varies |
Every ingredient is printed in full on the pack. These are the ones the formula is built around.
INCI: Bee Venom
The hero active of the APIS collection, and the reason the collection carries the bee.
INCI: Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7, Palmitoyl Tripeptide-1
Two peptides, named on the front of the pack.
INCI: Ubiquinone
Paired in the formula with vitamin E (tocopherol), sodium hyaluronate and jojoba seed oil.
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Shop the creamAnti-age bee venom cream is a luxurious face and neck treatment. The formula is built around bee venom, two peptides, coenzyme Q10, sodium hyaluronate, and jojoba seed oil. Designed for visibly younger and smoother skin.
Apply to the face and neck, morning and evening, on clean, dry skin. Do not apply near the eyes, on damaged skin, or on mucous membranes.
The cream absorbs quickly and leaves the skin moisturized and comfortable. The texture is light, so you can apply makeup right after.
For most of us, the answer is yes. If you are allergic to bee stings, do not use the cream. If you are unsure, consult a doctor first. Test the cream on a small area of skin first.
No. We collect venom on glass plates, in tiny droplets. The bees are not harmed and fly on.
Everyone’s skin is different. Most users see improvement within 5 days with regular use morning and evening.
Money-back guarantee. If the cream is not for you, return it within 14 days.
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