Body Bar Australia

Benefits of Beeswax Candles
Beeswax candles purify the air
A beeswax candle emits a constant stream of negative ions whilst burning. These negative ions are attracted to suspended particles in the air (such as pollen, odours, dust, moulds and toxins) which are positively charged. The suspended particles thereby become heavier and gravity pulls them to the ground – instead of remaining in the air where they can be breathed in causing allergic reactions.

Beeswax candles are the only known fuel that emits these negative ions. Other sources of negative ions include rain forests and moving water such as rain storms, oceans, fast flowing rivers and waterfalls.

Burning a beeswax candle is the simplest and most cost effective way of purifying the air you breathe.

Beeswax candles burn up to 10 times longer than paraffin candles
Beeswax has a higher melting point than paraffin. Beeswax candles therefore burn slower and last longer, making them an economical alternative.

Beeswax candles do not emit smoke
Beeswax candles will only smoke if burnt in a draughty room (such as near an open window), or if the wick is too long. To prevent smoking trim the wick to between 5mm and 7mm prior to lighting the candle.

Beeswax candles do not contain artificial fragrances
To improve their appeal many paraffin candles contain artificial fragrances. When burnt these fragrances produce toxic black soot which settles on walls, window coverings, carpets and inside your lungs. Beeswax candles emit a pleasant light honey scent without the use of fragrances.

Beeswax candles emit a warm golden glow
The light emitted by a beeswax candle is in the same spectrum as the sun. It is a warm golden colour and a halo can often be seen around it. This is opposed to the disorganised light spectrum produced by paraffin candles (which is similar to old fashioned incandescent light bulbs), or the cool bluish flame emitted by soy candles.

Beeswax candles are great for the environment
Beeswax candles are recognised as carbon neutral by the WWF, as the CO2 emitted whilst burning has already been removed from the atmosphere by the bees in producing the wax. Beeswax is also a renewable resource.

Cotton wicks and 100% beeswax
Many paraffin candle manufacturers use metal-cored wicks. These can contribute to unhealthy indoor air quality. Our candles are made with Cotton wicks and 100% beeswax.

To celebrate Christmas and the coming of 2012 we are having a Stuff a box from now until the end of January 2012.
Just order a “Stuff a Box” and we’ll fit as many Body, Scrub, Shampoo bars, chunky’s and guest size bars into a gift box as we possibly can for only $20…Get to it!

UNEARTHED is the bricks and morter of our retail arm. Body Bar Australia has a long relationship with the market and event scene and look foward to some amazing events and markets in 2012. We are a leader in the field of creating and manufacturing the finest farm fresh goats milk body, scrub and shampoo bars. With the introduction of UNEARTHED this allows our friends/customers to have access to our products in one location seven days, we look foward to seeing you at UNEARTHED…for your senses.

Christmas is the time for giving and at Body Bar Australia we’d like to give every time you do.

With every order placed at www.bodybaraustralia.com.au (including Christmas Eve), we will give a gift box of body bars to the Salvo’s Christmas Appeal giving children, their families and communities a message of hope, love and joy during the Christmas season.

Every time you give you give twice :)

The Brain Foundation is holding it’s annual Christmas Fair day at the Tamworth Racecourse, Saturday 19th November 9.30 – 4pm come along and grab some great Chrissy gifts. Lots of entertainment and great food to be had, a gold coin donation to a worthwhile cause. See you guys there :)))

Were all looking foward to some fine sunny weather for this week,
you can find us at

• Tastings of the Hastings – Sunday

*Coffs Harbour Growers Market – Thursday

• Coffs Harbour Harbourside Market – Sunday

*Calliope Historical Village – Sunday

*Maryborough Heritage Market – Thursday

• Gympie Duckpond – Sunday

Also you can find us in Armidale Centro shopping centre from Friday….

We are making it easier for you to get your favourite body bars, We are distributing a special wooden box with five of your most loved bars in. Take a look in the Stockists section to see all our stockists, if you know of any great shops where you would love to find your body bars just let us know.

Rally Australia on Coffs Coast
Come to Coffs Coast for Rally Australia 2011… the Coffs Coast round of the World Rally Championship.

Coffs Coast visitors and residents will have the chance to see some of the world’s best rally drivers in action when the Australian leg of the 2011 FIA World Rally Championship, Rally Australia, is staged in and around Coffs Coast from 8 to 11 September 2011.

The big manufacturing teams will be out in force to enjoy the best Coffs Coast has to offer with a variety of special stages and some exciting spectator points currently being planned that will showcase the cars and Coffs Coast!

This action-packed international event will showcase Coffs Coast to the world.

!5th -16th July find us at B30 in the Founders Pavilion

AREC was originally known as the Mudgee Smll Farm Field Days Co-Operative and changed it’s name when the organisation moved from the Mudgee Showground to it’s own exhibition centre at the current site.

The Mudgee Small Farm Field Days have been staged for over 30 years and since the first edition in 1977 the event, initially staged at the local Mudgee Showgrounds, and the organisation have grown to the point now where AREC owns it’s own dedicated exhibition site, receives no outside funding and is a major contributor to the community.

What started out as the brainchild of the local NSW Department of Agriculture Agronomist (Gerry Hennessy) & Horticulturist (Clarrie Beckingham) along with local farmer Mike Cox is now one of the premier field day events in Australia drawing upwards of 25,000 people and 450 exhibitors over the 2 days of the event every July providing a significant boost to the local economy. Initially they anticipated 100 people turning up, 600 was closer the mark and the event just snowballed from there. They rightly figured it was better to answer a question once to a hundred people in person rather than trying to answer 100 times to voices on the other end of an overworked office telephone.

These 3 gentlemen recognised that the missing ingredient in the flow of people onto smaller acreages and “lifestyle” blocks was education on how to manage and prosper on your own piece of land and that central element, education & information, is still the driver behind the Mudgee Small Farms Field Days today. These new “small farmers” (“blockies” to the locals) were in one almighty hurry to know how to build a fence, milk a cow, rear a calf, sow pastures, build yards, mark calves, tan hides, make gates, ride horses, train working dogs, rear hens, cook meat, bake bread etc and do it all in 2 days! It didn’t matter that it took most career farmers a lifetime to acquire these skills, these guys were in one big hurry and still are.

The initial idea, education and information, is still the driver behind the event today and visitors to the filed days can still access many free demonstrations, lectures and seminars on subjects as diverse as farm management to rose pruning!

Today AREC plays host to a number of community events and provides excellent, flexible hire facilities from small conference and lecture rooms right up to our large exhibition building named the Founders Pavilion.

Teas ready! or should we say Chai Latte Body Bar is ready!!
This winter warmer is so addictive this creamy, spicy bar warms the cockles of your heart and leaves you smelling edible…hard to put down.