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This spring, #WomenForBees goes further than ever before. Join #Guerlain Bee Ambassador #AngelinaJolie in Mexico, alongside local partners La Fundacion Selva Maya and Maroma & Belmond, to help protect the Melipona bee and preserve the beekeeping knowledge of Mayan women.

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CloudyLuna #LetHerGo3 years ago

This is precious 🤍 #AngelinaJolie

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Dmacspeakstruth3 years ago

Amazing

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King Charles3 years ago

She really wants to SAVE THE WORLD.Angelina I salute you!!

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KristineRen3 years ago

A very timely and important initiative, kudos to @Guerlain team and Angelina 🙌

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Hércules Hendges 🌹🚀3 years ago

Q lindaaaaaaa

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Kate Libby3 years ago

❤❤❤❤❤

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Nequella3 years ago

This is beautiful.

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Stormborn ꩜⭒°。⋆3 years ago

Mom 🥹❤️

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Jess RL3 years ago

OMG!! Angelina was In Mexico!!!! Besides that, it means that there is a New Abelle Royal comming with mexican bees?

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Debobrata Duttagupta3 years ago

@jolie_purr You are great Angie. 👍💙

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