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Bees Wax (Refined) | Wax For Candles & Cosmetics
Bees Wax (Refined) | Wax For Candles & Cosmetics
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Product Description
Beeswax is a natural wax widely used in candles, lip balms, body balms, creams, lotions, salves and other wax-based formulations. It helps provide structure, firmness and a smooth texture while also being useful in natural candle making.

Product Specifications
Appearance: Yellow to golden-yellow solid wax, supplied as blocks, pellets or granules depending on grade.
Odour: Mild characteristic honey-like or natural waxy odour.
Solubility: Insoluble in water; soluble in suitable oils and organic solvents when heated.
Shelf Life: Typically 24–36 months or longer when stored correctly; follow supplier specifications.
Function: Natural Wax / Structuring Agent / Candle Wax
Key Benefits
Natural Wax – Naturally derived wax suitable for various DIY applications.
Structuring Agent – Adds firmness and body to balms and wax-based formulations.
Texture Enhancement – Helps create a smooth and rich product texture.
Candle Making – Suitable for natural and decorative candle formulations.
Versatile – Useful in candles, balms, salves, creams and other DIY products.
Safety Information
For cosmetic, candle-making and formulation use.
Handle melted Beeswax carefully to avoid burns.
Do not overheat or expose directly to flame while melting.
Check suitability and recommended usage for the intended formulation.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat and sunlight.
FAQs
What is Beeswax used for?
Beeswax is commonly used in candles, lip balms, body balms, salves, creams and wax-based formulations.
Is Beeswax soluble in water?
No, Beeswax is insoluble in water.
Can Beeswax be used in lip balms?
Yes. Cosmetic-grade Beeswax is widely used to provide firmness and structure to lip balms.
Can Beeswax be used for candle making?
Yes, Beeswax can be used alone or blended with compatible candle waxes, depending on the desired candle characteristics.
What is the difference between Beeswax and Soy Wax?
Beeswax is naturally produced by honeybees, whereas Soy Wax is a plant-derived wax produced from soybean oil.