Bees Wax

100% refined beeswax is used widely in Cosmetic, Pharmaceutical And Confectionary Applications.
Can be used in lipstick and lip balms, creams and lotions and candles.
This wax is food grade and perfect for food wraps!
Beeswax provides body and stiffness to formulations and acts as an emulsifier.
100% pure refined bees wax BP (pharma) grade.
Colour is removed using an activated carbon (not bleach)
If making beeswax tealights use our maxi 5.5 or 6.0 wicks.
Beeswax is a very hard wax and is completely different to natural soy waxes. You will need to wick up at least 2 to 3 times what we have suggested for soy wax and start your own testing from here.

Sourced: China

100% refined beeswax is used widely in Cosmetic, Pharmaceutical And Confectionary Applications.
This wax is food grade and perfect for food wraps!
Can be used in lipstick and lip balms, creams and lotions and candles.
Beeswax provides body and stiffness to formulations and acts as an emulsifier.
100% pure refined bees wax BP (pharma) grade.
If making beeswax tealights use our maxi 5.5 or 6.0 wicks.
Beeswax is a very hard wax and is completely different to natural soy waxes. You will need to wick up at least 2 to 3 times what we have suggested for soy wax and start your own testing from here.

Sourced: China

Natural beeswax sourced from a local apiary in Perth. Pesticide Free.
Natural beeswax has not been refined or purified to be used in large percentages in candles.
We recommend the white and yellow purified pellets for candle making.
Natural beeswax may contain impurities and small amounts of naturally occuring sediment.
If making beeswax tealights use our maxi 5.5 or 6.0 wicks.
Beeswax is a very hard wax and is completely different to natural soy waxes.
You will need to wick up at least 2 to 3 times what we have suggested for soy wax and start your own testing from here.

FO: between 6-12% however own testing is required.
We do not recommend using natural beeswax for candle making without further purification and testing.
White and yellow pellets have undergone purification and may burn better in candles.