Bees Wax

🐝 Introduction to Beeswax

Beeswax is a natural wax produced by honey bees. It is created by worker bees from special wax-producing glands on their bodies. Bees use this wax to build the honeycomb in their hives, where they store honey and raise their young.

Beeswax is golden-yellow to light brown in color, depending on the purity and floral source. It has a sweet, natural scent, and is widely used in candle making, cosmetics, skin care products, and medicinal balms due to its soothing, protective, and water-resistant properties.

✅ Key Features of Beeswax:

• 100% natural and eco-friendly

• Burns cleanly with a sweet honey-like aroma

• Non-toxic and safe for indoor use

• Acts as a natural air purifier when burned (releases negative ions)

• Has a higher melting point than other waxes (around 62–64°C)

🕯️ Uses in Candle Making:

Beeswax is one of the oldest materials used for making candles. It produces a bright, long-lasting, and dripless flame. Beeswax candles do not emit harmful smoke, making them ideal for health-conscious users.