Physical Refined White Bee wax Pellets with 100% Purity Applied in Cosmetics

Description of White Bee Wax:

White Beeswax is physically bleached from natural yellow beeswax.

Beeswax is a foundation ingredient for a wide range of formulations including, lip and body balms, stick deodorants, medicinal salves, and natural creams and lotions.

Beeswax forms a protective barrier that helps protect it from environmental assaults, while also holding in moisture and reducing dryness. Beeswax has antibacterial properties, helping keep skin clean and reducing the risks of contamination in the formula itself.

Technical Data Sheet of Bee Wax:

Applications of White Bee Wax:

Dipped candles
Molded candles

Polishes
Nail/screw lubricant
Moisturizing cream
Soap making
Fruit coating
Lipstick/cosmetics
Leather waterproofing
Sealing on jams and jellies
Lubricants: zippers, windows, drawer slides, etc..

Advantage:

1. Beeswax is produced when honeybees consume honey. It takes about 8-1/2 lbs. of honey to produce one pound of beeswax.
2. Beeswax is great lubricant for oiling furniture joints. It is also good for smooth movement of doors and windows.
3. Beeswax is a regular component for mustache creams.
4. You can polish your granite counter tops regularly with molten beeswax to keep them shiny bright! Just apply the beeswax, allow it to dry up and then wipe it off with a suede piece of cloth.
5. In archery, bow strings are bees waxed both in order to reduce friction as well as to protect the string from damage due to dirt.
6. To waterproof leather boots & gloves, rub beeswax on to outerwear.
7. Baking pans are coated with beeswax for a natural non-stick surface.
8. Beeswax is used to coat the sewing thread to strengthen it and to give it a smooth coating so that it is less likely to catch or snag material while sewing.
9. Beeswax has a melting point between 146 and 149 degrees Fahrenheit.
10. Burning of beeswax candles produces a white rounded flame, giving a wonderful warm glow.