Beesworks Beeswax Pellets, Yellow, 1lb-Cosmetic Grade-Triple Filtered Beeswax.
Here at Beesworks, our 100% natural beeswax all begins with the bees! Each bee consumes an estimated 6 - 10 lbs (3 - 4.5 kg) of honey for every pound of wax it secretes. After harvesting the honey, the comb is melted to produce the perfect beeswax for your next project! Hand packaged in 1 pound, sealed bags, Beesworks Beeswax comes ready to use in creams and lotions, in balms and body butters, or in soaps and candles. Buzz on down to the recipes below for some fun projects with Beesworks Beeswax. Remember that if beeswax is heated above 85ºC (185ºF) discoloration may occur, and have fun! Being a natural product, the fragrance of high quality beeswax like ours depends heavily upon the season in which the wax was harvested, and the plants available to the bees during the season. The acceptability of the natural aroma of the wax is often a matter of personal preference. Enjoy! DIY Projects DIY Beeswax Candles 1 lb Beeswax Wicks Glass jars Container for melting the wax Instructions: Place the beeswax into your container/can. Place the can inside a stock pot filled half-full with water. Simmer over medium-high heat, stirring occasionally as it melts. Prepare your jars and wicks - get the wick to stay in the middle of the jar as you pour in the beeswax and it sets. Pour the melted beeswax into the jar, leaving one inch of room at the top. Set the jars aside and allow them to cool and set completely. Cut the wick and light. DIY Lotion Bars 1.25 oz Beewax 1.25 oz Coconut Oil 1.25 oz Shea Butter Essential oil of choice Instructions: Weigh out equal amounts of beeswax, coconut oil, and shea butter. Using a double boiler, or a small saucepan and a large glass measuring bowl, melt beeswax, coconut oil, and shea butter until it turns to a liquid. Remove from heat and add ten drops of essential oil. Pour into molds. Allow bars to harden overnight. Tip: Wipe out measuring bowl while it’s still warm for easier cleaning. DIY Closet Fresheners 5 ounces beeswax pellets essential oils of choice molds for shape Instructions: Melt beeswax until liquid using double boiler on the stove or microwave Add essential oils to your molds while beeswax is melting. Pour melted beeswax into molds. Let cool. Place in breathable bag or old cloth to avoid oil stains. Place in drawer or closet. About Beesworks At Beesworks, we sure are busy! We spend our days buzzing around to find the best natural ingredients for the best natural products. Get our beeswax in yellow or white, organic or conventional, pellets or blocks, and everything in between. Anyone can get busy using Beesworks beeswax dozens of different ways, or check out our new, organic Beesworks food wraps! Just remember to BEE great and HIVE fun!
Product Features
- Our natural, and premium filtered yellow beeswax is the highest quality cosmetic grade so you know you are making an effective and safe choice when using it to make your own cosmetics or for a variety of hobby and craft activities!
- Beesworks Beeswax will never go bad! We even offer an 100% Customer Satisfaction Promise.
- Beesworks Beeswax is a top choice for melting or chopping it up to create your own lotions, lip balms, creams, waxes, body butters, deodorants, and salves. Beeswax is also rich in Vitamin A which aids in cell turnover and reducing wrinkles and age spots while moisturizing your skin - without clogging up your pores!
- Our Beesworks Beeswax has a subtle fragrance which also makes it great for crafts, such as candle and soap making, lubricants, furniture or boot polish, granite countertop polish, cheese waxing, beard and mustache wax, wax thread, beeswax crayons, envelope seals and more!
- Melting and Softening Details: Beeswax melts at approximately 149 degrees Fahrenheit and softens at approximately 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
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