Beeswax

Beeswax is a natural wax produced by honey bees. It is a popular option for candles and other products due to its natural and eco-friendly properties.

Beeswax is known for its clean-burning properties, as it produces very little smoke and soot compared to other waxes. It also has a natural, honey-like scent that can add a pleasant aroma to candles.

In addition to its clean-burning properties, beeswax also has some practical advantages for candle makers. It has a higher melting point than some other waxes, which means that candles made from beeswax can last longer and burn more slowly. It is also a hard wax, which means that candles made from beeswax are less likely to bend or break.

Beeswax can be used to make a wide variety of candles, from simple unscented votives to highly fragranced and decorative candles. It can also be blended with other natural waxes, such as soy wax or coconut wax, to create unique candle formulations with different melting points, burn times, and textures.

Overall, beeswax is a popular choice among candle makers and consumers who are looking for a natural and eco-friendly option. It is also a good choice for those who are sensitive to synthetic fragrances or who are looking for a clean-burning alternative to other waxes.

> Lowest toxicity for candles waxes
> Higher melting point
> Burns slower

Form: Pellet form
Melting point: 180-185°F
Adding Fragrance Oil: 160°F (slowly stir for 2 mins)
Pour to vessel: 140-150°F