Luscious and Sweet Smelling!

One of the excellent examples of eco-friendly objects would be beeswax. Unlike paraffin wax, those emit black soot on burning, beeswax burn cleanly, and produce honey-like fragrance. Beeswax candles reveal their astounding, serene, magnificence as they keep on melting with glowing radiance. The colors differ from yellow to auburn shades. The consistency of the beeswax is an advantage in candle making. For beeswax, it becomes feasible to make beautiful but delicate and intricate designs because of its consistency.

This natural wax, made by bees in the cell walls of honeycombs, is also used in cosmetics, by and large. Besides, beeswax is used in batik art on textiles, making candies, chocolates, crayons, soaps, and jewelry, and is used in dental floss and bronze and copper preservation. You can use beeswax for a lot of household applications like polishing wood or leather shoes or make candles, soaps, and cosmetics such as lip balm or a lotion.