Product Overview

Our beeswax is sourced primarily from honey comb wax cappings. These are the wax cappings produced by bees when storing their honey harvest. Each cell of honey is sealed, similar to how caps are used on preserving jars.

These premium beeswax caps are cut off by the beekeeper during the honey extraction process. This helps ensure we can supply beeswax that is of the very best quality.

The raw beeswax is sterilised and purified in our machine to remove any honey residues or dross, then cast into easy-to-manage blocks and sold by the kilogram.

What Can I Use Raw Beeswax For?

Beeswax is a versatile product with a variety of environmental and health benefits. Some of the most common uses include:

• Candles
• Sustainable reusable food wraps
• Polishing surfaces
• Lubricating carpentry
• Rust coating prevention
• Cheese wax
• Cosmetic products
• Lip balms
• Body butters
• Ointments
• Hair wax

Benefits of Pure Beeswax

• Antifungal and antibacterial properties
• Soothing properties, especially for sensitive skin
• Can help soothe inflammation
• Moisturising properties
• Smokeless burn on candles, making them safer for use
• Offers a wide range of eco-friendly and sustainable alternatives to many common products

How to Store Beeswax

Raw beeswax will remain solid at room temperature and does not spoil. It should be kept at a moderate temperature and can be covered with cloth or wrap to ensure it does not become dirty or dusty.

If your wax is exposed to colder temperatures, it may develop a powdery coating or outer layer. This can easily be removed by heating the outer layer of the wax and wiping the coating away.

Bulk Supply

We can supply beeswax at competitive wholesale prices. Whether it is for 50kg or enough to fill a 20ft shipping container, please email us.

Accessories and Related Items

• Candle wicks available here.
• Melt it down safely and quickly with our Wax Melter Pot.