White beeswax is originally derived from honeycombs made by bees. The natural yellow beeswax is processed (filtered and sometimes bleached using safe methods like sunlight or clay) to make it white, without affecting its core properties.
Key Features
Color: Pure white
Odor: Mild to almost odorless
Texture: Hard and smooth
Melting Point: Around 62 65 C
Natural & Eco-friendly
Uses of White Beeswax
1. Candle Making
Ideal for premium candles
Clean burning with minimal smoke
Perfect for colored or scented candles (does not interfere with fragrance)
2. Cosmetics & Skincare
Used in creams, lotions, lip balms, body butters
Acts as a natural thickener and moisturizer
Helps in forming a protective barrier on skin
3. Pharmaceutical Products
Used in ointments and medicinal balms
4. Polishes & Coatings
Wood polish, shoe polish, furniture care

• Feature: Used in creams, lotions, lip balms, body butters


• Feature: Acts as a natural thickener and moisturizer


• Feature: Helps in forming a protective barrier on skin