Bee Wax
Beeswax is a natural secretion from wax glands on the sides of the body of honey bees and is used primarily as a building block for the bees’ comb cells in which the young are raised and honey and pollen are stored. To stimulate the production of beeswax, the honey bees feed themselves with honey and huddle together to raise the temperature of the cluster. To produce one pound of wax requires the bees to consume about ten pounds of honey.
As medicine, beeswax is used for lowering cholesterol and for relieving pain. It is also used for swelling (inflammation), ulcers, diarrhea, and hiccups.
In foods and beverages, white beeswax and beeswax absolute (yellow beeswax treated with alcohol), are used as stiffening agents.
Beeswax works well in cosmetic products because of the “wax esthers” that exist in both beeswax and human skin.
These compounds help to bind and emulsify ointments, lip balm, lipstick and lotions.
The feature of bee wax for Cosmetics:
Beeswax candles have been the choice of candle connoisseurs throughout the ages.
They are a gift from nature that embodies a simple and healthy state of being.
The feature of bee wax for Candles:
Items | Specification |
Appearance | Refined yellow or white bee wax |
Smell | Natural bee wax smell |
Melting point | 62.0℃-67.0℃ |
Acid value | 16.0 mg/g-24.0 mg/g |
Saponification value | 84.0mg/g-110mg/g |
Ester value | 70mg/g-80mg/g |
Hydrocarbon | 14%-20% |
Package | Loading Capacity(FCL) | |
Beeswax slab | 25kg/woven bag | 1X20FCL=20 tons without pallet packing/16 tons with pallet packing (1000kg/pallet) |
Beeswax pellet | 12.5kg/carton | 1X20FCL=10 tons without pallet packing/8 tons with pallet packing (500kg/pallet) |
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