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Natural white beeswax for candles, cosmetics and handmade soaps

Discover our 100% natural white beeswax, purified by an ultraviolet bleaching process. This bleaching process does not alter the quality or natural properties of the wax, which retains its creamy texture and ability to diffuse fragrances gently.

Ideal for making handmade candles, homemade cosmetics or solid soaps, it combines versatility, purity and performance.

Its light colour makes it easy to colour your candles, highlighting the pigments and micas while retaining a gentle honey fragrance.

Warning: This wax is not suitable for polycarbonate moulds.


A versatile, natural wax

White beeswax is the ideal ingredient for your craft creations:

  • For scented candles and candle melts: it burns slowly and evenly, giving a brilliant, even finish and excellent scent diffusion.
  • For DIY cosmetics: it adds structure and protection to your balms, lipsticks, glosses, sticks or solid creams.
  • For soaps: it acts as a natural hardener, improving the texture and hold of the final product.

Tips for creating cast and moulded candles

Heat the wax to 90°C. If you are using a colourant, adjust the temperature: around 70°C for liquid colourant and 75°C for granulated colourant. Then add the fragrance at 70°C or 75°C, and pour in immediately to obtain a smooth, even finish.

Use this wax pure or mixed with 30% soy wax to create candles that are both attractive and long-lasting. Thanks to its high melting point (around 60-65°C), it offers excellent stability and a lively flame.

For 100% beeswax candles, use round wicks for best results and flexible silicone or latex moulds if you are making moulded candles. Avoid rigid polycarbonate moulds, which are unsuitable for this wax because it shrinks very little.

Please note:
Exposure to UV rays gradually whitens the wax.