Beeswax Beads – 50g

Beeswax Beads – 50g

Natural, Versatile & Easy to Use

Our Beeswax Beads offer a convenient and mess-free way to incorporate pure beeswax into your DIY beauty, home, and craft projects. Sourced from trusted suppliers, these small, uniform pellets are easier to measure, melt, and blend than traditional wax blocks. Their mild honey scent, creamy colour, and natural composition make them ideal for creating eco-conscious, skin-loving formulations.

Whether you’re making balms, lotions, or candles, beeswax beads help provide texture, stability, and protective properties. Because they melt evenly and quickly, they’re especially suited for both beginners and professionals looking to streamline their formulation process.

Key Benefits

• Natural Emollient
  Forms a breathable barrier on the skin, sealing in moisture without clogging pores.

• Improves Texture
  Adds structure and thickening to balms, creams, salves, and solid perfumes.

• Eco-Friendly Choice
  100% biodegradable and sustainably sourced, making it a cleaner alternative to synthetic waxes.

• Perfect for Candle Making
  Produces clean-burning, longer-lasting candles with a subtle natural fragrance.

• Ready to Use
  Bead format melts quickly and evenly with minimal fuss—no chopping required.

Common Uses

• Lip balms and lipsticks

• Body butters and salves

• Lotion bars and solid perfumes

• Reusable food wraps

• DIY candles and wax melts

• Natural polish for wood or leather

How to Use Beeswax Beads

Beeswax beads are best melted using a double boiler or in short microwave bursts. Because they melt at approximately 62–64°C, always use gentle, indirect heat to avoid burning.

• For Skincare: Combine with oils and butters, then add any heat-sensitive ingredients once cooled slightly. Typical use level: 1–10%.

• For Candles: Mix with other waxes like soy or coconut for a smoother burn. Add fragrance oils at the correct temperature for best scent throw.

• For Wraps or Polishes: Melt, mix with resin or oils, and apply evenly with a brush or cloth.

Once melted, the beeswax blends smoothly into most oil-based recipes, helping bind and stabilize emulsions, and improving texture and longevity.