Review on 🍋 Lemon Scented Beeswax Furniture Polish: 100% Natural for All Wood Types - Nourishing, Renewing, Sealing, and Restoring Wood's Natural Beauty by Justin Stinson

I applied this polish to two wooden spoons. One was a relatively new teak that just needed a refresh, the other was old and needed a bit of work. The polish settled onto the fabric with little effort, and both wooden spoons sucked it up with ease. Both spoons leave a pleasant lemon scent. Two wooden spoons barely made a dent in the tin you got. I suspect you could get a small table out of this tin. The new spoon required far less polishing and after a few hours there wasn't even a trace of polish left on it. This gave the tree a nice depth that was difficult to capture in photos. The old spoon required 2-3 times more polishing. It gave the wood some depth and shine (it was a cheaper wood to begin with), but the sheer amount of polishing required left a greasy residue the next day. (To be clear, I didn't expect amazing results with this spoon, it was more of an experiment.)