JHENG 2-lb Pure Organic White Beeswax Pellets - 100% Natural & Premium Quality Review

I had to mix the wax with boiled linseed oil and turpentine to make an impregnation. Whether it was paraffin, soy wax, or beeswax, I bought by price. It had a cheap warehouse deal so I went for it. I definitely got the wax balls, but everything I've read said beeswax would smell like honey (although it's faint), and this one doesn't. So I can't say for sure if it's beeswax. It worked great for my purposes, but I didn't need real beeswax, any wax would do.

The third photo I uploaded shows beeswax and carnauba wax as the compounds that come closest to the spectrum obtained by laser measurements. The first two photos show the possible chemicals that make up the product, with no resemblance to the spectrum that legal beeswax would offer. I tried to contact the seller and clarify my questions about the results of these tests before posting this review. received no response within 72 hours. My guess is that these chemicals are similar to the compounds

I decided to make my own candles to get the scents I wanted in my preferred medium. I call beeswax a remedy because I didn't know what to call it. The product arrived well packaged. So far I've made 6 candles and beeswax....1) easy to use and handle 2) melts the same every time 3) mixes well with coconut oil and essential oils 4) burns clean I recommend this product and will buy again. However, if I learn from the candle making process in the future, I would choose natural over bleached…