Your Natural Planet Beesworks Beeswax Review

We've made great candles with them! I will receive more. I want to make a balm too! They melt well in a steamer. It's easy to add therapeutic grade coconut oil {You just want to make sure it's safe for kids and pets!} You want to cool it in an oven that has been preheated and then turned off to allow it to cool slowly. Protects candles from cracking! A trick to clean a waxed steamer! Place the dirty pot in a warm oven until it melts, then wipe it down with a paper towel! We held the wicks with…

This natural yellow beeswax was a great find. It behaves like beeswax and has a slight honey aroma. We use it primarily in DIY projects and have found it to be on par with other more expensive beeswax. It melts well with no graininess in the final product. We've tested it in balms, lotions and lip balm and found it stable. I bought it in granular form for convenience and the reason I can't give five stars is that this beeswax tends to stick together and gives a slightly "unpleasant" taste in…

This product is what it is as far as I know. Unfortunately the smell is terrible! It's like the smell of burning chemicals. I use beeswax for homemade beard oil. I hope to eliminate the smell, I melted it twice and kept it in the fridge. After the second use it started smelling more like other beeswax I've used. but not completely eliminated. After mixing it with carrier oils and essential oils, it turned out to be a good beard oil with virtually no that horrible smell. I googled why it smells…