Beeswax can work wonders for both head and facial hair. Its many benefits range from moisturizing hair and encouraging hair growth to helping create dreadlocks. Learn about the benefits of beeswax ...

Before using beeswax on your skin, you may want to test for allergies. You can do so by completing a patch test, which involves leaving a dab of beeswax on your inner wrist or elbow for 24–48 hours.

While beeswax can generally work for all skin types, Burnes notes that it really depends on the concentration of beeswax in the product. “For example, in a hard bar lotion there can be a high ...

Beeswax promotes skin healing and reduces irritation to promote a healthier and more balanced complexion. The anti-inflammatory nature of beeswax helps to reduce redness, itching, and inflammation.

ARTnews RECOMMENDS R&F White Beeswax A go-to beeswax for encaustic painters of all levels, R&F’s product comes in small pellets that melt quickly and smoothly. The white pieces have undergone a ...

Beeswax can be used to make a range of products including candles, cleaning agents, food glazes and lubricants. Australian beeswax is selling online for $30/kg. (ABC Rural: Renee Cluff) ...

Beeswax is commonly used in lip balms due to its emollient properties. "It can give a protective barrier that can lock in moisture, and soothe your dry and cracked lips," says Dr Mittal.