Beeswax
Beeswax is plate-like, white, secretions of the wax glands of the honey bees, that use it to build honeycomb cells. Its extraction includes various methods. Beeswax is known to be a very well tolerated fat component in cosmetic products. Only in very rare cases, allergic reactions may occur due to pollen residues. It is mainly used to improve the consistency and as a slight emulsifier. Beeswax offers light-weight consistency and forms a delicate protecting barrier on the skin, that is especially beneficial to dry, damaged and irritated skin types. It is also used in decorative cosmetics to increase the melting point of products. Beeswax is used in small quantities in hair care products, as it can improve the brilliance and strength of the hair.
see Heike Käser 2010, "Naturkosmetische Rohstoffe", Linz, Verlag Freya, 3. Edition 2012
Products with Beeswax
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Burt's Bees Almond Milk Beeswax Hand Cream, 57 g
- For dry skin
- Highly nourishing formula
- Softening effects
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forpeople Solid Beeswax Hand Cream, Refill (30 g)
- For dry & demanding skin
- Ideal for elbows & rough patches
- Fast-absorbing cream
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Biopark Cosmetics Natural Beeswax, 100 g
- Retains moisture
- Suitable for candle making
- Cares for dry & chapped skin
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Burt's Bees Beeswax Lip Balm, 4,25 g
- Nourishes, conditions and softens your lips
- Rich in vitamins and essential fatty acids
- Contains fine peppermint oil
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Apeiron Beeswax Intensive Lip and Skin Balm, 10 ml
- Nourishes skin and lips
- Protects chapped, irritated areas of skin
- Ideal for on the go
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forpeople SOS Larch Resin & Beeswax Ointment, 50 ml
- For irritated & stressed skin
- Also for muscles & joints
- Protective properties