Artisan Soap DIY Beeswax

Artisan Soap DIY Beeswax

How is beeswax produced?

Honey bees secrete beeswax to build the rays of the hive. These wax rays serve as storage and protection for honey and pollen.

Beeswax is harvested by beekeepers. It is removed from the frame of the hive, at the same time as the harvest of honey, by melting, by means of a cerificator (electric or solar) or a solar oven. This separates the wax from its impurities and honey residues.

Description of Artisan Soap DIY Beeswax

The beeswax of the Artisan Savonnier is made in France. It is contained in a recyclable paper bag.

Beeswax is a 100% natural and ecological ingredient with multiple functions:

• Waterproofing : ideal for maintaining leather, furniture and wooden flooring

• Cicatrisante : beeswax is used to treat split hooves of horses

• Fuel : beeswax is perfect for making your DIY candles

• Stunning : it is a perfect raw material for the realization of home cosmetics such as balm, butter or liniment. In addition, beeswax is a natural preservative. It is not for nothing that Egyptions embalmed the body of their deceased with beeswax.

Advice for use and dosage

After each use, re-seal the bag with the bar provided for this purpose.

Comment on the tips for use and dosage of Artisan Soap DIY Beeswax with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.

Composition

100% beeswax.

Precaution of use

External use only.

Keep away from heat, in closed container.
Keep out of reach of children.

Introducing Artisan Soap DIY Beeswax

The DIY Beeswax from the Artisan Soap Shop comes in the form of a 250g or 500g sachet.

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