MicCai 2LB Beeswax pellets, White Beeswax for Candle Making, 100% Organic Beeswax for DIY Furniture Polish, lotions, Creams, Lip Balm, and soap Making Supplies.

Very satisfied with my purchase. The bee wax look great quality, the tint is perfect size, the wicks are the perfect size. I’m very pleased with my purchase. Thank you!

Product received when they said. Melted with Shea butter. Turned out nicely. Looking forward to making candles.

Haven,t used yet but seems good, if it,s real bees wax, some people are challenging that statement, and the wicks are very short 3.5"" the picture is very deceiving and some said they were 4.3" long not true with my order, I was going to just buy wicks and then I saw this wax with wicks included, it was a no brainer I thought until I saw the wicks, to short for my use.

My melts the wax (after putting it on a paper air fryer liner so that it doesn't make a mess) in a wax melt warmer and then puts her hands in it for the soothing effect. She then peels off the melted beeswax after it cools. A friend of hers who is a physical therapist recommended this for stiff hands.The beeswax has a mostly neutral smell and doesn't smell of beeswax. The country of origin (presumably China) is not listed. The product says it is 100% natural with no additives but is enriched with unspecified vitamins and minerals. Given the uncertainty about the ingredients, I'm not too keen on her using it on her skin on a frequent, long-term basis.

This beeswax is a very bright yellow color and doesn’t really have a scent which is odd because when I buy beeswax from our local beekeeper it definitely has a sweet scent. It’s easy to use for diy candles or lip balms. The wicks are pretty short so they need to be used for really small candles.

The package mentions that it has multiple natural ingredients, but does not name them. I have used pure natural beeswax from my neighbor who has bees and something makes me think that this product is not just pure beeswax but something else is mixed in it. I use beeswax for polishing wood furniture, candles and skincare products, but this product did not do well on my wood surface and I am a bit afraid to use it in my skincare balms, so I keep it only for candles. It does make super good candles. They burn well and the included wicks work well. Also the pellets are small and nice for precise measurements. Usually meting point for beeswax is 144 to 147 °F, but in this case it seems higher. A good product for candles but hesitant to use it in skincare.

Item: "MicCai Beeswax Pellets 2LB(32 oz), with 100 Cotton Wick,100% Organic Yellow Bees Wax for DIY Candles, Beeswax for Candle Making, Skin, Body and Hair Care, Lotions, DIY Creams, Lip Balm"~I originally got this to make thick lotion, but it ended up being lip balm instead because the texture turned out to be greasier than I wanted to put on my hands (though that's due to the other stuff I put in it and not the beeswax).As such, I haven't tried using the candle wicks. But I picked through the little packet of them, and all of the ones I checked have the wick well-attached into the metal base.Anyway:I mixed it with some lemon butter and almond oil, in a ratio of 4 parts lemon butter : 3 parts almond oil : 2 parts beeswax (or a bit less). To do that, I put all of those together into a (clean) wax heater pot meant for hair removal wax, and then waited until it had all dissolved. Then I stirred it together and let it solidify, and when it was done, it turned out to be a wonderfully-textured lip balm.It was very easy to scoop out. There are a few bigger clumps of the little pellets, but they separate easily, and most of it is loose and not stuck together.I didn't see an expiration date on it; I'm not sure if that's applicable to beeswax, like it is to the lemon butter and almond oil I used with it.

I'm not sure that this product is beeswax. There's no natural beeswax smell. The packaging doesn't state that the wax is deodorized. The packaging also doesn't state the country that the product comes from.