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See SPECIAL pricing on 1kg size. Beeswax is naturally spectacular for candle making. It is a natural renewable product, with a high melt temperature. What a bonus that it smells so good too.... It accepts essential oils when melted, but I find these are generally overpowered by the natural honey scent.
The beeswax is collected from the 'cappings' when it is time to spin the honey from the honey comb. In time, after many re-uses, the emptied honey comb is also melted down and sold as candle wax. The honey comb is re-built by the bees on a pre-formed beeswax 'foundation' sheet stamped with the well known honey comb pattern.
Harvest: Sydney region, golden yellow in block form; melts 62-64 degrees C.
All prices (inc. tax)
From country NSW, pure golden beeswax. Perfect for any candle and is naturally aromatic. Silicon moulds are great for beeswax candles, with fine detail in the design and natural contrasts. many other moulds can be used, our economy range of plastic moulds (not the pipe mopulds) and also the aluminium range with the bevilled edges.
Perfect opportunity to purchase sheets at a great price! Box has 40 half sheets of naturally golden, pure beeswax. It is 20 full sheets conveniently cut in half and shipped in a strong box. Each sheet is 20cm x 20cm, greatly reduced based on quantity. Cost reduces to $2.20 per full sheet rather than $2.75.
Pure beeswax sheets ready to roll into candles. Each complete beeswax sheet is 20x40cm. This is the one to give for gifts, hand to children to make on rainy days at parties etc, or tailor the exact candle you need. Because you can cut this to the right height, it can be rolled as many times to get the diameter just right for your holder. Get it right every time!!!
This is a pure beeswax sheet, weighing 110gm - 50% more than the imprinted version. Very useful for the outer shells of rolled candles if you are wanting to personalise the candle eg painting, writing, labels.
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