Description
Brand: Liana Health Care
Product Code: NWBW
Product Type: Candle Wax / Cosmetic Raw Material
Available Sizes: 500 GM · 1 KG · 5 KG · 10 KG (custom bulk quantities available on request for manufacturers)
Color: Natural White
Use Cases: Candle Making · Skincare & Cosmetics · Lip Balm Formulation
Our Natural White Beeswax is a pure, unbleached wax sourced directly from honeycomb, processed to remove impurities while preserving its creamy white colour and subtle honey-like aroma. It's a trusted raw material for candle manufacturers, cosmetic formulators, and lip balm producers who need a clean, naturally-derived wax base with consistent melt point and hardness batch after batch.
Sourced and quality-checked by Liana Health Care, this beeswax is supplied to businesses of every scale — from startups placing their first 500g trial order to commercial manufacturers sourcing 10kg+ bulk packs for full production runs.
Beeswax is a versatile base, but getting consistent results at production scale depends on how it's handled and blended. Here are formulation pointers for manufacturers developing new beeswax-based products:
1. Wax Blending Ratios Pure beeswax alone has a high melting point (~62–64°C) and can burn hotter than needed for container candles. Manufacturers commonly blend:
2. Melting & Temperature Control Melt beeswax using a double-boiler method at low-to-medium heat — avoid direct high heat, which can discolour the wax or degrade its natural aroma. For consistent batch quality, maintain a pour temperature between 71–82°C (160–180°F) depending on your wax blend and container type.
3. Wick Selection Beeswax's density and melt profile require a slightly larger wick than soy or paraffin wax of the same diameter. Manufacturers should test wick sizing per formulation — an undersized wick will cause tunneling, while an oversized wick can lead to excess soot, offsetting one of beeswax's key selling points.
4. Additives for Product Development
5. Cosmetic & Lip Balm Formulation For lip balm and cosmetic applications, beeswax is typically used at 15–25% of total formulation weight, combined with carrier oils and butters, to achieve a firm-but-glide texture. Always patch-test new ratios before scaling to bulk production.
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Specification
| Parameter | Typical Specification |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Solid block, slab, pastilles or granules |
| Colour | White / Creamy White |
| Odour | Mild, natural honey-like aroma |
| Melting Point | 62°C – 64°C (144°F – 147°F) |
| Specific Gravity (at 25°C) | 0.958 – 0.970 |
| Acid Value | 17 – 24 mg KOH/g |
| Saponification Value | 87 – 104 mg KOH/g |
| Ester Value | 70 – 80 mg KOH/g |
| Iodine Value | 7 – 15 g I₂/100g |
| Refractive Index (at 75°C) | 1.44 – 1.45 |
| Flash Point | Approx. 204°C (400°F) |
| Solubility | Insoluble in water; soluble in warm oils, fats & solvents |
| Moisture Content | ≤ 1% |
| Shelf Life | 2–3 years when stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight |
| Storage | Store below 25°C in a sealed, moisture-free container |
Products Details
Fragrance is often what differentiates a commercial candle brand — but beeswax behaves differently from soy or paraffin when it comes to scent load and throw. Key guidance for manufacturers:
Is natural white beeswax good for candle making?
Yes. It burns cleanly with minimal soot, has a naturally longer burn time than paraffin or soy wax, and carries a subtle honey-like aroma without added fragrance.
What pack sizes are available for bulk beeswax orders?
We supply 500g and 1kg retail packs for startups, and 5kg and 10kg bulk packs for commercial manufacturers, with larger bulk quantities available on request via our Bulk Enquiry option.
Can beeswax be blended with other waxes for candle making?
Yes. Beeswax is commonly blended with soy or coconut wax in ratios of roughly 10–40% to improve hardness, scent throw, and burn time while managing production cost.
How much fragrance oil should be used with beeswax candles?
Beeswax generally holds a lower fragrance load than soy or paraffin wax — a usage rate of 3–5% by weight is recommended for pure beeswax, added once the wax has cooled slightly below its melt point.
Is this beeswax suitable for cosmetics and lip balm, not just candles?
Yes, this white beeswax is also suitable for cosmetic and lip balm formulation, typically used at 15–25% of total formulation weight alongside carrier oils and butters.
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