Raw Material
How to use beeswax?
Beeswax is the wax of the honeycomb. Use a double boiler and the SKU working temperature; the 51–55°C band of Soya Wax 50 is not copied. It has its own scent, is not vegan, and the wick is tested separately.
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Take the heat from the SKU
No direct flame. It is not Soya Wax 50 ~51–55°C. Read the beeswax band from the product note.
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Keep the wick heavy
A dense base smothers a thin soy wick. A heavier size for the diameter; a burn test. Do not copy the soy size.
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Scent and cure
Its own honey aroma masks fragrance. Oil saturation differs from soy. Wait 24 hours; no food claims.
Not vegan
It is of animal origin. The vegan container recipe is in the Soya Wax 50 guide. The what-is guide is separate.
Blends
Do not blindly mix with soy. Each base has its own oil saturation and wick. A small test.
FAQs
Can beeswax make a scented candle?
It has its own aroma. Fragrance should not exceed the SKU ceiling; expect masking.
Can it be poured into a mold?
It stays firm. Silicone molds are peeled after cooling. Do not demold early.
Choose Materials From Stock
You can order the product groups in this guide by quantity from the Rufus Concept catalog.