• Form: Small golden pellets/beads for easy measuring and melting
• Colour: Natural unbleached yellow/golden
• Aroma: Subtle natural honey scent
• Melting Point: Approximately 62-65°C
• Purity: 100% pure beeswax – no additives or bleaching
• Saponification Value: ~0.069 (NaOH) / ~0.095 (KOH) for soap calculations
• Source: Ethically harvested from Australian beekeepers
• Grade: Cosmetic and food-safe
• Shelf Life: 2+ years when stored properly
• Packaging: Resealable, light-protected bags

• Emollient & Protective: Forms a breathable barrier to lock in moisture – excellent for dry skin, lips, and harsh Australian conditions.
• Thickening & Stabilising: Ideal for emulsions (creams/lotions) and balms; prevents separation and adds structure.
• Soap Enhancement: Increases bar hardness, creaminess, and conditioning when used at 3-10% (no impact on lather).
• Natural & Hypoallergenic: Softer and more skin-nourishing than vegan waxes; suitable for sensitive skin.
• Multi-Purpose: Perfect for candles (clean burn), polishes, and crafts with authentic beeswax benefits.
• Ethical & Pure: Supports Australian beekeepers; retains natural antioxidants and aroma.

• General Handling: Store in a cool place (≤30°C) in a sealed container away from direct sunlight. Melts easily – avoid overheating.
• Skin Contact: Hypoallergenic and gentle; rare sensitivity possible – patch test recommended.
• Ingestion: Food-safe but not intended for consumption in large amounts.
• Allergies: Uncommon, but those with bee product allergies should avoid.
• Eyes: Avoid contact; rinse with water if needed.
• Environmental: Biodegradable and bee-friendly sourced.
• First Aid: Rinse skin/eyes with water; seek advice if irritation persists.

Are these yellow beeswax pellets safe for lip balms and skin?
Yes – 100% natural, cosmetic-grade, hypoallergenic, and TGA-compliant. Perfect for sensitive skin and edible-safe products.

How do yellow beeswax pellets differ from white ones?
Yellow retains natural colour, honey aroma, and pollen/antioxidants; white is bleached/refined for neutral appearance.

What's the recommended usage in soap or balms?
3-10% in cold-process soap (add to oils); 20-40% in balms for firmness. SAP ~0.069 NaOH – use a lye calculator.

Can it stabilise creams and lotions?
Absolutely – add 5-15% to the oil phase at 70°C for stable emulsions and added protection.

Is this beeswax ethically sourced?
Yes – from Australian apiaries supporting sustainable beekeeping practices.

How should I store it in Australia's hot climate?
In a sealed container at or below 30°C. Refrigeration optional in extreme heat to maintain pellet form.

Can I use it for candle making?
Yes – 100% beeswax for natural golden candles with clean burn and honey scent.

Is it suitable as a vegan alternative?
No – beeswax is animal-derived. Consider candelilla or carnauba for vegan options.