Yellow Beeswax Pellets

Our natural, pure Yellow Beeswax Pellets are perfect for all your DIY projects. These pellets are easy to melt, and provide a smooth texture for your handmade candles, lip balms, and more! Enjoy the benefits of using high-quality beeswax for your creations.

Melting point- 170 Degree Fahrenheit.

The ideal amount of fragrance oil to mix with 100 grams of beeswax depends on your desired scent intensity.

Here's a general guideline:

• For a subtle fragrance: 1-2% of the total wax weight.
• For a moderate fragrance: 3-4% of the total wax weight.
• For a strong fragrance: 5-6% of the total wax weight.

For example, if you want a moderate fragrance for 100 grams of beeswax, you would add 3-4 grams of fragrance oil.

Note: Please note that the best way to find a fragrance that suits your personal preferences is to experiment with different combinations.

Fragrances that blend well with Beeswax pellets

Floral Fragrances:

• Lavender
• Rose
• Jasmine

Citrus Fragrances:

• Lemon
• Orange
• Bergamot

Woody Fragrances:

• Cedar
• Pine
• Sandalwood

Spicy Fragrances:

• Cinnamon
• Clove
• Ginger

Key Features and Benefits:

• Clean Burn: Beeswax candles burn cleaner than paraffin candles, producing less soot and fewer toxins.   
• Natural Fragrance: They emit a subtle, honey-like scent, adding a touch of nature to your home.   
• Longer Burn Time:Beeswax candles tend to burn longer than traditional paraffin candles, providing more value for your money.  
• Air Purification: Beeswax candles release negative ions, which can help purify the air and reduce allergens.   
• Environmentally Friendly: Beeswax is a natural, renewable resource, making beeswax candles a more sustainable choice.   
• Unique Glow: Beeswax candles produce a warm, soft glow that creates a cozy ambiance.   

Types of Beeswax Candles:

• Taper Candles: These are the classic, cylindrical candles often used for special occasions.   
• Pillar Candles: Pillar candles are thicker and shorter than taper candles, providing a longer burn time.   
• Tea Light Candles: These small, round candles are typically used in tea light holders.   
• Votive Candles: Votive candles are slightly larger than tea lights and are often used in glass containers.   

Caring for Beeswax Candles:

• Trim the Wick: Before lighting, trim the wick to about 1/4 inch.
• \Keep Away from Drafts: Drafts can cause the candle to burn unevenly.   
• Extinguish Completely: Make sure the candle is completely extinguished before leaving it unattended.
• Store Properly: Store beeswax candles in a cool, dark place.