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Beeswax

Catalog Number
ACM8012893
CAS
8012-89-3
Synonyms
Beeswax
Melting Point
61-65 °C(lit.)
Density
0.95-0.96g/ml
Appearance
yellowish to brownish solid
Application
1. Cosmetic industry: Beeswax is used in various cosmetic products like lip balms, lotions, soaps, and candles. It acts as an emollient, which helps to soften and soothe the skin.
2. Food industry: Beeswax is used as a coating on many fresh fruits and vegetables to preserve their freshness, moisture, and appearance for longer periods.
Active Content
95%
Physical State
Solid
Typical Applications
Use as lubricant.
Use as dispersing agent, emulsion stabilizer.
Spec Sheet
Custom Q&A

What are some products that contain beeswax?

Makeup, sunscreen, and baby products.

What are the benefits of beeswax for chapped lips?

Beeswax can help moisturize and protect chapped lips.

How can beeswax be used to make a lotion bar?

Beeswax can be used to create a protective layer on the skin and attract and bind water, keeping the skin hydrated.

What skin conditions can beeswax be used to soothe?

Beeswax can be used to soothe skin conditions such as psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, boils, wounds, and diaper rash caused by Candida albicans.

What did a 2018 study find about the benefits of natural products like beeswax for sensitive skin?

The study found that natural products like beeswax were superior in managing sensitive skin compared to products with synthetic ingredients. They minimized the chances of skin irritation while providing soothing benefits.

What are some benefits of beeswax when used in skin care?

Beeswax can soften and lubricate the skin, prevent water loss, provide antiseptic properties, create a protective barrier, and provide vitamin A for skin regeneration.

What should you do before using beeswax on your skin?

You should test for allergies by doing a patch test on your inner wrist or elbow for 24-48 hours.

What are some adverse reactions that could occur from using beeswax?

Adverse reactions could include skin swelling and redness, itchiness or rash, and a burning sensation.

How should you remove beeswax from your skin?

Beeswax can be removed from the skin using an oil-based cleanser since it doesn't dissolve in water.

How has beeswax been historically used?

Beeswax has been historically used by ancient civilizations for candles, embalming practices, medicinal purposes, and in the manufacture of various waxes, finishing products, drug development, and cosmetics.

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