Natural beeswax

The purest and most natural wax is translucent or light in color. Depends on the thickness of the plates. The younger the bee, the thinner they are. More common light, golden or yellow shades. A beautiful color is achieved thanks to pollen and propolis, which naturally stain beeswax. A dark brown color is obtained due to an excessive amount of pollen oils and propolis.

<p style="\&quot;margin:" 0px;="" padding:="" border:="" outline:="" vertical-align:="" baseline;="" background:="" 0px="" box-sizing:="" border-box;="" font:="" inherit;="" white-space:="" normal;\"="">Raw material is obtained in the process of reheating and filtering honeycombs and trimmings directly in the apiary. To achieve a clear yellow tint, several repeated procedures will be required. It is poured into forms. After cooling and extraction, it is already completely ready for use.