100% Pure Beeswax
100% Pure Beeswax
Real beeswax, made entirely by our own honeybees — not a paraffin blend, not a soy substitute. If you've ever bought a "beeswax" candle that smelled like nothing and burned like plastic, this is what the real thing feels like in your hands: warm, honey-scented, and completely natural. We sell it in 1-ounce cubes, 16-oz bricks, and 20-lb blocks.
Why Beekeepers and Makers Choose This Over Craft-Store Wax
- 100% pure, nothing added: No fillers, no synthetic hardeners, no color additives — just what the bees made.
- Fresh, not old stock: Much of this wax is collected during honey extraction — the freshest, cleanest wax available, not scraped from old dark comb.
- The same wax in our own candles: We use this exact beeswax in our tapers, votives, and pillars — we're not selling you something we wouldn't use ourselves.
- Right-sized for any project: A 1-oz cube for a small craft test batch, a 16-oz brick for a candle-making session, or a 20-lb block if you're supplying a workshop or production run.
How Much Do You Actually Need?
A standard 3-inch pillar candle takes roughly 8–10 oz of wax. A batch of votives (a dozen) runs about 12–16 oz. If you're making lip balm, soap, or cutting board conditioner, a single 1-oz cube goes a long way — most small-batch recipes call for under half an ounce per item. For anything beyond a hobby batch, the 16-oz brick is the sweet spot; go with the 20-lb block only if you're running a real production volume.
What You Can Make With It
Candles, cosmetics, soaps, cutting board conditioner, leatherwork, lip balm — pure beeswax is one of the few natural materials that works across all of them without modification.
A Word on Color
Wax is a natural product, so color varies batch to batch depending on nectar sources and how the cappings looked when melted. That variation is normal — it's a sign this wasn't bleached or dyed to look uniform.
Not Considered Raw
This beeswax has already been melted and strained to remove debris — the term "raw beeswax" refers to unprocessed comb wax, which still needs to be melted and filtered before use. Any beeswax candle you've seen started from melted wax poured into a mold.
Looking for Partially Filtered Bulk Wax?
We also carry partially filtered bulk beeswax, a lower-cost option well suited for rewaxing frames and hive equipment where ultra-clean wax isn't necessary.