Beeswax has a naturally sweet and floral scent, that is subtle, yet certainly noticeable.SabalanGoods Beeswax candles clean burning, without smoke or any messy drips, special occasions just got more ambient.
Nature is just telling us to use this amazing resource.
The wax used in these candles is pesticide free and sustainable.
Beeswax is a natural alternative is a far healthier replacement to paraffin based options. Rather than being linked to cancer, beeswax actually cleanses the air.
No dangerous PARAFIN
Smokeless
Dripless and long lasting
Clean burning :NO TOXINS , CARCINOGENS or POLLUTANTS which means it’s less likely to aggravte allergies.
No artificial fragrance
Eco-friendly and sustainable
> Reduce symptom of stress
> Create refreshing ambience
> Create relaxing ang fresh atmosphere
> Release calming fragrance
> Reduce headache and help you sleep easier
WHAT IS BEESWAX ?
Beeswax is the basic material to form honeycombs. It originates in special organs in the abdomen of honey bees.
To produce 1 kg of wax, bees need approximately 3.5 kg of honey (some sources alternatively state 2.8 kg) and 50 g of pollen.
Beeswax is secreted by younger worker bees. In freshly hatched bees, the wax-producing gland is not fully developed; wax is formed by bees aged 12-18 days. The wax-producing glands are in the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth abdominal segment and they are two on each segment, so a worker bee has a total of eight of them. Queens and drones do not have wax-producing glands at all.
After exudation, the glandular secretion solidifies and very quickly turns into white wax scales. Bees hanging in a bunch collect it from each other´s abdomens and process it with their jaws. They add a secretion to it, thanks to which wax has its supple and plastic consistency. After this treatment, they begin to form a honeycomb. Beeswax is formed by metabolic transformation – conversion of sugars and pollen in the digestive and wax-producing tract of bees.
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