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Stakich 2-lb Pure White Beeswax Pellets - Cosmetic Grade (in 1 lb Bags)

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Size: 32 Ounce (Pack of 1)


Features

  • Pure Ingredients: 100% natural beeswax pellets with no additives, carefully filtered to cosmetic grade quality for optimal use in personal care products
  • Natural Source: Harvested from honeycomb cappings that bees use to seal their honey cells, ensuring the highest quality and purity of the beeswax
  • Skin Benefits: Features high water-holding capacity that helps protect skin from dehydration while providing soothing and softening properties
  • Versatile Uses: Perfect for creating homemade cosmetics including lotions, lip balms, and various skin care products
  • Candle Making: Natural pleasant scent makes these white beeswax pellets excellent for crafting clean-burning, aromatic candles

Description

Indulge in the natural goodness of our premium beeswax, meticulously filtered and sourced from pristine, unsprayed fields. Versatile and pure, it's perfect for cosmetics, candles, and more, offering antibacterial properties and skin-soothing benefits.

Brand: Stakich


Scent: Honey


Age Range (Description): All


Recommended Uses For Product: lotions, lip balms, skin care products, candles


Product Benefits: Smoothening


Scent Name: Honey


Product Benefits: Smoothening


Item Form: Pellets


Skin Type: Dry


Special Ingredients: Beeswax


Bathwater Additive Type: Bath Oil


Unit Count: 32 Ounce


Number of Items: 1


Item Weight: 0.5 kg


Recommended Uses For Product: lotions, lip balms, skin care products, candles


Color: White


Brand Name: Stakich


Age Range Description: All


UPC: 077799024708


Global Trade Identification Number: 08


Manufacturer: Stakich, Inc.


Model Number: 2470


Manufacturer Part Number: 2843


Material Features: Natural


Material Type Free: additive free


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  • WONDERFUL alternative to scraping shards off a block of beeswax!!
Size: 32 Ounce (Pack of 1)
I use beeswax to harden the soap I make, not for its fragrance, looks, color or any other beeswaxy attributes that may exist. So naturally I was leery of trying it in such an easy- to- measure format. I’m used to scraping/ bashing a concrete- like block to get the chunks I need, to harden my soap to a rock-like consistency. I didn’t know if pellets would perform as well as beeswax shards, because I wasn’t sure if they were actual ‘pellets’ of beeswax, or if they’d been somehow chemically modified, like wood stove ‘pellets’ used to be part of a tree, till they ended up in a factory for compressing, chemical modification and transformation into something almost completely different. But I bought these anyway, interested in the ease of measuring them in this state vs scraping, unsure if I'd actually end up using them or not. Then tragedy struck and I ran out of my rock-like hunks of beeswax, what to do?! Oh yeah… try these things. I absolutely LOVED- I can’t think of a stronger word- how incredibly, life changingly easy they were to measure, WOW! I am so anal with my oil measurements, that making soap is SO much less fun now than it used to be before I got my scientific scale that weighs ingredients to the hundredth of a gram. A naturally semi- time consuming part of soap making became more so now that I can scrutinize and monitor how much each drip, drab and drop weighs. Adding to the time I’ve naturally burdened myself with (instead of my old, ‘it’s close enough, so who cares’ philosophy of measurement and weight) , peeling off eyelash-width scrapings of beeswax isn’t a fast process either, making all of it almost too laborious to bother with. Measuring these made me wish everything came in pellets, even liquid oils! Because even more important than the incredible ease of measuring, I learned the very first batch I used them in that pellets have the same exact qualities as the hard to work with chunks!! Fresh from the mold, My slippery, stupid hands dropped the entire 2# soap loaf I’d just carefully unmolded before I could rest it on its drying rack. I had not even completed uttering my obscenity when it hit the floor HARD. Convinced I’d broken off all the cute little details, I was shocked to see everything- every corner, every swirly appendage, every fake ocean wave on top was fully intact, as if my hands hadn’t been stupid and slippery 2 seconds earlier! Wow! A panic inducing test for sure, but I am really glad I know that I can highly recommend this product now! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2016 by No1

  • Worked great for my DIY sourdough bread bags
Size: 16 Ounce
Bought to make my own sourdough bread bags. Mixed the pellets with jojoba oil and melted as expected with no smell. Very easy to apply with paintbrush and easy to scrape off excess when dried. Full coverage, good feel and texture, and no discoloration to my material. Very happy with the results and will continue to use to make more bread bags. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2026 by StaceyG

  • Bee-utiful base for lotions and mess-free!!
Size: 16 Ounce
I bought these pellets to make homemade lotion and I was not disappointed at all. They come in tiny smooth beadlike pellets that melted easily over the stovetop in a water bath. I read one review earlier about how it leaves a "horrible stench" but for the price and my personal time constraint, I took a risk and bought them anyways. Fortunately, there was no stench at all - not even a trace of a slightly bad smell so maybe that reviewer got a bad batch. In fact, using it with my home made lotion recipe makes them smell heavenly and I always get compliments for my soft hands and the light fragrant smell whenever I use my lotion. I had to melt them down and I didn't do it straight in a pot because I didn't know how much of a cleaning nightmare it would be so I set it in a stainless steel bowl inside a steaming pot of hot water and it worked beautifully. The pellets are a creamy yellowish white color but they melt to a pearly white. I melted it and mixed it with coconut oil and added a teaspoon of lavender oil for my homemade lotion and refrigerated about 12 mini lotion bars for 1 hour. Once I took them out, they were completely set and were a beautiful creamy-white with a smooth consistency and I felt great about giving them away as favors. I wrapped them up in wax paper with a tie and they held their shape in room temperature. If it gets hotter in the summer months, I'm not sure if the lotion bars will hold up their shape but I think adding cocoa butter will help with that. Because of how easy it is to melt the pellets and the neutral base it provides, I will probably keep buying these because it's such a great foundation for lotions and candles. I would recommend these for anyone who doesn't want to be chipping away at a block of beeswax and prefers to use smaller quantities that can be easily measured out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2016 by Alice

  • Nice Beeswax pellets.
Size: 16 Ounce
I like it. I tried my first use of it and it worked fine. It definitely has an odd odor for which I was not prepared. It was really strong from being packaged and shipped, but it dissipated once I had opened it and let it "air" somewhat. I purchased the white, but they are still a little yellow (after all, so is honey). However, they melted clear and hardened back up as a white. I will need to work with it a lot more to figure out how best to use it and the temperature for melting and working with it. But, I think it is a good quality, they are easy to work with as pellets, and I will probably buy more. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2018 by D. Ward

  • Can possibly work for hand made beeswax flowers
Size: 16 Ounce
Omg.. I think I finally found a wax that works well for hand made beeswax flowers! It didn’t clump up in my hand when I got it so I threw it in my stash thinking it’s no use for me and my needs. I decided to bring it out just to try it and holy heck.. it sticks together so well once melted and formed. I have not fully finished a flower yet and I haven’t tried any flower vainers or cutting it with a petal cutter. It also stinks to high heaven. It smells like a horse stable. But so far Im pleasantly surprised. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2026 by anonymously pleased

  • Very easy to use, faint scent
Size: 32 Ounce (Pack of 1)
Not the same strong scent of beeswax as with the yellow. Otherwise, great.
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2026 by Truth_Endures

  • Seemed fine.
Size: 16 Ounce
These seemed fine. I have never worked with beeswax before so I don't have anything to compare them with. They smelled a little like a farm and not all of the wax beads melted but not enough to cause problems.
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025 by T&Z

  • Smell? What smell?
Size: 32 Ounce (Pack of 1)
I've purchased a couple of different bags of this or very similar white beeswax pellets. Both have the same scent to them. Faintly of honey, if you use your imagination. Otherwise, you could say they smell... waxy... like if you were to take a whiff of a candle. Would I call it smelly? Not really. Sure you can smell it, but if you associate "smelly" with "smelly socks," then I wouldn't say smelly. Odor? Yes, an odor, but not a "foul odor" that you might expect from a garbage can. I personally do not find the "aroma" to be obnoxious or nauseating. It is distinct, but I have also found that it DOES DISSIPATE after melting and even more given time out in the open air (if your application allows for it to air out after whatever you've done with it). I cannot detect the "bouquet" in any of the salves or balms that I've made using the pellets. The other ingredients easily over-power it. I've been using it to wax cotton, and this is where I can tell that the "fragrance" starts to go away after a couple of days sitting out. I might guess that there are some compounds present in the wax which oxidize or evaporate over time bringing it closer to a "scentless" state. Balms/lotions/salves/etc are probably going to be in an airtight container as you wouldn't want the other ingredients in them to oxidize or evaporate, but as I've previously stated, I cannot detect the beeswax over the other ingredients. FYI, the pellets are about the size of a brown lentil and melt readily. I have not experienced it being harmful to skin as I've gotten it all over my hands while working with it as well as used in several on-skin applications without issue. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2012 by Surfing Jerry

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