Honeybees collect nectar from flowers. In the hive or basket, this is further processed and placed in the cells of the comb, where the nectar matures into honey. The honeycomb is sealed by what is known as a wax seal. The entire honeycomb is made of beeswax. The wax is a secretion produced by worker bees. The flakes are pulled out with their legs, chewed and mixed with saliva. The fresh wax is white and translucent; it turns yellowish due to the addition of resinous or balsamic substances from pollen or other plant materials found in or around the hive.
The melting point of this product is 60˚C – 65˚C.
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It is important for us to explain the health warnings below (in accordance with European legislation). We want you to be able to use the oil safely and with confidence.
These safety labels must be displayed on 1,000-litre drums, as well as on our small 10-ml bottles. The dosage is not taken into account.
You use essential oils for your wellbeing, and that’s perfectly fine – as long as you know what you’re doing. So make sure you follow the guidelines and enjoy these little wonders of nature.
Please note that our description of the product is NOT intended to make any claims. For the sake of completeness, please refer to our Medical Disclaimer.
In accordance with European legislation, we would also like to draw your attention to the following:
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