Create Lotions, Soaps, Fragances, and Candles with White Beeswax

Recently I have been making a great deal of salve for gift giving. Dreamy salve, all-purpose healing salve, warming salve as well as naked salve (much less exciting than it sounds!) One of the key ingredients in salve making is beeswax. Beeswax is utilized in many skin care items due to the fact that it supplies a protection against irritants while still allowing the skin to breathe. It also provides anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial and antiviral advantages making it useful in treating skin irritation.

A basic rule of thumb when making salves is to use one-part beeswax to three to five parts oil. If you’re including a solid, such as shea butter, at room temperature level, it can impact your ratio; so a little experimentation may be in order. If you’re dissatisfied with the consistency of your finished salve, you can re-melt it and change the ratios of beeswax to oil. More beeswax makes it a thicker, more solid salve, while less beeswax gives the salve a creamier consistency.

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