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How does beeswax feel on your skin?
Beeswax forms a thin film on the skin. Here is what that means for different skin conditions:
How does beeswax work on the skin?
Three properties that make beeswax a classic of natural cosmetics.
Breathable protection
Forms a fine, semi-permeable film that protects against wind and cold.
Moisture binding
Reduces transepidermal water loss and keeps the skin barrier supple.
Gives structure
Beeswax melts at around 62 to 65 °C and gives solid creams, lip balms and salves their shape.
What can you use beeswax for?
In solid hand creams for stressed hands
Protection against wind, cold and dryness
Seals in actives on rough spots
As a consistency agent for solid body butter
A classic for climbing, hiking, bouldering
Base for SOS salves and balms
Gives the solid sunscreen with zinc oxide its shape
Beeswax pairs especially well with …
The key partners in our solid care products.
Makes the texture creamier and intensifies the care effect.
Learn moreComplements the care – both from the world of bees.
Learn moreA classic in the traditional Pechsalbe (pitch salve).
Learn moreMakes the salve softer and easier to spread.
Learn moreGlossary
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