TRINIDa Beeswax Pellets 2LB(32 oz), Organic White Bees Wax for DIY Candles, Beeswax for Candle Making, Skin, Body, Face, and Hair Care, Lotions, DIY Creams, Lip Balm and Soap Making Supplies

I used these beeswax pellets for a school project to coat mycelium (mushroom) leather, and they worked really well. The pellets melted evenly, which made it easy to control how much wax was applied, and build up a thin, smooth layer. It gave the material a more finished, protected feel without a strong scent or weird residue. I’d use this again for similar DIY or craft projects.

Easy to melt since they are pellets. Excellent quality. Color is easy able to dye. I have purchased twice now for use in making lip balm and hand salve.

Costly but it out worth having organic products in my recipes

This beeswax is great quality. It melts down quickly and evenly, and the pellets have a beautiful natural honey smell. The only downside is that the lovely smell is so strong it tends to overpower any other fragrances I add. It's perfect for making natural beeswax candles, but less ideal for custom-scented ones. Still a great product!

Works perfectly. I mix 1/2lb of wax with 1/4 cup of coconut oil. Burns well and does not interfere with any scent you might want to add.

Baught once and worked well. It smelled like wax and melted smoothly. Baught again and the pellets smell like skittles, the wax is clumpy when melting and uneven. Definitely not beeswax. No way I'm buying mystery pellets from this seller ever again. Why take the chance?

More than I needed great buy

So much wax!!! This literally comes with a ton of wax. Not complaining it just shocked me just how much there is. I don’t even feel like I’m making a dent in it. There is a little color variation with some of the other waxes I’ve gotten, but I think it’s just the fact that it’s beeswax.

Seem to be entirely adequate.

Not a bad wax for candle making and reasonably priced. Only issue is that it doesn't smell like beeswax!

This is not bees wax!!! I want a refund please!!!

Wax seems to sink/dip when cooled and stains my candle moulds yellow, I have never had this problem with natural beeswax before from local suppliers, I do question the legitimacy of this wax/wonder why it sinks the way it does when set?

I started making my own candles after receiving a candle making kit at Christmas and really enjoying the process and results. I have since been buying the cheapest paraffin wax and making them for friends and family but i found it burned rather quickly. I bought this beeswax to lengthen the burning time and after mixing just 10% beeswax with my paraffin wax my candles now burn far longer. The colour is nice if you like yellow, I use dye that matches the scents I use but yea, pleased with this beeswax for candle making.