Beeswax is a natural wax produced by honeybees and can also be used for your home. Commonly associated with making your own DIY candles, beeswax is the perfect DIY product for making your own lip balm, non-toxic crayons, mustache wax, and more.
Other than making your own beauty products or non-toxic craft supplies, beeswax is also perfect for waterproofing leather, unsticking stuck drawers, preserving bronze, conditioning your wooden cutting board, and more.
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Hey there. I just found this website, and I have to say, you and I are very like minds. I am going to make a Beeswax and coconut oil deodorant stick, with essential oils that hopefully promote lymphatic drainage!
You should also get a waffle maker, that this is amazing. There are so many things you can make into a waffle. But the beauty is that they are perfect portions for weekday food to pull out of the fridge. White fish works really well, as does sourdough and potatoes.
Cheers!
Lazer.
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