Beeswax
Price range: ₨ 400 through ₨ 3,200
Premium pure beeswax in pakistan for cosmetic manufacturers. Ideal raw material in bulk at wholesale prices in Pakistan. Excellent for natural formulations.
Product Specification:
| Product Name | Origin | Shelf Life | Usage |
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| Beeswax | China | 2 years | Emulsifier, Texturizer, Conditioner |
Specifications
Description
Pure Beeswax Wholesale – Bulk Price in Pakistan
Beeswax, a natural marvel derived from honeycomb structures, is a key ingredient for cosmetic manufacturers. Known for its exceptional purity and versatility, this natural wax stands as a cornerstone for innovative cosmetic formulations. At Cosmo Wholesale, we provide bulk beeswax that meets the highest standards of quality and consistency, making it the preferred raw material for leading cosmetic brands in Pakistan.
Why Choose Beeswax as a Raw Material?
Renowned for its unique properties, beswax offers exceptional benefits that elevate the quality of your cosmetic products:
- Natural Emollient: Beswax acts as a skin-conditioning agent, locking in moisture and providing a smooth, hydrated finish.
- Thickening Agent: Perfect for creating creams, balms, and lipsticks with a stable yet luxurious texture.
- Preservative Enhancer: Naturally resists oxidation, enhancing the shelf life of your formulations.
Applications in Cosmetics Manufacturing:
- Lip Care: A vital component in balms and glosses, providing structure and a natural sheen.
- Skin Creams: Offers a protective layer that soothes and softens the skin.
- Hair Products: Used in pomades and conditioners for a smooth, manageable finish.
Our pure beeswax delivers unmatched quality, ensuring consistency and performance in every batch.
Key Features of Bulk Beeswax:
- Wholesale Availability: Catering to large-scale requirements, we offer competitive bulk prices in Pakistan, making premium quality affordable for all manufacturers.
- Eco-Friendly and Pure: Sustainably sourced, this natural wax aligns perfectly with eco-conscious formulations.
- Superior Compatibility: Easily blends with essential oils, natural butters, and emulsifiers for versatile applications.
Quality Assurance and Origin:
Our beswax is sourced directly from China, adhering to strict quality control measures to ensure that every batch is free from impurities. With a shelf life of up to 24 months, it offers long-term usability without compromising its efficacy.
Packaging and Storage:
Delivered in bulk, our beswax is securely packaged to maintain its integrity during transit and storage. Store it in a cool, dry place to preserve its natural properties.
Partner with Us for Superior Raw Materials:
At Cosmo Wholesale, we empower cosmetic manufacturers with premium-quality ingredients that set their products apart. When you choose our bulk beeswax, you’re choosing reliability, affordability, and excellence.
Additional information
| Quantity |
100 Gram, 250 Gram, 500 Gram, 1kg |
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🌿 Benefits & Uses
🌿 Benefits & Uses
Health & Wellness Benefits
Beeswax is a natural, skin-friendly structuring wax prized for its occlusive, emollient, and stabilizing properties. In cosmetics, it creates a breathable protective film that helps reduce transepidermal water loss (TEWL) and improves the feel and longevity of balms, sticks, and anhydrous salves. Unlike petroleum-derived thickeners, beeswax supports a “natural/clean label” positioning and contributes a pleasant, subtle honeyed aroma (grade-dependent).
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Mechanism of action: The long-chain esters and hydrocarbons in beeswax form a semi-occlusive barrier on skin and lips. This improves moisture retention, cushions the skin surface, and enhances payoff in color and care sticks.
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Traditional use: Historically used in ointments, salves, and candles; modern personal care leverages refined cosmetic-grade beeswax for consistent melting profile and minimal impurities.
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Skin & hair benefits (cosmetic):
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Barrier support & softness: Adds cushion and reduces the look of dryness/flaking in balms and body butters.
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Film-forming for lip & brow: Improves slip, adhesion, and transfer resistance in lip balms/sticks and brow waxes.
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Hair/beard styling: Adds light hold and shine in pomades and moustache waxes.
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Formulator advantages:
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Structure & viscosity: Builds body in emulsions and anhydrous systems.
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Stability: Enhances oil-phase stability, reduces syneresis, and improves stick integrity.
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Pakistan context: High ambient temperatures can soften sticks. Beeswax’s medium–high melting range (~61–65 °C) supports hot-climate stability when balanced with higher-m.p. partners like Carnauba Wax in summer SKUs.
Explore the PDP: Beeswax under Waxes → Natural Waxes.
Practical Applications & Uses
Cosmetics & Personal Care
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Lip balms/sticks: 10–20% beeswax as the primary structurant with oils/butters; increase to 20–25% for firmer sticks (summer).
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Ointments/salves/balms: 5–15% to achieve semi-solid textures; pair with carrier oils and butters for sensorial balance.
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Creams/lotions (O/W, W/O): 1–5% as a co-structurant and secondary emulsifier; for primary emulsification, combine with Emulsifying Wax or PolaWax GP-200.
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Hair/beard pomades & moustache wax: 5–20% with light esters; raise % for stronger hold.
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Brow/edge control: 3–8% with film-formers for taming flyaways.
Food & Beverage (food-grade only)
Coating/finishing aid in confectionery or produce; use food-grade beeswax only and follow local standards.
Pharmaceutical/Herbal
Traditional ointment bases and topical sticks; follow GMP and pharmacopeial guidance.
Home & DIY (Pakistan)
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Start with a simple lip balm: Beeswax 15%, Shea Butter 25%, Coconut Oil 60%; pour at ~70 °C into sticks.
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See Natural Waxes for Candelilla (vegan alternative) and Carnauba (gloss & hardness).
Industry-Specific Applications
Manufacturing & Industrial
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Color cosmetics: Lipsticks, balms, pencils—improved stick payoff and fracture resistance.
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Skincare: Ointments, balms, barrier creams (co-structurant).
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Haircare: Pomades, moustache/brow wax.
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Candle & craft: For artisan lines (use appropriate grades).
Recommended Concentrations
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Lip & color sticks: 10–25% (climate-dependent; add Carnauba Wax 2–6% for heat resistance).
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Balms/salves: 5–15%; softer textures in winter, firmer in summer.
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Emulsions: 1–5% with a primary emulsifier (Emulsifying Wax / PolaWax GP-200).
Compatibility & Processing
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Melt point: ~61–65 °C; melt in oil phase and cool with gentle mixing to avoid graininess.
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Synergies: For vegan lines, swap with Candelilla (harder, higher mp). For cost/texture tweaks, blend with Paraffin Wax or Soy Wax in non-leave-on and candle SKUs.
⚠️ Side Effects
⚠️ Side Effects
Common Side Effects
Cosmetic-grade beeswax is generally well-tolerated. Mild, uncommon reactions may include temporary redness, itching, or comedone formation if used at very high levels in heavy, occlusive facial formulas on acne-prone skin. Effects usually appear soon after application and settle within hours to a few days after reducing concentration or switching to a lighter base (more esters/less wax).
Serious Side Effects & Warnings
Rare events include allergic-type reactions (hives, swelling) in individuals sensitive to bee-related materials or residual propolis/pollen in less-refined grades. Discontinue immediately and seek medical care if swelling, wheeze, or persistent dermatitis occurs. Avoid use on broken/oozing skin unless under professional supervision. In production, handle molten wax with care to avoid thermal burns; use heat-safe containers and PPE.
Risk Factors & Individual Sensitivity
Higher-risk groups: known bee-product sensitivities, very oily/acne-prone facial skin (at high %), and infants (keep products simple and patch-test). As always, patch-test finished goods. For COA/SDS or advice, Contact Us.
Precautions & Interactions
Precautions & Interactions
General Precautions
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Who should avoid/limit: Those with allergies to bee products (honey/propolis) or unexplained reactions to balms containing beeswax.
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Pregnancy/Breastfeeding: Topical cosmetic use is generally acceptable; avoid fragranced balms on nipple area unless product is specifically designed and tested for that use.
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Children/Elderly: Use simple, low-fragrance bases and patch-test.
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Skin conditions: For acne-prone facial skin, keep wax % modest and balance with lighter emollients.
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Allergy note: Choose refined cosmetic grade to minimize residuals.
Drug & Supplement Interactions
Topical beeswax has no classic drug interactions. Interactions are formulation-based:
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Actives & filters: Compatible with most UV filters, butters, esters, and oils; verify SPF when used in suncare sticks.
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With vegan alternatives: Swap/partial-swap with Candelilla or boost hardness with Carnauba.
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With emulsifiers: For creams/lotions, pair with Emulsifying Wax or PolaWax GP-200 to ensure stability.
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Industrial: In non-leave-on/candle lines, blending with Paraffin or Soy Wax is common for cost/texture.
Handling & Storage Safety
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PPE & heat: Use gloves, goggles; melt in a jacketed vessel or double-boiler.
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Temperature: Heat slowly to 70–75 °C to fully melt; avoid overheating.
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Storage: Cool, dry, and covered to prevent dust uptake; keep away from strong odors.
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Cross-contamination: Dedicated utensils for natural waxes vs. synthetics to protect label claims.
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First aid: For burns, cool the area with cool (not ice) water; seek care as needed.
Dosing & Instructions
Dosing & Instructions
Dosage Guidelines
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Lip balms/sticks: 10–20% (up to 25% for hot climates).
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Balms/salves: 5–15% depending on firmness target.
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Creams/lotions: 1–5% as co-structurant; use a primary emulsifier (Emulsifying Wax / PolaWax GP-200).
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Hair/beard pomade: 5–20% with lightweight esters.
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Upper practical limits: Very high % can feel draggy; balance with oils/butters.
Application Methods
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Oil phase melt: Combine beeswax with oils/butters; heat to 70–75 °C until fully liquid.
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Cool-down: For sticks, cool with gentle stirring to prevent bloom/graininess.
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Emulsions: Melt wax in oil phase; separately heat water phase; emulsify with [Emulsifying Wax] at ~70 °C, then homogenize and cool.
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Texture tuning:
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Harder/glossier: add Carnauba 2–6%.
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Vegan: swap part/all with Candelilla (increase oils to offset extra hardness).
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Cost/shine (non-leave-on/candles): blend with Paraffin or Soy.
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Timing, Frequency & Monitoring
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Production timing: Pour sticks/balms while mass is 60–70 °C; tap molds to release bubbles.
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Curing/settling: Allow 24–48 h to fully set before stability/sensory tests.
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Monitoring: Check stick hardness (penetrometer/subjective), sweating, and payoff at 0/2/4/8 weeks, especially in summer.
Questions or bulk quotes? Contact Us.
🌿 Ingredients & Specifications
🌿 Ingredients & Specifications
Active Ingredients & Composition
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INCI/Name: Cera Alba (Beeswax) — cosmetic-grade.
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Composition (typical): Long-chain esters, hydrocarbons, free acids, and alcohols; low odor when refined.
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Function: Structurant, emollient, film-former, payoff booster in sticks.
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Format: Pellets/pastilles or slabs (color varies from pale to yellow depending on refinement).
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Allergens: Refined cosmetic grade minimizes residual propolis/pollen; confirm per COA.
Shop: Beeswax under Natural Waxes.
Technical Specifications
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Appearance: Pale yellow to off-white solid pastilles/slabs.
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Odor: Faint, honey-like (grade-dependent).
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Melting range: ~61–65 °C (typical cosmetic grade).
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Acid value / Saponification value / Ester value: As per grade (see COA).
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Insoluble in water; soluble in oils and hot solvents.
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Microbiology: Low water activity; GMP still required.
Spec Table (illustrative; align to your COA)
| Parameter | Spec (example) |
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| Color (Lovibond) | Pale yellow–off-white |
| Melting Range | 61–65 °C |
| Acid Value | 17–24 mg KOH/g |
| Ester Value | 70–80 |
| Odor | Slight, characteristic |
Quality & Sourcing Information
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Grade & Refinement: Cosmetic-grade refined beeswax for uniform color/odor; natural Waxes portfolio includes Candelilla and Carnauba for system design.
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Testing: Identity, melt range, acid/ester values, appearance, heavies (as applicable).
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Documentation: COA/SDS on request → Contact Us.
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Traceability: Lot-wise records; retain samples recommended.
✅ FAQs
✅ FAQs
Product Basics
Q: What is Beeswax?
A: A natural structuring wax used for balms, sticks, and creams—see Beeswax PDP.
Q: Which category is it in?
A: Waxes → Natural Waxes on our store.
Q: What does it do in formulas?
A: Builds structure, reduces moisture loss, and improves payoff/adhesion.
Q: Is it vegan?
A: No; for vegan lines, use Candelilla Wax.
Q: What’s the melting point?
A: Typically ~61–65 °C (grade-dependent).
Q: Does it have a smell?
A: Refined grades have a very mild honeyed scent.
Usage & Application
Q: How much beeswax in a lip balm?
A: Start 15% (range 10–20%), higher for hot climates.
Q: How to make balm texture firmer?
A: Add Carnauba 2–6% or raise beeswax a few points.
Q: Can I make vegan balms?
A: Yes—swap with Candelilla (harder; balance oils).
Q: Using in lotions?
A: Use 1–5% with a primary emulsifier like Emulsifying Wax or PolaWax GP-200.
Q: Candle blends?
A: Blend with Soy Wax or Paraffin (non-cosmetic).
Q: Storage?
A: Cool, dry, covered; away from odors.
Q: Do you offer bulk pricing & COA?
A: Yes—request via Contact Us. cosmowholesalepk.com
Safety & Quality
Q: Is beeswax safe for sensitive skin?
A: Generally yes; patch-test and use refined cosmetic grade.
Q: Any allergens?
A: Rare sensitivity to bee-product residues; choose refined grade and test.
Q: Shelf life?
A: Naturally stable; confirm per COA and store properly.
Q: Vegan alternative?
A: Candelilla Wax.
B2B Commercial Questions
Q: MOQ & bulk discounts?
A: Available—share volumes via Contact Us.
Q: Delivery in Pakistan?
A: Lahore pickup (Shah Alam) or nationwide courier.
Q: Can you help with stick troubleshooting?
A: Yes—texture tuning using beeswax + carnauba/candelilla and oil blends.
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