Beeswax has 100+ applications, including impregnation of metal and wood. A cosmetic ingredient for face, body, lip balm, mustache and hair creams, therapeutic ointments and creams; prevention of rust and darkening of bronze products; polishing of furniture mixed with linseed oil and mineral alcohol in equal parts; laying a thin film layer on cheese and meat, canning and prevent spoilage; dying Easter eggs in the Ukrainian folk art manner and the Indian Batik Five art of dyeing fabrics; in painting and art: restoration of paintings and antiques; wax towels, food packaging and storage – multiple uses; as well as for the production of candles that do not drip and have no smoke; for medical heating treatment in the form of a paw, or as earplugs or a candle to treat ear pain, a temporary filling until you have the possibility to visit your dentist and others, to name a few.

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