White vs yellow beeswax pastilles. We currently carry both pure yellow and white beeswax in granulespearl form. The difference between the waxes is slight. Yellow beeswax have undergone heating procedure and then filtered to get rid the debris. Yellow beeswax is fully refined while the white beeswax is naturally bleached by exposing it in thin layers to air sunlight and moisture.
Cleaned yellow beeswax has been heated and debris has been filtered out. It varies in color from light yellow to orange yellow. For larger quantity wholesale yellow and white beeswax quotes. Yellow beeswax has been heated and cleaned.
It features a sweet scent and is ideal for those products where you desire a light tone. Cleaned beeswax is ideal for candle making or projects where you desire the natural beeswax color to shine. You need natural white beeswax in your collection. White beeswax yellow beeswax.
The main difference between the white and yellow beeswax pellets is actually their filtration process. White beeswax is filtered for purity and the color has been naturally removed preserving the aroma. Yellow beeswax is filtered for purity while the natural color and aromas of honey are preserved. It can be used in diy soap candles lip balm lotion bars and more.
While for the white beeswax it undergoes pressure filtration which gives that white like ivory color. Beeswax cera alba is a natural wax produced by honey bees of the genus apisthe wax is formed into scales by eight wax producing glands in the abdominal segments of worker bees which discard it in or at the hivethe hive workers collect and use it to form cells for honey storage and larval and pupal protection within the beehivechemically beeswax consists mainly of esters of fatty acids. The yellow beeswax pastilles are a bit larger than the granular white beeswax. Beeswax has an indefinite shelf life and its usually added to bath and body recipes as a hardening agent.