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Beeswax in Foods:
In small quantities, beeswax can be used to help prevent the aging and water loss of some food items.  Certain products like cheese can contain beeswax as a protective coating.  Beeswax can also be used as a food additive to allow for exterior protection with some fruits.  Most commonly, beeswax is used as an ingredient to make natural chewing gum.   

Beeswax in Skincare:  
Beeswax in bath and body products is quickly taking the spotlight over similar skin protectants like petroleum jelly.  Beeswax when introduced to bath and body products can thicken the consistency.   For the skin, beeswax will actually lock moisture in, yet will still allow the skin to breathe.  This barrier that beeswax leaves is long lasting too.  Not only does this amazing wax keep us moisturized, it also will keep skin protected from the harsh environments.  Beeswax also works as a skin softener, and nourishes our skin too.

Beeswax in Candles:
Candles that are made from beeswax provide a long, pure, and clean burn that does not produce a lot of smoke.  In history and even today, beeswax candles are the traditional church candles of Roman Catholic masses and Orthodox churches.

Beeswax as a Polish/Conditioner/Wax: 
The protective coating that beeswax naturally provides form the elements allows it to be used for polishing, conditioning, and wax purposes.  Beeswax can be used in the making of several different kinds of protectants.  Some of these items include- shoe polish, boot conditioner, furniture polish, surfboard wax, sealing wax,  molding and modeling wax, and can even be used for marble stone repair.