Australian Beeswax
When it comes to high-quality pure Australian beeswax, look no further than Hampson Honey. We proudly supply a large volume of clean and filtered A-grade beeswax to manufacturers, entrepreneurs, and individuals from all walks of life.
What sets Hampson Honey’s beeswax apart is our commitment to purity and cleanliness. We ensure that our beeswax products are of the highest quality by using only filtered rainwater and 50-micron filters in the cleaning process. This meticulous approach guarantees that our beeswax in Australia is 100% natural and free from any unwanted impurities or additives.
Our premium A-grade Australian beeswax varies in colour as it’s a natural product from light to dark yellow, depending on what the bees have foraged on. Hampson Honey can also supply B-grade Australian beeswax if you’re not overly fussed with the colour at a discounted rate.
Beeswax Applications
Whether you’re a craftsman, a skincare enthusiast, or a candle maker, our beeswax is the perfect choice for your diverse needs. Among the myriad of beeswax applications include:
Candles
Australian beeswax makes the best candles as it burns up to twice as long as soy or paraffin candles, and also purifies your air at home while leaving a lovely natural honey scent. Make sure you use thicker wicks when making beeswax candles to allow for a longer burn time.
At Hampson Honey, our all-time favourite recipe for making beeswax candles is using 50% beeswax and 50% coconut oil, gently melted together in a double boiler. The result is a beautiful scent that harmoniously combines the subtle sweetness of honey with the warm and inviting notes of coconut.
Natural Beauty Care Products
If you’re concerned about the nasty ingredients in beauty care products and the hidden dangers they may have, why not craft non-toxic alternatives using the natural goodness of beeswax?
Take the DIY route and create your own non-toxic lip balms, lotions, sunscreens, body butter bars, salves, balms and skin creams. This way, you know exactly which ingredients are in your products.
Pro tip: remember to always use a double boiler when warming beeswax. This method ensures safe and controlled heating, allowing you to work with beeswax effectively and prevent any potential mishaps.
Beeswax Food Wraps
Did you know you can also use beeswax to cut down on your plastic usage? That’s right! You can make your own beeswax food wraps which work as a treat for replacing traditional cling wrap or sandwich bags.
As well as offering a sustainable solution to reducing plastic waste, beeswax wraps also add a touch of charm and natural goodness to your kitchen routine. There are many recipes and how-to videos online that demonstrate how to make these. Alternatively, you can always grab yours from retail outlets.
Beeswax Furniture Polish
Australian beeswax also makes fantastic furniture polish and is great to have on hand for things like lubricating zips or waterproofing tents. When used as a wood conditioner, beeswax acts as a natural sealant, protecting the surface from moisture and preventing the formation of rust on metal components. You can also use beeswax to make your own surfboard wax. The possibilities are endless.
Australian Beeswax: Nature’s Best
Experience the beauty and versatility of beeswax from Hampson Honey, your trusted Australian beeswax supplier. When you order from us, you can rest assured that you’re getting the best quality products, all hand-made right here in Jimboomba.
Depending on your specific requirements, you can choose from our range of beeswax available in Australia, which include:
- 100g beeswax bars
- 1kg beeswax bars
- Beeswax in pellet form
- Large bulk beeswax blocks
Get in Touch
At Hampson Honey, we offer you the opportunity to get your hands on beeswax straight from the beekeeper. So, if you’re in search of a reliable Australian beeswax supplier that can provide you with beeswax all year round, reach out to our team today.