Stakich White Beeswax Block - Natural, Cosmetic Grade, Premium Quality - (10 lb (in 1 lb Block))

The beeswax went into a homemade batch of cutting board rub. It's clean, low or no odor and really works well on my boards.

The media could not be loaded.  Takes color beautifully. Melts to an almost colorless transparent predictably. Melts at a slightly higher temperature than other waxes and casts with crisp clean edges and a flawless durable surface. It's translucency is soft and generally there are no flaws or bubbles or cracking as it hardens and it pops out of a tin mold when cool without breaking. I'm doing slab casting inside which an origami box I made is sealed. You can see a little time-lapse of some of the wax with intense dry pigment colors. I bought 2lbs and will buy more today. It's excellent quality. If you just take your time and let it melt without overheating it in a rush, it's great to work with. My finished works are about 6"x9"x1.5" and when fully cooled are extremely strong. Product arrived quickly and the packaging is simple and strong so easy to reuse until you're finished with the wax. Highly recommend this.

Great, clean and real

You must break it in half if you have a kind of small melting pot but it does settle very nice and it absorbs the color very nice I am very pleased

Product arrived quickly. It's wax. Not sure what foul odor other reviewers mentioned. Essentially scent free. I use it to make paste and push for wood. Works as it should.

My son and I use this wax in making handmade wood pens and we purchased this wax in a pinch as our regular product was not available during the COVID-19 lock-down. The product has no scent and I mean none. This is a very good thing for us. We've used about 1/4 of the block and so far it is very consistent throughout. Again, good in our case as any grit, lumps, or dumps can change the look and feel of the heirloom quality pens we make. We may have found a new source for wax.

Wax arrived on time and packaged well. So far I have used it in a body butter (to cut down on some of the greasiness of the shea butter and coconut oil), lip balm. It's a very hard block of wax, but it grates easily if you have a quality grater. I melted mine in a Pyrex measuring cup in a pan of water on the stove and it melted down pretty fast and easily. If this company makes the wax pellets I would consider buying that instead, to save on some of the grating, but I would have no problem with buying the block of wax again.

Got this to waterproof some shoes. Used it on a pair of canvas sneakers and a pair of canvas flats. Did the job well. It’s quite a large block so while you get a lot for the price, it’s a little difficult to work with, at least for what I used it for. Didn’t leave any discoloration or other noticeable trace on my shoes.

It was way to hard. You can barely cut it