Pure Beeswax Blocks (Free Shipping)

This filtered and cleaned beeswax block can work great for your candles, food wraps, salves, and more! Each block comes from raw beeswax, made by our honeybees right here in North Dakota. We oversee the entire process ourselves (no outsourcing) to make sure you get a clean block of bulk beeswax every time.

The shape of the block will vary by order, depending on what molds we have on hand.

• All orders should arrive at your door within 5-7 days (assuming we're in stock).
• We offer free standard shipping via USPS and UPS.
• Once your order has shipped, you will receive a shipping confirmation email with tracking information.
• We currently only ship within the United States.

Your order is 100% risk-free. If you decide you change your mind later, you can begin processing your return on our return center. If the beeswax has arrived and you haven't melted and/or used any of your block, you can still get a full refund... hit us up! 

Oh, and if you have used our beeswax but it wasn’t up to your standards, reach out anyway and we’ll do our best to make it right :)

What can I use beeswax for?

Candles. Food Wraps. Lip Balms. Soaps. Spoon Butter. Salves. Moisturizer/Body Butter. Deodorant. Perfume. Just to name a few.

It also works particularly great for polishing and waxing wood, and it's really handy to have around in your workshop.

Here's a good article that shares more on beeswax uses.

How do I make [insert beeswax use case here]?

While we don't have room to fit step-by-step articles in here, we compiled a list of articles to help you learn various beeswax use cases. Enjoy :)

How to Make Beeswax Candles

How to Make Beeswax Wraps

How to Season Your Cast Iron Pan with Beeswax

Beeswax Lip Balm Recipe

Beeswax for Furniture Polish

Candle Making Supplies

Does beeswax expire?

No, beeswax will not expire. While you should keep it out of the heat... you'll be able to store your beeswax block as long as you need.

How do I get rid of the white residue on my beeswax?

Here's an explanation from The Nova Studio.

"3 Ways to Remove White Residue (Bloom) on Beeswax

1. Simply rub it off using a lint-free towel, a nylon, a paper towel, or even your hand. It doesn't take long & your beeswax will be back to its beautiful yellow color in no time.
2. You can use a hair dryer. Be sure the heat setting isn't too high otherwise the wax may start to melt.
3. You can put the wax (or candle) out in the sun for a short time. The solar heat will work it's magic & the bloom will disappear. Again, be sure it isn't left out too long in too high a temp, otherwise your wax can melt.

The white "bloom" isn't harmful, and you can certainly ignore it and carry on with melting the beeswax in your recipe as usual. But if you don't like the look, it just takes a few seconds to shine it up (and it's kinda fun/satisfying)! Bloom can show up on both the yellow and the white varieties of beeswax, but it's much more noticeable on the yellow. You may also see this bloom forming on pure 100% beeswax candles. Since candles can really help set the mood for a special gathering, you might not like the way the white residue looks."