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Types of natural wax
Our different types of natural wax
As a manufacturer and wholesaler specialised in waxes, we distribute a huge variety of waxes made with the most diverse natural materials. The production process for vegetable, natural or botanical waxes is quite similar for all the types of waxes. The base substrate is harvested and cleaned. Mechanical and chemical processes are used to extract and refine an oil. To keep it simple, think the press for making olive oil, and when possible an acid like citric acid. This oil is then hydrogenated (Hydrogen is added to the unsaturated substrate by using a catalyst at different temperatures and pressures), to solidify it into wax. It is then made in large slabs or, if possible, broken down in chunks, or pastillated, flaked, granulated.
Beeswax is a super sustainable natural wax used in a variety of applications. Beeswax Grades and Applications We have been refining beeswax for +100 years…
Soy Wax is one of the most popular waxes for candle making. Sourced from established crops, this wax has great sustainability credentials. Soy Candle WaxGolden…
Soy Wax is one of the most popular materials used in candle making. And NatureWax is one of the most popular soy wax brands. We…
At British Wax we pride ourselves on developing and manufacturing the most comprehensive range of Premium Natural Candle Wax blends for every candle makers needs.…
Candelilla Wax is obtained form the wild Euphorbia Cerífera plant, which grows in semi-desert areas in the Chihuahua Desert of Mexico. Sulfuric acid free To…
A natural wax from the northeastern Brazilian states, it’s also called Brazil wax or “Queen of Waxes”. The different types of Carnauba Wax Carnauba Wax…
Castor wax, also known by its INCI name Hydrogenated Castor Oil, is a vegetable wax produced by the hydrogenation of pure castor oil. What is…
Our Coconut Wax can be used as an additive in candle making or ingredient in cosmetics. What can you blend it with? Our Coconut Wax…
Rapeseed Waxes are an ideal eco-wax available from locally grown non-GM rapeseed crops in UK, France and Germany and manufactured within Europe. Simpler logistics means…
Rice Bran Wax derives from the oil made with the hard outer layers of rice grains. What is it used for? Our Rice Bran Wax,…
A naturally sourced wax, used for many applications including cosmetics. An alternative to Japan Wax Another of our vegetable-based waxes, Sumac Wax derives from the…
Our Stearic Acid derives from sustainable palm oil, certified by the RSPO Responsible sourcing is the key. RSPO – Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil is…
Sunflowers are not just beautiful. They also represent a very important natural resource, used in the food and energy industries. And of course, in candle…