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Beeswax; great for the skin and aromatherapy as well!

Tuesday, January 12, 2010
posted by Rob 4:00 AM

imagesBeeswax is an amazing substance created by the honey bee inside the hive.  This wax has become very popular in the cosmetic, pharmaceutical and natural skin care industry offering outstanding therapeutic and natural moisturizing properties.   Beeswax is not only therapeutic for the skin but offers aromatherapy as well.  Unlike many commercial candles, beeswax candles are free from synthetic chemicals such as paraffin’s which the EPA has said can release carcinogens like benzene and touluen.  The burning of these paraffin candles release toxins that can be just has harmful as to second hand tobacco smoke.

Just as it is important to consider what we are putting on our skin, we should also be aware of the air that we are breathing.  Making every effort to live a more chemical free lifestyle is extremely difficult.  It is not just the products we put on our bodies, or the food we put in our bodies that we need to be conscious of, but our environment as well.  Replacing the candles in your home is just  one simple thing to consider for healthier living this New Year.

Beeswax candles when burned emit negative ions into to the air cleaning it  of dust, pollen, mold, and other toxins and pollutants.  These candles also burn hotter, brighter, cleaner and longer than any other candle, and are drip less and smokeless as well.  Be sure when shopping for beeswax candles to only buy 100% beeswax, because if it isn’t, you are most likely getting something else that is mixed with chemicals.  Labeling laws allow beeswax to be on the labeling if it has as little as 10% beeswax.

Benefits of Beeswax

Thursday, January 7, 2010
posted by Rob 11:04 AM

BEESWAXBeeswax has natural moisturizing and healing properties that make it a very popular ingredient in natural skin care products.  Beeswax is used often in creams, lotions and natural lip balm, because of its ability to lock moisture in and does not clog pores.  This natural ingredient is also high in vitamin A, which is important for human cell development.  Beeswax is also known to have anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial properties as well.  Beeswax however is not recommended to use if you do have a bee allergy.  Always check your labels, for it is very common for natural soaps, creams, lotions and lip balms to have beeswax as an ingredient.

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