Switch to a more “green” and healthy way to clean and preserve our wooden household items. Beeswax is indeed nature’s gift and wood’s friend. Let’s make it a way of life.

Our Furniture Polish is made with organic Virgin Olive Oil, our own beeswax harvested from the bees’ honeycomb and (dependant on variant) essential oils. Our ingredients are all-natural, ethically sourced and cruelty-free. Product Size: 100g

Directions: Apply the Beeswax Polish onto a lint-free cloth and rub into the wooden surface following the direction of the grain.

Do not apply in a circular motion. Try to achieve a thin, even coat across the whole surface of the piece, covering small areas at a time rather than trying to coat the whole piece in a single application.

Leave for 3-4 minutes and buff over with a clean cloth to restore the lustre. Additional coats can be applied for extra protection or if applying to bare wood. The wood should be coated repeatedly, the beeswax can remain on the wood for longer periods, unless it’s subjected to wear and tear and dissolution through the use of a cleaner.

Beeswax is most effective when used as a polish on top of another type of finish.

Natural beeswax polish will last approximately 1-2 years Keeping it refrigerated will prolong its shelf life.

Ingredient Benefits

Beeswax has natural protective qualities when it comes to wood. It helps to enhance and preserve wood’s natural tone and colour while creating a smooth protective covering to protect its texture.
Organic olive oil is made from the natural fats in olives and is high in minerals and healthy fats that keep wood conditioned and more resilient to scratches. Eucalyptus essential oil is made from the eucalyptus tree. Beyond its refreshing scent, eucalyptus oil contains antioxidants that protect the wood and preserve the beeswax and olive oil in this recipe.

Frankincense essential oil is made from the sap of the Boswellia Carteri tree. It smells amazing and helps to preserve the rich tones in wooden furniture.

Cedarwood Atlas is an essential oil from the wood of the Atlas Cedar tree. It is a natural wood preservative and also helps to cleanse the wood as you polish. The wood should be coated repeatedly, the beeswax can remain on the wood for longer periods, unless it’s subjected to wear and tear and dissolution through the use of a cleaner.

Beeswax is most effective when used as a polish on top of another type of finish.

Natural beeswax polish will last approximately 1-2 years Keeping it refrigerated will prolong its shelf life.

Ingredient Benefits

• Beeswax has natural protective qualities when it comes to wood. It helps to enhance and preserve wood’s natural tone and colour while creating a smooth protective covering to protect its texture.
• Organic olive oil is made from the natural fats in olives and is high in minerals and healthy fats that keep wood conditioned and more resilient to scratches.
• Eucalyptus essential oil is made from the eucalyptus tree. Beyond its refreshing scent, eucalyptus oil contains antioxidants that protect the wood and preserve the beeswax and olive oil in this recipe.
• Frankincense essential oil is made from the sap of the Boswellia Carteri tree. It smells amazing and helps to preserve the rich tones in wooden furniture.
• Cedarwood Atlas is an essential oil from the wood of the Atlas Cedar tree. It is a natural wood preservative and also helps to cleanse the wood as you polish.

Beeswax furniture polish is a safe, natural, and effective way to bring new life to wood furniture. You can use it to polish finished furniture, to clean up damaged pieces, or as a stand-alone finish on unfinished wood. It is also great for cutting boards!

Beeswax wood polish and preserver is just as effective as other commercial products in bringing out the true beauty of the wooden furniture – some wood polish products and their synthetic components can alter, even distort, the colour and appearance of the original wood.
Beeswax wood polish transforms dry, dull, and sun-damaged surfaces into naturally smooth ones, giving them a warm and nice glow. Its rich and glossy coating creates brilliance that attracts the eye. In comparison, a varnish which is made of resin results in a dry, hard wood finish, making it look old and weather-beaten.

The most important part about the beeswax is that it’s natural. Our wooden furniture turn pleasing to the eyes without assailing our nose every time they release harmful chemicals to the environment and cause indoor pollution. There’s also a reduced chance it can harm our skin when we come in contact with it because beeswax is a common and natural ingredient in skin moisturizers and lip balms. It leaves the wood silky-smooth to the touch.
Being natural is one of the top reasons why beeswax wood polish and preserver is a great choice.

Beeswax not only feeds into the wood but also seals and protects its surface, especially from moisture and sunlight. This ensures much needed durability especially for those furniture that are left sitting next to an open window or door, exposed to damp winds or even rainstorms.
When the wood is coated repeatedly, the beeswax can remain on the wood for longer periods, unless it’s subjected to wear and tear and dissolution through the use of a cleaner.

Beeswax is most effective when used as a polish on top of another type of finish.

Safety and Human Consumption

Beeswax wood polish and finish is definitely safe to use on your wooden salad bowls and chopping boards. Of course we don’t usually gnaw on these kitchen items, but many of our food come in contact with these surfaces, so we have to make sure that they’re not coated with chemical or toxic products.

Because beeswax is safe for human consumption, it’s also safe as wood polish or finish for wooden kids’ toys (even safer than those made of plastic materials). Children, when left unmonitored, have the unconscious habit of nibbling on anything they get hold of.

Even when they are not ingested, chemical cleaning products pose health hazards including chemical burns to the skin and eyes. Environment-safe products such as beeswax polish aren’t corrosive and meet strict standards in terms of inhalation toxicity, combustibility, and skin absorption.

Beeswax wood polish and preserver needs fewer yet safer ingredients.