adults • Skin contact product
For adults, beeswax is considered safe to use on the skin. It helps lock in moisture and is usually well tolerated.
Choose high‑quality or organic beeswax to reduce the chance of pesticide residues. Patch test on a small area (like the inner arm) for 24 hours before regular use. Keep it away from the eyes. If you melt beeswax for DIY products, ventilate the area well.
Minor skin or eye irritation can happen in some people—avoid the eye area and stop if you notice redness or stinging (source: Cosmetic Ingredient Review). Quality matters—some beeswax may contain pesticide residues; pick organic or high‑purity wax (source: contamination concerns: pesticides). If melting beeswax at home, avoid breathing in fumes and ensure good airflow (source: irritation category; Cosmetic Ingredient Review).
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