Find the right candle capacity for the mould. Melt the beeswax granules in a water bath to a melting point of about 56°C. Insert the wick into the first layer of solid (but still warm) wax, then knot the top end of the wick to a knitting needle or other suitable object that you can support on the mould.
Beeswax can also be used to care for natural leather or wood. The wax should be applied and rubbed in a circular motion. Then wipe off the excess with a clean, soft cloth. Only a thin layer of wax is left on the surface to help soften, condition and maintain the texture and texture of the hair.
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