Honey-wax fragrance oil in a 20 ml dropper bottle, for scenting molten wax before pouring it into the mould: a few drops give the hive smell back to refined wax or a paraffin blend.
Virgin beeswax already smells of honey; the refined or blended kind does not, and that is what this bottle fixes.
01 · HOW TO USE IT
It is added to the wax once molten, never on the wick or the sheet, stirred in and poured. It is concentrated: one review finds it strong, and a few drops per candle are enough. With no published dose, test a small candle with the same wax, wick and colourant and light it: the smell cold and burning is not the same, and too much makes the flame smoke.
02 · WHAT IT IS
It is a Bienen-Ruck fragrance oil, a perfumer’s composition with a wax-and-honey note, not an essential oil or a hive extract; it also works in oil burners. It is not for skin, cosmetics or anything eaten.
03 · WITH CARE
The label classes it as an eye irritant and skin sensitiser: gloves when dosing, ventilation, and the bottle closed and away from children. The oil goes in with the wax off the heat.
04 · BEFORE YOU BUY
20 ml dropper bottle; at a few drops per candle, it does many.
| ✓ FITS | Candles of refined wax, paraffin blends and oil burners, when you want the hive smell. |
| ✕ DOESN’T FIT | Freshly melted virgin wax, which already smells. And skin, cosmetics or food: it is a fragrance oil. |
| Reference | HOLT-8201-BR-37012 |
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| Type | Fragrance oil for candles |
| Profile | Honey wax |
| Format | 20 ml amber glass bottle with dropper |
| Use | In the molten wax, off the heat, before pouring; also in oil burners |
| Dose | Not published: by drops, testing on a candle |
| Safety | Eye irritant and skin sensitiser per label; not for skin or food |
| Maker | Bienen-Ruck (Germany) |

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