Natural beeswax furniture polish,conditioner,balm, fragranced with lemongrass essential oil, sustainable alternative, home garden, cleaning.

A natural hand made beeswax furniture polish balm that conditions wood and other materials fragranced with a gorgeous lemongrass essential oil a sustainable alternative to shop bought polish this is a food grade polish making it
Suitable for your home garden and cleaning.

A perfect farthers day gift.
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NOW AVAILABLE IN THREE DIFFERENT FRAGRANCES.

LEMONGRASS

CITRUS BURST

CHRISTMAS BERGAMOT

WHAT YOU GET

1x 50g Beeswax lemongrass polish
Comes in a handy Screw lid silver pot.

WHAT EXACTLY IS IT

50g natural beeswax polish
Made with jojoba oil & lemongrass essential oils.
IF YOU HAVE A REACTION TO JOJOBA OIL PLEASE DO NOT USE!

A natural alternative to conventional polish free from chemical and harmful side affects.( store-bought furniture polish contains silicone, propellants and other nasties.)

Locally sourced ingredients for sustainability.

Drys clear enhancing the look of your furniture does not add colour.

Suitable for use in and around the home and garden even your car.

Safe around babies and pets.

The list is endless but here is just a few to start you off:
All types of wood, treated and untreated,children’s toys.
Leather,
Marble, Ggranite worktops,
Silver, brass, stainless steel chrome, copper, iron& mirrors etc..

Also a wood stain sealer.

I have even used it on my taps to prevent water spotting and limescale buildup not to mention the shine.
(Top tip! you must try ✨)

Always test on a less visible area first
To make sure you are achieving the look required.

Depending on use I recommend you use every six weeks or when your furniture starts to become dull, for things with more use like kitchen utensils you may need to apply weekly.

WHY SHOULD YOU USE A BEESWAX POLISH

Beeswax has been around for generations and not only cleans,nourishes and repairs also adds protection leaving a beautiful rich finish,
as well as acting as a barrier against spills and water rings,
Prevents damage from the sun and fading.
Acts as a repellent from dirt grime and pollen.
Even repairs light surface scratches too,
You can also apply to your tools to prevent rusting,
use on your kitchen utensils to stop them from drying out and cracking and so much more.

Beeswax:
cleaning, nourishing & protection.

Jojoba oil for:
for a softer application with a non greasy film and fingerprint resistant.

Lemongrass and Citrus for:
Are well know for there cleaning properties and breaking down stains excellent for Sanitising not only adds a beautiful fragrance but you get a gorgeous shine too.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Soft and easy to apply, a little goes along way.
Recommend to use with our lint free cloths sold separately.
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Make sure your area is clean and dry first then apply a small pea sized amount too a lint free cloth following the grain of the wood using gentle strokes until the area is covered, (Do not not use in a circular motion) leave for a few minutes then using a separate clean cloth buff until desired for a glorious sheen for extra protection you can add additional coats if required.

Apply as often as required
Too add life and protect..
in some cases has been known to last a lifetime.

(Did you know? Beeswax does not go off😉)

But because oil has been added the expected shelf life will now be 1-2years
You can Keep it in a fridge to prolong shelf life.

5 STAR REVIEWS

A little pot of miracles
Approved Tested and reviewed ✨

TOP TIPS

A little experiment to see if you are due another treatment of beeswax,

Beeswax if added correctly should add a waterproof layer to your furniture : 💪

You can tell if your furniture is due a new coat of beeswax if your pour a little water on the top and it lies flat if you have added enough beeswax the water will bead up and form a globules .


And I’m all natural no synthetics added..

Be sure to look out for my blog for some amazing top health benefits of using beeswax. (Coming soon)

A UNIQUE FACT

Beeswax dating back to the Neolithic times was actually used as a dental filling.