Produced by the female worker bee and a natural, nontoxic secondary product to honey, beeswax has aromatic, dermatological and therapeutic properties that make it excellent for skin care, hair care, and health care. 

Advantages of Beeswax on skin:

Vitamin A   Beeswax is rich in vitamins including vitamin A, which helps in exfoliation, improves skin hydration and reconstruction/regeneration of skin cells living your skin rejuvenated.
Humectant   The humectant is the ability to attract, preserve or retain water/moisture. Beeswax has ingredients that help attract water molecules to your skin, hence keeping your skin hydrated, moisturised and healthy over time.
Antibacterial    It has mild antibacterial properties, which inhibit the growth of fungus and bacteria, also preventing some bacterial and fungal infection. It benefits the skin a lot by helping it fight contamination and in cleaning the skin, leaving it healthy and natural
Anti- inflammatory and Pain reliever     Beeswax has anti-inflammatory properties that assist in preventing damage and irritation to the skin; the features also help restore the skin to its normal condition leaving your skin in a better state relieving you of pain which comes from swelling and skin irritation.
Protecting the Skin     It forms a film of protective barriers on the skin surface, which keeps out toxins, protects the skin from irritation and other environmental attacks but still allows the human skin to breathe. The same cannot be said for petroleum jelly which clog pores hence suffocating the skin, a reason why it’s great as a lip balm ingredient.
Skin healer     It has the potential of healing sores caused during chemotherapy and also can be mixed with other oils to treat ailments such as eczema, dermatitis, and psoriasis thus making it a hypoallergenic.
Soothes itching     Because it’s an anti-allergenic, it can benefit people with reactive or sensitive skin; this is by soothing itching dry skin and reducing the skins sensitiveness.