Wood Polish

1. Prepare the Surface:
Clean the Wood: Before applying beeswax polish, ensure the wood surface is clean and dry. Dust it off with a soft cloth and remove any dirt or grime.
Remove Old Polish or Wax: If your wood has accumulated old layers of polish or wax, it’s a good idea to strip them first for a fresh start. You can use a wax remover or a mild wood cleaner to do this.
2. Apply the Beeswax Polish:
Use a Soft Cloth or Pad: Apply a small amount of beeswax polish to a clean, soft cloth, microfiber cloth, or a polishing pad. You don’t need much—just a little goes a long way.
Apply in Circular Motions: Rub the polish onto the wood in small circular motions. Start in an inconspicuous area to check how the wood reacts and how the finish looks.
Work in Small Sections: Apply wax in small, manageable sections to ensure even coverage, especially if you're working with large furniture or surfaces.
3. Allow the Beeswax to Set:
Let It Sit for a Few Minutes: After applying a thin layer of beeswax polish, allow it to sit for around 5-10 minutes (or as directed by the product) to let the beeswax soak into the wood.
Don’t Over-Apply: Since beeswax is quite rich, too much can leave a greasy or sticky residue. Less is more—just a thin layer is sufficient.
4. Buff the Surface:
Buff to a Shine: Once the beeswax has had time to settle, use a clean, soft cloth to buff the surface. Buff in small, circular motions or with the grain of the wood to bring out the shine and smoothness.
Continue Buffing: The more you buff, the shinier the surface will become. For a matte finish, buff more lightly, and for a glossier finish, continue buffing for a few extra minutes.
5. Maintain Your Beeswax Finish:
Regular Dusting: Dust the wood regularly with a soft cloth to prevent dirt buildup. Use a dry microfiber cloth to avoid scratching the surface.
Reapply Wax as Needed: Depending on the wear and tear on the furniture or wood surface, you may need to reapply beeswax polish every 3 to 6 months (or as needed). Frequent handling, exposure to sunlight, or moisture may necessitate more regular touch-ups.

•Beeswax
•Mineral oil

•Natural & Non-Toxic: Beeswax wood polish is made from natural ingredients, free from harmful chemicals, making it safe for your home and the environment.
•Enhances Wood Grain: It nourishes and enhances the natural beauty of the wood, bringing out the richness of the grain and providing a warm, satin finish.
•Long-Lasting Protection: Beeswax creates a durable, water-resistant layer that helps protect wood from stains, spills, and general wear and tear.
•Moisturizes Wood: The wax helps to condition and hydrate wood, preventing it from drying out or cracking over time.
•Restores and Revives Old Furniture: Beeswax polish is perfect for restoring older or worn-out wooden furniture, bringing back its shine and luster without the need for harsh chemicals.
•Cleans & Protects: It helps to remove dust and dirt while also providing a protective barrier against future dust, dirt, and moisture buildup.
•Eco-Friendly: Beeswax is a renewable, biodegradable resource, making it an environmentally friendly alternative to synthetic polishes.
•Anti-Bacterial Properties: Beeswax has natural antimicrobial properties that can help prevent the growth of bacteria on your wood surfaces.
Subtle, Natural Scent: Unlike chemical polishes, beeswax imparts a light, natural honey scent that’s pleasant but not overpowering.
•Easy to Use: Applying beeswax polish is simple and doesn’t require special equipment. It’s perfect for DIY enthusiasts and homeowners looking for an easy way to care for their wooden surfaces.