Beeswax Wood Polish (Natural) - 300ml - Natural Wood Wax, Enhances the Natural Beauty of All Types of Wood, Cleans, Seals & Protects for a Perfect Finish

After trying 5 different waxes and polishes on my old tired oak floor I was beginning to give up , they were either slippy, sticky or faded in a few days .. this polish is incredible, takes some effort ( not that much ) to apply and polish after leaving it for 10minutes.My floor was transformed the grey tired oak was gone !I can only believe Welsh bees mix their honey wax with concrete because after days of heavy use the polish is still solid and the floor still looks revived and healthyIf I could give this product 10 stars I would

I am delighted with the bee wax and used it immediately for a small cabinet I had for years and needed some TLC :)The result is really great... the wood looks great, nourished and protected.Great product !!Thank you

Good quality easy to use. Brings furniture up a treat snd the “old fashioned smell”. Mmmm

Used this for a coffee table upcyle, first time using natural product for newly sanded wood but so easy to use and looks beautiful now. Plus you can top up over time.

Spent a fortune on a huge (for us) table that arrived almost completely unprotected. Within a day we had marks appearing from the slightest splash of water and were starting to panic. After a lightning catch up on how to protect wood, I tried this. It was hard work to cover several acres of tabletop, but also well worth it. It's so effective. I've done three coats over several months applying more than I thought was necessary each time. I still seem to have most of the tin left and I don't imagine running out soon. The wood looks just fabulous, and it shrugs off water, oil, and everything we've spilled on it so far. Super value for money.

Shame I could not buy the lavender wax as I am not a Prime member. However, this polish is great. I can see my wood loves it. It feeds and nurtures the wood. Leaves a great shine.

Good quality product. Easy to use. Does a good job.

This product is good value for money but it feels more oily than waxy if that makes any sense, easy to use and it does what it says on the tin

I’m absolutely loving this wax. I wanted a truly non toxic product to protect an antique raw wood oak dresser for use as a baby changing table. I applied the wax with a circle Bristello Wax brush also purchased on Amazon. It was a perfect team and I couldn’t be happier with the ease of application and final result and was a therapeutic relaxing process. The wax has no scent and is made of beeswax and olive oil so I didn’t need to wear gloves while working and my kids could help with the project. Simply had a clean raw wood surface and dabbed the brush in and spread it on. I worked it in a bit until it felt even and the wood drank it up. I wiped it down a couple weeks after as there was a bit on the surface that wasn’t absorbed but that’s to be expected with wax. Love the beauty it brought out of my dresser. 1st Photo is after the product was applied and cured. 2nd is sanded and prepped raw antique oak Before wax. 3rd shows side by side of drawers without and with wax after immediate application.No stain involved just the natural beauty of the wood. I used to finish furniture with Minwax finishing paste but the smell and petroleum base isn’t a formula I’m interested in anymore though it does provide a Hard cured finish which natural wax Does Not. It’s a trade off I’m willing to make.

It was easy to apply and absorbed quickly. It gave it a great look when done that we didn't expect. Not a greasy look but a glow. Surprised how well it spread because we had 7 pieces of outside patio and pool furniture to protect. Happy with the product

It's a one ingredient wax- unlike most brands I found. Transparency is a must.

Yes, it requires some elbow grease, but it's well worth the effort. My old cherry rocker had been showing white spots after someone sat it in it, and I'd tried all sorts of other furniture treatments. None of them stopped the problem - until I used the Rhoose beeswax. I have a big old butcher block table in the kitchen that comes in for a lot of abuse. The beeswax product I'd been using was messy and inconvenient, and its benefits didn't last long. Rhoose solved that problem too. And it's perked up my coffee table, which had suffered too many unattended drops of various liquids. Can't wait till the Leather Balsam treatment is back in stock as I have a ton of tack that needs attention too!

This stuff seems awesome I use it for everything in the kitchen wooden utensils cutting boards and my bread box I love natural ingredients and seems to restore wood better than just mineral oil not sure how well the it will hold up yet