Beeswax Wood Polish (Natural) - 30ml - Natural Wood Wax, Enhances the Natural Beauty of All Types of Wood, Cleans, Seals & Protects for a Perfect Finish

Excellent wax, very easy to use and to buff off. Took 5-10 mins to apply and dry, then a quick buffing. No uneven colour and no odour. Had a pesky stain which I didn't want to overly sand. A bit of sanding and only did 2 coats of the wax, and oak table already looks much better. Love the fact it's British Beeswax and Non-toxic.

My console table was faded by the sun and had water marks on it. With one application of this wonderful beeswax it looks as good as new. It was easy to apply and the results were usable immediately. The colour was restored in one easy application which I hope will last for a long time! There is plenty more wax to last me for ages - it even made my chopping board look good! Thank you x

This really brought up my wooden finish to its best. If you’re looking for something that easy to apply and effective then I would recommend this. The downside is that at £9.99 for 100ml it is quite expensive.

Goes on well and looks great. Plus the smell is nice when working with it but doesn’t last. So don’t expect it too.

This wax is very easy to apply, in that the wax itself is not too hard and so is easily spread and workable into the wood.It gives a lovely subtle and smooth finish once worked in properly. Please see photos of with and without. Left part of wood has no wax, right part is waxed.Can't say I noticed much of an orange smell, but that was fine by me. Perhaps it was added for functionality as opposed to scenting the wax.Great product, a little goes a long way.

Very easy to use and leaves a shiny, waterproof surface which is what I wanted.

My black wooden coffee table was looking dull and a bit scratched after the first use of this wax it's looks nourished and better than when it was new. Very impressed with this product.

...in my Parana pine door threshold.Recent work to install a new click-lock floor meant the doorway needed a suitable threshold.There was much debate on the timbers available, Holly, Oak, Yew etc.In the end I settled for Parana with it's impressive natural red staining to the grain.Having put in the threshold I was in need of a decent polish.I was certain I would not be using polyurethane varnish.A surf revealed this wax polish, simple and free for chemical enhancements.Today I started to 'feed' the Parana board it is now turning a golden shade with the red staining becoming more prominent.I will need to buff it out in a few days time which will remove any stickiness and leave me with beautifully enhanced natural timber