Beeswax Pomade

This is a popular use for beeswax.  This is a straight forward low cost recipe to make your own at home.  Also use the link below to find more DIY recipes for beeswax.

1 Decide what are you going to use it for what style. 

2 Depending on what you will use it for will give you a general idea of the measurement of the ingredients.

3 If you want more hold give it more bees wax than petroleum jelly or oil.

4 First melt your bees wax in a clean pan until its a liquid, then pour into a cooling container.

5 Add oil or Vaseline so the wax doesn't go hard again.

6 Remember more oil or petroleum jelly: less hold, but more shine.

7 If you like, add some mint or some kind of nice-smelling oils to cover up the smell of the petroleum jelly.

Tips

• Make it in large batches because if you're a greaser, you will use a lot.
• For it to wash out, use detergent, (like for your dishes.)
• I personally prefer to use corn starch and shampoo because it's better for your hair. 

Warnings

• You are handling hot wax, be careful!.
• Don't use paraffin wax or any artificial waxes instead of bees wax.
• Don't melt it in a microwave, only on a hotplate or stove.
• Never put pomade in your eyes or in your mouth.
• Keep away from kids.
• Use only cooking oils like olive or vegtable never use motor oil.
• Use only natural scented oils or edible oils for your pomade.

Things you'll need

• a kitchen
• a pan a skillet
• a stirring spoon
• oven mitts
• a container
• bees wax
• oil or petroleum jelly
• scented oils (needed if you want it to smell good)

For this and other beeswax recipes wikihow has  plenty.