Taquito of beeswax from El Oro de los Andes is a product to be used to make creams and handmade cosmetic products. It can be melted down to make decorative candles or used to protect furniture and wooden floors. In fact, it is a common finish on handmade wooden toys. Beeswax has always been used in traditional remedies and is still used today in the most avant-garde laboratories. The uses of beeswax in cosmetics are very varied and collect years of tradition. It can be used to make cold effect creams without additional emulsifiers, medicated ointments, ointments, lip balms, makeup pencils, handmade soaps, hair masks... If we add a small percentage to a homemade cream, we improve the texture and increase its protective and moisturizing function. One of the possibilities offered by beeswax is to make decorative candles with a simple finish. The first step is to melt the wax over low heat in a saucepan. Once the wax is liquid, it is poured into the chosen mould. Previously, the wick has been placed in the molds. Once they have dried, we proceed to unmold and we will have the candles ready. The most recommended option is to enjoy the color and aroma of virgin beeswax, without the need to add essences or dyes. The use of waxes for the protection of wood is a very old technique, prior to all current chemistry and which is still being used in certain areas. It is recommended to melt the wax to make decorative candles or to protect furniture and wooden floors. Melt the wax to incorporate it into creams and handmade cosmetic products. Store in a cool, dry place.