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    Can I substitute the beeswax with honey?
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    No you can't, it won't work. I know they are both from bees but they do not work the same.
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    Can I use candle wax instead of beeswax?
    Community Answer
    No, it won't have the same effects.
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    Is this creamy and translucent like real vaseline?
    Community Answer
    If you do it correctly, it should come out just like real vaseline.
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    Were can I get the materials?
    Community Answer
    Try a health food store that sells natural butters like shea or coconut. I recommend coconut butter because you can use it for a wider variety of things.
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    How long does it last?
    Community Answer
    Not that long, maybe a couple months (3-6).
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    Why will candle wax not have same effect?
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    Candle wax will not work very well because once it is melted it will harden again.
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    Can I make Vaseline from paraffin oil and paraffin wax?
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    Vaseline is also known as petroleum gel. It is a byproduct of oil production, composed mainly of mineral oils and paraffin wax. Thus, Vaseline is made from paraffin wax.
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    What could be some of the other essential oils besides peppermint and tea tree?
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    Use any of these essential oils: lavender, bergamot, chamomile, jasmine, ylang ylang and eucalyptus.
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