Beeswax has a wide range of uses in handicrafts, appearing in everything from traditional candles and wax fruit to intricately carved wax artworks. This is primarily due to its high malleability, smooth texture, and ability to blend with a variety of materials. Beeswax candles: This is one of the most classic uses of beeswax. In addition to the traditional method of repeatedly dipping and shaping the wax by hand, there are also specialized casting techniques that can produce pure beeswax candles with smooth surfaces and a sturdy texture. High-quality beeswax candles burn smoke-free and dust-free, and even help reduce smoke—a key feature that distinguishes them from paraffin candles.