Murray's Beeswax, 4 oz., Clarifying, Conditioning, Curly Hair, Unisex

I love how easy this is to apply and how well it works! The Beeswax is a hard jelly that you just need to run through a bit of your hair (use a very tiny amount) and give it a nice brush to style it and you're good. I find that it's more for spiffy(ing) up your hair rather than to full on style it, however. I do implore any who uses this to slightly (SLIGHTLY) dampen hair or dry your hair just out of the shower. Last thing I want to say is BUY IT. The price of a soda at 7-11 will buy you this amazing hair product. If you don't like it (which I seriously doubt) what did you really lose? Get it.

This emollient is suggested for use on hair but I use it for dry skin especially on my feet, cuticles or dry patches. It softens and smooths everything I put it on. Highly recommend for overnight use on dry feet with socks. Extremely cost efficient.

My child has hard to manage hair and it holds the twists perfectly

Murray's Beeswax is great for more than Hair/Scalp. We use it for chapped lips and it works wonders.

I love this product. It makes my hair smell good and straitens it. After I wash my hair and still being wet: 1.) I comb it into a ponytail and secure it with a cotton elastic band 2.) add olive oil 3.) add the murry beeswax 4.) Put a drying towel on my hair while putting a cotton elastic band at the end almost like making a towel ponytail. Make sure it is sort of tight for It wont fall off. That's only if you don't have a blow dryer. If you don't have a blow dyer make sure you do all of this at night because it will be dry by morning. :)

The title at this time is " Murray's 100% Pure Australian Beeswax, 4 oz ". Beeswax isn't even the main ingredient. It is high on the list, but it isn't what I thought I was getting.

when I received the product I read the label - beeswax, carnaba wax and perfume. This is not 100% beeswax, it's just a jar of wax that apparently is used to groom your dreadlocks according to the label. Nothing about this was in the product explanation online. all wrong. I wanted beeswax for polishing wood, this product won't do that.- no wonder it was so cheap.

This is NOT 100% beeswax. This is petroleum jelly mixed with SOME beeswax. The beeswax it's mixed with probably is 100% beeswax but the jar is 100% misleading in its label. The description of this product is misleading too as it never said a word about petroleum jelly. Never used it. Might as well as put petroleum jelly on my hair as there's so little beeswax in it.

Description is misleading as the "100% Australian Beeswax" is mixed with other petroleum products. However, a purchaser thinks they are buying pure beeswax.

Walmart.com needs to fix the product listing description that says this is 100 percent beeswax. It is more petroleum product than beeswax mixed in.