Products

Norevo Carnauba Wax Flakes is made from Carnauba wax, a vegetable wax originating from the north of Brazil. It is light yellow to dark brown-gray in color and valued as the hardest among all natural waxes. We offer three different qualities of carnauba wax flakes (Type 1, Type NFB and Type 3).

Norevo Beeswax Pastilles is a made from natural wax produced by honey bees (Apis mellifera) to build honeycombs. Pure beeswax is initially white in color and can turn yellow to red-brown through the incorporation of pollen and other substances. We distinguish between standard, pharmaceutical, and food qualities. Select origins are also available in organic quality.

Norevo Candelilla Wax Powder is made from candelilla wax obtained from the leaves of the candelilla shrub (Euphorbia cerifera and Euphorbia antisyphilitica) native to northern Mexico. This vegetable wax is hard, brittle, and has a yellow to light brown color. Candelilla Wax Powder is finely ground powder that is easy to dose and can be used in diverse recipes.

Norevo Low Erucic Acid Rapeseed Oil is a fully hardened rapeseed oil with a small share of mono-unsaturated fats and a melting point of 68 - 74°C. It a soft and creamy texture and can be used in various cosmetic formulations for skin, hair, and nail products.

Norevo Berry wax, also known as sumac wax or Japan wax, is obtained from the berry fruit peel of the lacquer tree (Rhus verniciflua). It is 100% vegan and popular in cosmetics for its moisturizing properties. Moreover, it is ideally suited as an additive to waxes with higher melting temperatures and serves as an excellent stabilizer. We offer berry wax as pastilles. Their very bright color makes them universally applicable.

Norevo Carnauba Wax Powder is made from Carnauba wax, a vegetable wax originating from the north of Brazil. It is light yellow to dark brown-gray in color and valued as the hardest among all natural waxes. Our portfolio also features a fine powder spray.

Norevo High Erucic Acid Rapeseed Oil is a fully hardened rapeseed oil with a high share of unsaturated fats and a low melting point (61 - 66°C). It a soft and creamy texture and can be used in various cosmetic formulations for skin, hair, and nail products.

Norevo Royal jelly, the juice to feed queen bees, is a natural bee product that is collected from the combs by hand. In the food sector, it is either used in its pure form or as a dietary supplement. In the cosmetics industry, it is added to care products.

Norevo Sunflower Wax (Helianthus Annuus Seed Cera) is extracted from the hulls of sunflower seeds and then further refined. It has a melting point of 75°C to 80°C, is quick to emulsify, and has excellent oil-binding properties. Sunflower wax is primarily used in natural cosmetics where it provides stability and caters for a long-lasting shine. It protects the skin and builds a pleasant film. In the cosmetics industry, it is primarily used to maintain the desired consistency of lip care pens, creams, or body butter.

Norevo Pollen are collected from the stamens of plants by honey bees and, just like honey, stored in combs. Being enriched with nectar and  enzymes, the pollen stick together and form larger grains. Pollen serve as a food reserve for the bees’ offspring. This is why only a part of the pollen is removed. Thanks to their healthy ingredients, pollen are considered a "true superfood". They are rich in protein and contain large amounts of essential amino acids and a wide range of vitamins. In addition to their nutritional value, they are reported to have a strengthening effect on the immune system, reduce cholesterol levels, and have a generally positive influence on health and well-being. All of these aspects make pollen a popular food supplement, among other things.

Norevo Hardened Sunflower Oil is obtained from sunflower seeds. Its melting point is at about 69°C to 73°C. It serves as a film-building component in cosmetic products and caters for a soft and smooth skin surface.

Norevo The yellowish-white rice bran wax (Oryza Sativa Bran Cera) is extracted from rice hulls. It has a melting point of 79°C to 85°C, is highly hydrophobic, and forms rather soft oil gels. It primarily serves as a stabilizing agent in emulsions and is used, among other things, as a component of cosmetic pencils. Our expert tip: Rice bran wax can be used in peelings as an alternative to microplastics.