Beeswax can be divided into white beeswax, white beeswax, lemon yellow beeswax, goose yellow beeswax, yellow beeswax, chicken oil yellow beeswax, brown yellow beeswax, brown red beeswax and Bordeaux beeswax.

The color of beeswax is determined by many factors:

1, different tree species, different tree species drip resin, and the beeswax formed after petrochemical is different in color.

2. Buried underground, different minerals in the soil will also produce different colors of beeswax.

3. Different geothermal temperatures are buried underground. During thousands of years of formation, different geothermal temperatures will also cause different colors of beeswax.

4. After the beeswax is unearthed, it will be oxidized if it is put in the air. If exposed to human fat for a long time, it will promote its oxidation. Oxidation develops from the outside to the inside and gradually oxidizes from the outside to the inside. Generally speaking, with the deepening of oxidation, the color of beeswax is also deepening, such as yellow beeswax. With the deepening of oxidation, it will gradually become yellow beeswax with chicken oil, then brown beeswax and then brown beeswax.

In terms of rarity, maroon beeswax and Bordeaux beeswax are the rarest, white beeswax, lemon yellow beeswax, goose yellow beeswax and yellow beeswax are the most common, while white beeswax, chicken oil yellow beeswax and brown yellow beeswax are relatively rare, so maroon beeswax and Bordeaux beeswax have the highest value, followed by white beeswax, chicken oil yellow beeswax and brown yellow beeswax, and other beeswax have relatively low value.