A white wax for clients who notice residue, for white couch roll, and for treatments where the film has to be read rather than guessed.
The white bead in the rosin-free range — a clean film for salons, and the wax inside our nose-wax kit.
B1 is the classic white in the range: a pearl-white bead built on a rosin-free formula and kept in the line because salons want a white that works like a workhorse. It is the white we sell as the premium shelf — unlabelled bags, tight bead size, one colour from bag to pot — and it is the same bead that goes into every PW6 nose-wax kit.
B1 is formulated without rosin. What rosin used to contribute — tack and flexibility — comes from the polymer side of the formula instead, which is why the bead still spreads thin, grips the hair and pulls clean without a strip. A buyer who needs a rosin-free line no longer has to leave white off the shelf: B1 and A1 sit on the same ingredient position, in different colours.
Rosin-free describes the ingredient profile, not a skin-suitability or allergy claim. The batch declaration and SDS carry the wording your market requires.
B1 is listed as a white hard wax with a smooth, thin application. Spread thin, the film stays translucent enough to read the hair through it — you can see the direction of growth and whether a patch has been missed before the strip goes down. White also disappears on white couch roll and towels, which is the practical reason salons keep one white wax on the trolley next to the gold.
Opacity and colour are judged against a pressed chip from the current batch. Ask for a chip with your sample if the shade has to match an existing line.
B1 is listed as unscented: no fragrance is added to the formula. In a treatment room that already runs a diffuser, a candle or a house oil, a neutral wax does not compete with the salon's own scent. It is also the safer choice for clients who arrive with a fragrance-sensitive nose.
“Unscented” describes the scent profile, not a fragrance-free composition. Request the declaration for the batch you order if your market needs a written statement.
B1 is specified across a 42–48 °C melting range, with 48 °C as the working point: fully fluid, spreads thin and stays comfortable on the body. Face, brows and upper lip are worked lower, around 42–44 °C. After application the listed reference is roughly 8 to 10 seconds to a film that reads ready, which keeps a back-to-back column moving without the wax going tacky while the next client settles.
A melting range describes the wax, not a skin-application temperature. Room temperature, film thickness and heater setting all move the clock — read the film rather than counting seconds.
B1 is packed as 100 g, 300 g, 500 g and 1000 g bags for the shelf, and as 20 g and 50 g portions for nose-wax and retail kits. The same bead runs through every format, so a salon that buys the 1 kg refill and a brand that buys 50 g pouches are using exactly the same white.
Kit portion weights, pouch printing and carton counts are confirmed per order.
Four documents buyers ask for before a first container: the US cosmetic filing, the GMPC and ISO 22716 certificates for the plant, and the safety data sheet for the material. Excerpts are shown here; full copies are sent with the quotation.
Most salons run one coloured wax and one white. The white is not there for looks: it is the one that does not announce itself on a white towel, a couch roll or a client's ankle when the strip comes off.
There is a commercial reason too. On the premium shelf — the imported white and clear formulas that high-end studios compare against — a white bead reads as the classic, clinical option, while gold reads as the volume workhorse. Carrying both lets a salon quote two tiers without changing its technique, because B1 and A1 share the same rosin-free ingredient position and are applied the same way.
B1 is that second tier. Same bead size, same unlabelled bag, same rosin-free position; the difference is the colour, the scent profile and the setting reference. For a salon, it is a second SKU on the trolley rather than a second training session.
B1 and A1 are both rosin-free; the difference is colour, scent profile and the published melting range. B1 is a stock formula — a different set time or a different fragrance level is a development project rather than a re-order.
Every photograph below is from our own drop-forming line and trial room. The pastille is not decoration: how it is formed decides how it pours, how it weighs and how it behaves in the pot.
The bead is dropped onto a cooled drum rather than cut from a block, so every pastille comes out the same flat-round shape and the same weight band.
Pastilles are sifted before packing. A 1 kg bag pours like sand, a scoop weighs true, and there is no fused lump to chip out of the corner.
In the pot the bead turns clear; on skin it goes pearl-white as it sets. That colour change is the readiness signal a technician reads, not a stopwatch.
Thin, the film stays translucent enough to show the direction of hair and any gap before the strip goes down — which is how the layer stays thin.
100 g, 300 g, 500 g, 1 kg and the 50 g kit pouch come off the same run, so a salon refill and a kit portion cannot drift apart.
Bead size, shade and film are judged against a pressed chip from the current batch. Ask for a chip with your sample.
The same pearl-white bead in five formats: three shelf bags, one salon refill, and the small pouches that go into nose-wax and retail kits.
Bag weights are net. Confirm the fill weight and pouch format for kit portions when ordering.
The same 1 kg bag serves a salon trolley, a distributor catalogue, a private-label brand and a nose-wax kit program. The pack changes; the bead does not.
A white wax for clients who notice residue, for white couch roll, and for treatments where the film has to be read rather than guessed.
White is the shade distributors position above the gold workhorse. Same MOQ logic, same carton, a different shelf story.
Unlabelled stock for sampling, then your artwork on the 100 g and 500 g dielines, with pressed chips for shade approval.
20 g and 50 g pouches packed to your kit, with the PW6 heater available as the hardware half of the same program.
Both B1 and A1 are rosin-free and specified across the same 42–48 °C melting range. B1 is the white classic; A1 carries the gold, pink and off-white shades. Quote either, or both, on the same carton logic.
B1 is specified for professional body waxing, and the same bead is small-portion friendly enough for nose, ear and brow work in the PW6 kit.
PW6 is our pocket-size nose, ear and brow heater. Every standard kit ships with a 50 g pouch of B1, because a white, rosin-free, unscented bead is the right match for a 20 ml pot and a treatment that happens inches from a client's eyes.
Kit contents are configurable: pouch weight, stick counts, manual language and shell colour are set per order. Custom shell colours run from 1,080 pcs.
For a salon that wants to test nose waxing without buying a full retail program.
The shelf version: branded box, printed pouch, retail-ready barcode and manual.
Your brand on the heater, the pouch and the box, with B1 packed to your weight.
Stock, by the carton, with no minimum beyond the carton. Or private label, with your bag, your pouch weight and your documents.
20 × 1 kg unlabelled bags. The carton is the stock unit; order one or one hundred.
Your artwork on the 100 g and 500 g dielines, your fill weight on kit pouches, your labelling language.
B1 20 g / 50 g pouches packed into PW6 kits, with the heater, sticks and manual in the same carton.
Send your file against our 100 g or 500 g dieline and we return a print-ready proof before the run.
A pressed wax chip from the current batch is sent before a private-label run.
Declaration and SDS issued for the batch you receive.
Quotations depend on bag size, pouch format and destination, are valid for 30 days and include the packing list.
B1 runs on the same bag platform as A1, so the same dielines apply. The food-contact report covers the PE bag itself.
B1 declaration and SDS are issued per batch on request; they are not published on this page.
Values below refer to the standard configuration. Confirm the final specification, pack sizes and labelling for your destination market in the quotation.
| Brand | BeauTome |
|---|---|
| Model | B1 |
| Product type | Hard wax beads |
| Colour | Pearl white |
| Scent profile | Unscented |
| Application character | Smooth, thin application |
| Listed setting time | Approximately 8 to 10 seconds; conditions affect readiness |
| Intended use | Professional body waxing; nose, ear and brow use in the PW6 kit |
| Pack sizes | 100 g, 300 g, 500 g and 1 kg bags |
| Kit portions | 20 g and 50 g pouches |
| Carton | 20 × 1 kg bags per carton |
| Branding options | Unlabelled stock, BeauTome label, or private-label artwork |
| Formula status | Rosin-free; white classic colour |
| Melting range | 42–48 °C; 48 °C working point |
Specifications are provided for evaluation and may be updated as the product is improved. The approved specification sheet for your order governs production, inspection and documentation.
Both are rosin-free hard wax beads with a smooth, thin application, specified across the same 42–48 °C melting range. A1 runs gold, pink and off-white with a 6–8 second setting reference. B1 is the white classic — pearl-white, unscented, with an 8–10 second setting reference — and it is the bead packed into the PW6 nose-wax kit. Salons often carry both as two tiers on the same trolley.
White residue is far less visible on white couch roll, towels and uniforms, and a thin white film stays translucent enough to read hair direction and coverage before stripping. It is also the shade most premium white-and-clear ranges are built around.
Yes. Every standard PW6 kit ships with a 50 g pouch of B1 classic white. The same bead is also sold separately in 20 g and 50 g pouches for kit programs, and in 100 g to 1 kg bags for salon use.
Yes. B1 is used on the nose, brows, upper lip and other small areas: a low-temperature, low-sensitivity bead worked in a thin layer and pulled by hand, which is what makes it suit a 20 ml pot and detail work close to the eyes. Patch-test per your own protocol before the first client.
Yes. B1 is formulated without rosin and the batch declaration and SDS state the formulation for the batch you receive. Rosin-free describes the ingredient profile, not a skin-suitability or allergy claim.
The melting range is 42–48 °C, and 48 °C is the working point we recommend: fully fluid, spreads thin, comfortable on the body and on the face. Nose, brows and upper lip are worked at the lower end, around 42–44 °C. None of these figures is a skin-application temperature — bring the pot up slowly, check the actual wax temperature and read the film before you strip.
The listed reference is approximately 8–10 seconds after application. That describes setting after application, not melting time in the heater.
100 g, 300 g, 500 g and 1 kg for salon and shelf use, plus 20 g and 50 g pouches for kits. Confirm packaging and labelling requirements for your market when requesting a quotation.
Yes. Send artwork against the 100 g or 500 g dieline and we return a print-ready proof before production. Bags can also ship unlabelled for stock orders.
No renders. White pastilles in the bag, on the scale, and packed into the PW6 kit.
Photographed on the packing floor. Colour on screen should be checked against a physical chip.
One clip from the drop-forming line, and one from a trial room: white B1 on the shin — spread, pressed and pulled by hand without a strip.
Muted by default; press to play. The clips show shade and technique, not a curing or safety claim.
Stock packing for the 1 kg bag program. Kit pouches and printed bags are confirmed per order.
| Bags per carton | 20 × 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Net weight | 20 kg |
| Gross weight | Approx. 21.2 kg |
| Bag | Clear PE, unlabelled, 1 kg net |
| Kit pouches | 20 g / 50 g, counted per kit |
| Carton marking | Neutral, MADE IN CHINA; your shipping marks on request |
Carton dimensions and pallet quantities are confirmed in the quotation.
One rosin-free base, three shades — and a bag that carries no brand until you ask for one.
The bead for e-commerce sets — ten colours, your bag artwork, and a slow 15–20 second set built for first-time users.
A2’s rosin, refined to the ester: 70–100% rosinate, two colours, one base, and the areas a consumer wax cannot hold.
Stock cartons, private-label bags or a nose-wax kit program — the same form covers all three. Tick the pack sizes you need and say whether the pouches are for a kit.
Bag or pouch size, shade, quantity and destination market. For kit programs, include the kit configuration.
We send B1 beads and a pressed colour chip for approval, plus the declaration for the batch.
You receive pricing, packing list, lead time and artwork proof in one reply.