Is Synthetic Beeswax natural?

Synthetic Beeswax is manufactured from petrochemical-derived long-chain synthetic fatty acids, alcohols and alkanes engineered to mimic real beeswax's texture. It contains no natural beeswax or oleochemical input.

A man-made wax engineered in a lab to mimic real beeswax's texture, using blended synthetic fatty acids, alcohols and long-chain hydrocarbons rather than material from bees. It helps bind ingredients and control thickness in creams and balms.

CosIng definition: Beeswax, synthetic. The complex reaction product of blended acids and blended alcohols which simulates the composition of natural beeswax. It consists primarily of C18-30-alkyl ester of C16-32 fatty acids, C16-32 fatty acids and C22-34 alkanes