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Wood Restore | Conditioning Wax

Wood Restore | Conditioning Wax

Crafted by hand, our Wood Wax keeps your cutting boards, bowls, wooden spoons, wooden toys, and butcher blocks just as shiny as when you first brought them home. We use all-natural ingredients that are safe for your family home and leave a fresh scent.
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Natural Wood Wax That’s Safe for Your Family Home

There is an added responsibility to buying wooden spoons, bowls, and cutting boards, since they require care through oiling. This extra care is a reminder to our family to slow down and appreciate the connection we have with goods that make our house a home. Our Wood Wax helps you bring life back into well-loved goods and keep them shiny and fresh for the next generation of dinner table hospitality.

Benefits of Your Wood Restore:

  • Restore function and shine to spoons, cutting boards, and butcher blocks
  • Seal your kitchen tools and protect the delicate wood grain
  • Avoid splits and warps in your cutting boards
  • Restore the natural wood grain pattern
  • Nontoxic ingredients make it safe for kids and families

Yes, Our Wood Wax Meets Your Standards:

✔️ Fractionated coconut oil for shelf stability
✔️ Beeswax to hold in moisture and protect the wood
✔️ Food-grade and chemical-free ingredients
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The Ingredient Glossary

Fractionated Coconut Oil

Fractionated Coconut Oil

We prefer virgin coconut oil for cooking or skincare, but it easily goes rancid. The fractionating process creates an odorless, flavorless, and highly shelf-stable product to restore wooden goods. It’s still a natural option and preferred to palm oils or chemical-based wood restoring agents.
Beeswax

Beeswax

Packed with nutrients, we really love beeswax for its holding power. It creates a soft, breathable barrier that keeps moisture in the skin. It helps with skin elasticity, cell health, and hydration, and it’s always our first choice for sensitive skin. We source our wax from pure honeycomb cappings, harvested at local apiaries practicing regenerative agriculture.

Ingredient List

Organic Fractionated Coconut Oil, Beeswax

Your Use and Care Guide

Using your finger, a paper towel, or cloth towel, coat the entire wood surface. Let it soak in for several hours, then repeat again if needed. Wipe off any excess. Repeat this conditioning process when the wood starts to look dry (about every 1–4 weeks).

Our Wood Wax is fairly shelf stable, but if it does get left out in the sun, just pop it in the refrigerator to harden.

Container & Size Info

Small: 2 oz aluminum-free tin
Large: 8 oz aluminum-free tin

Restore Your Wooden Goods without Mineral Oils

Our priority is to create high-quality tallow skincare and artisanal goods that are practical for families — with ingredients and materials that stand toe-to-toe with luxury brands.

Frequently Asked Questions About Wood Wax

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What is Wood Wax?

Wood wax is a protective paste that’s used to finish wooden surfaces, like cutting boards, wooden spoons, or butcher blocks. It’s typically made with a natural oil (like coconut oil) and beeswax to lock in the wood finish.

How Do You Oil a Cutting Board?

Your wooden cutting board needs to be clean and fully dry before you oil it. Dip a natural-fiber towel or paper towel into the wood wax and scoop out a small amount. Coat the wood generously from top to bottom and let it soak. After it sits for several hours, wipe off any excess wax and repeat if needed.

Is Mineral Oil Toxic?

Mineral oil isn’t biodegradable, so it’s not ideal for food-grade items. Whenever possible, we prefer to use more natural and edible ingredients, and it’s easy to make that swap with coconut oil for our kitchen tools.

How Often to Oil a Cutting Board

It’s recommended to oil your cutting board about every 1–4 weeks, or as soon as you see signs of drying wood. Oiling your cutting board on a regular basis prevents dry and warped wood that cracks. It also provides a nicer cooking experience.