Is Wax Dairy Free?
SafeYes. This ingredient is generally considered compatible with a Dairy Free diet.
Wax and the Dairy Free Diet
Wax is a lipid-based substance that can be extracted from both plant and animal sources. It is commonly used outside of food applications, particularly in cosmetics, candles, and polishes, due to its emollient and protective properties. Some waxes, like carnauba and candelilla, are plant-derived and suitable for vegan use.
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