Paraffin Wax is a white or colorless soft solid derived from petroleum refining, composed primarily of saturated hydrocarbons. Known for its low reactivity, high melting point, and excellent water-repellent properties, paraffin wax is widely used across industries including packaging, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and candle manufacturing. It serves as a moisture barrier in coatings, a base in ointments and creams, and a polishing agent in food and paper applications. Its odorless and tasteless nature, combined with its stability and ease of handling, make it a versatile material for both functional and aesthetic purposes.