what is the differance between yellow and white?
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Ivory is said to blend better cosmetically. The yellow is boiled for a shorter period of time, and cools harder than Ivory.
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The white is less nutty than the yellow and the white is lighter and the yellow heavier, for more serious ailments..Both great just depends on preference.
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I found it easier to work with. The white that I have used before takes more rubbing the hands together to get it to warm up and smooth out so I can apply it. The yellow seems to go much easier......and not grainy at all.
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The difference between yellow and white beeswax is this. The yellow is melted wax from the hive frames and cell cappings all mixed together. It comes from rendered "foundation" wax. It is yellow because it is usually wax from all parts of the hive. The white wax is made of the cut off cappings from the honey cells on the hive frames. The cappings are cut off before the frames are put into the extractor to be spun to extract the honey. If these cappings are not mixed with other sources of beeswax, they will remain "white." If you look at a full frame of honey, the "white" wax is the pretty white wax over the cells that cap the honey. They both melt the same. The difference between yellow and white beeswax is this. The yellow is melted wax from the hive frames and cell cappings all mixed together. It comes from rendered "foundation" wax. It is yellow because it is usually wax from all parts of the hive. The white wax is made of the cut off cappings from the honey cells on the hive frames. The cappings are cut off before the frames are put into the extractor to be spun to extract the honey. If these cappings are not mixed with other sources of beeswax, they will remain "white." If you look at a full frame of honey, the... » Read More The difference between yellow and white beeswax is this. The yellow is melted wax from the hive frames and cell cappings all mixed together. It comes from rendered "foundation" wax. It is yellow because it is usually wax from all parts of the hive. The white wax is made of the cut off cappings from the honey cells on the hive frames. The cappings are cut off before the frames are put into the extractor to be spun to extract the honey. If these cappings are not mixed with other sources of beeswax, they will remain "white." If you look at a full frame of honey, the "white" wax is the pretty white wax over the cells that cap the honey. They both melt the same. « Show Less
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I read somewhere that yellow shea butter has dye in it. I prefer the ivory shea butter because it tends to be softer which is easier for making my hair sealants.
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I have no idea why the description says yellow and white. Mine came in red and white. I do love them!
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These are yellow. The item number for the White bulbs is B009YZ83BK. -Hannah, Plow and Hearth Customer Service.
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Ours were very bright and more of a white rather than yellow. We have 6 over our mirror. My wife likes them.
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In short, yes. The white are for looks, the yellow is best for practicality. And in my opinion look more stylish.
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Light white. Most bulbs say so on the package but some do not. Lowe's has a display that shows the difference. There are about 4 different brightness.
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I bought the Charcoal Gray/Citron Yellow one. So far the color is still like new after over three weeks without any special care. Sorry I don't know about the white one.
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I see the other answer and I agree it is mainly white - it is 2700 so there are yellow/green tones too, but not terrible like some others
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Nah, they're ALL white. The yellow is a reflection of light with the chrome back ground or backing of the led, it's just the angle you look at em. All four are white.
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it's a plain "white" flashlight bulb--but if I had to assign a hue--once it filters through the black plastic--I'd say it's closer to "yellow"
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It is a halogen type, on the light wave spectrum, it is closer to white than yellow
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Definitely off white. Yellow tones to it to make the cream color. I really like it.
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They are about the same brightness, but I think they are a more white color of light. The original lights seemed to have a slight yellow tint. I like the color better, the best thing is that they stay cool to the touch and draw much less power.
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Well, I don't know about the white one because I have the cream but the cream glows yellow.
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The white are definitely lighter than the blue, but know that they will actually give the room more of a yellowish feel. I have a combination of white and blue filters in my classroom.
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It's a normal yellowish light but you can buy bright white bulbs that will fit.
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It is more of a gold/yellow. I like it however if you are expecting white you will be disappointed.