Either of these two methods has worked for me. Take a roll of paper towels and an electric iron, the kind your mama would use to put a crease in your go to sunday meetin' pants. Turn the iron on Low, lay a single or double layer of paper towel down onto the wax spot, place the iron on top of the paper towel, count to 10, lift the iron and see if the wax is melting and re-absorbing into the paper towel. It's a matter of pulling the wax back up out of the cement and re-absorbing into something else.
Garden is right on about a cold treatment. I know that candle wax will fracture when frozen, but I don't know about beeswax. If I have a used up melted candle in a jar, I put it into the freezer for a couple of hours. Then poke the wax with a butter knife and it fractures into smaller pieces.
