There are two types of waxes, namely natural and synthetic waxes. Somewhere in between these two main types of wax are hybrid waxes, which take certain characteristics from each.
Each of these types of wax has its own advantages, disadvantages and typical properties. The biggest difference is in durability and protection time. This is usually three months on average for natural carnauba waxes, while you can easily get up to seven months or more with synthetic ones.
Synthetic waxes are also resistant to extreme temperatures and chemicals, so they are much more suitable for long winter periods, for example.
But where natural waxes clearly lead is in gloss. You will probably never achieve such a high and especially deep shine with synthetics. Hybrid waxes are made up of both natural and synthetic substances and have a high durability thanks to the polymers they contain; they last around 6 months. Compared to purely synthetic waxes, quality hybrid waxes offer the aforementioned deep shine, which depends on the amount and quality of carnauba added.
So if you are looking for a wax that is very durable and at the same time provides a deep shine, like carnauba waxes, hybrid wax could be the solution.