Warm the dish and the room begins to soften: creamy vanilla comes through first, with nutmeg adding a quiet, spiced depth. These wax melts are made from a soy and palm wax blend for use in a wax burner or electric warmer, bringing a cosy fragrance ritual to evenings, kitchens and slow weekend mornings.
The scent of vanilla and nutmeg
Vanilla gives the fragrance its soft, rounded sweetness, familiar without feeling sharp.
Nutmeg adds warmth and gentle spice, the kind of note that suits lamplight and closed curtains.
The scent feels especially at home in living rooms, hallways and spaces where you want a welcoming atmosphere.
Unlike incense, wax melts release fragrance without smoke, making them a simple choice for everyday home scenting.
A small warming ritual
Place one melt in the dish of a wax or oil burner, then warm it with an unscented tealight beneath or use an electric warmer. The wax melts without a flame touching it, releasing fragrance as it warms.
When the scent has faded, allow the wax to cool and remove it before adding a fresh melt.
Soy and palm wax blend
The melts are made from a blend of soy and palm waxes, created to hold and release fragrance as the wax warms. The format is simple and tidy: choose a melt, place it in the dish, and let the scent unfold at its own pace.
Made for cosy home scenting
Vanilla has long been associated with comfort in home fragrance, while nutmeg brings the warm spice often linked with colder seasons and slow cooking. Together they sit in a familiar scent family: soft, sweet and gently spiced, without the smoke of incense or the open flame of a candle wick. It is a good choice for someone who likes fragrance as part of the room’s mood rather than as a centrepiece.
Size and what’s included
Each box contains six wax melts separated by cardboard dividers. Each melt is approximately 4 cm in diameter and 4 cm high, with an approximate weight of 15 g per melt. The listed box weight is 110 g. Made in China.…
region of manufacture: China
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