Match your ambience with the right fragrance.
Wax Melts
What are wax melts?
Wax melts are wickless pieces of scented wax that when warmed fill your home with fragrance. A burner such as a tealight or electrical burner, melts the solid wax turning it into a liquid form which then releases the scent.
Why use wax melts?
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Safe: Wax melts does not boil as “water in fragrance” diffusers, saves diffusers from cracking, overheating.
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Make your own blend! Make your Own Customized Fragrance by mixing different fragrance Wax Melts. Mix flowers; fruits; spices or your wild imaginations!
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Does not form fungus on top of diffuser as in “fragrance in water” diffusers, if left unused for a longer period.
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Attractive in Looks, stronger fragrance throw, longer lasting, lasts 10-12 hrs.
Tips
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Tip: Recycle a used Tea light empty cup. Keep a wax melt in a tea light cup and heat. This way the diffuser will not get messy.
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How Long Should A Wax Melt Last? How long the wax melts last will depend on several factors, and you should take them into account before deciding on how to make them last longer.
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Temperature used: When you heat the wax fast, it will deliver an intense and strong scent, but its release will naturally be shorter.
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Alternatively, if you allow the wax to warm up slowly, it will release a milder scent, but this will last far longer.
Recycle
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Recycle used Wax Melts: Donate it to a nearby temple, church… They will sell to needy candle vendors who will reprocess wax and make candles… you will be helping in at least three causes, conserving nature, temple, church… earns money for a good cause; and it generates employment.
Caution
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keep them away in a cool and preferably dark location, like a cabinet or a drawer.
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By all means, keep them away from being in direct contact with sunlight as it will affect the oils bind to the wax.
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Avoid natural anosmia: Anosmia is a very common phenomenon, in which your body adapts quickly to a smell they experience too often, such as your own breath or an aroma that lingers for too long close to you. This can make it so you don’t actually notice the fragrance from your wax melts, and thus attempt to fix it by burning it at a higher temperature, wasting unnecessary amounts.
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Make sure to keep your warmer clean: Regretfully, if you throw a new piece of wax on the remains of the last one (or last ones), the results won’t be as pleasant as it would have been with a clean, fresh dish.