Lily of the Valley Simmering Granules

• The fragrance is lily of the valley, fresh, green-edged and floral, with the feeling of spring air through an open window.
• The granules are pale and crystalline in the photo, catching the light with a clean, frosted look.
• Use them when you want a room to feel cared for before guests arrive, or as a gentle background to an evening at home.
• They are less messy than liquid fragrance oils, as the granules sit directly in the burner dish.
• A few granules can also be placed in a small bowl to fragrance a bathroom, wardrobe or quiet corner.

Place a small spoonful in the top dish of an oil or wax burner. With a tealight burner, the unscented tealight warms the dish from below; with an electric burner, the heat comes from the plate. The granules do not self-light, and no water is needed.

Refresh the burner dish when the scent has faded. If using them without heat, place a small amount in an open bowl, away from surfaces that may stain and out of reach of children and pets. Rinse or wipe the dish after use, once it is completely cool.

Lily of the valley has long been linked with spring in European gardens, especially the small white bells that appear in shaded places as the season softens. In fragrance, it is usually chosen for its clean floral character rather than heaviness. Here, that idea becomes a simple home-scent ritual: quiet, fresh and easy to adjust by using a little more or less in the burner dish.

• Net weight: 210 g.
• Fragrance: lily of the valley.
• Product type: scented simmering granules.
• Origin: United Kingdom.
• Use with an oil or wax burner, or place a small amount in a bowl for ambient room fragrance.

A thoughtful choice for someone who likes a softly scented home, especially if they already use a wax burner or keeps a small fragrance bowl in the bathroom or wardrobe. The floral profile suits spring birthdays, new-home gifts and small self-care bundles.