Wax Melts Japanese Magnolia Box

• Japanese magnolia gives a floral impression that feels soft, clean and quietly decorative.
• The fragrance suits moments when you want the room to feel dressed, but not crowded.
• The pink flower shape adds a small visual pleasure before the wax begins to melt.
• Use one melt at a time, then change the scent when the fragrance has faded.

Place a single melt in the dish of a wax or oil burner, using either an unscented tealight beneath or an electric warmer. The wax warms in the dish and releases fragrance into the room.

Once the scent has faded, allow the wax to cool and set before removing it. Keep unused melts in their box, away from direct heat, so the fragrance stays fresh for your next use.

The melts are made from a blend of soy and palm waxes with fragrance oil. The surface is smooth and softly coloured, with each melt shaped like a small flower.

Magnolia is often associated with spring, garden air and graceful white or pink blossoms. In fragrance, it sits in the floral family: less sugary than some flowers, more polished than green leaves. Here it works as a gentle room scent rather than a personal perfume, adding a quiet layer to the atmosphere while you read, tidy, bathe or settle into the evening.

• Six wax melts in one box, separated by cardboard dividers.
• Each melt is approximately 4 cm wide and 4 cm high.
• Each melt weighs approximately 15 g.
• The box is listed at 110 g.
• Wax blend: soy and palm waxes.
• Scent: Japanese magnolia.
• Origin: China.

This is a thoughtful choice for someone who enjoys home fragrance, soft florals or small rituals around the room. The flower shapes and kraft-style box make it easy to give alongside a wax burner, a candle snuffer or a quiet evening at home.