Wax Melts & Aroma Melts

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Wax melts have been a quiet staple of home fragrance for good reason — they offer a gentle, flame-free way to fill a room with scent, and they give you full control over both the intensity and the duration. Our collection of scented wax melts brings together traditional soy wax pots and a curated range of aroma melts, each chosen for the quality of their fragrance and the care that goes into their composition. Whether you are looking to soften the atmosphere of a living space, create a focal point for a morning ritual, or simply bring a considered warmth to a room, this is a good place to start.

What's in the collection

The collection centres on natural wax melts crafted from soy wax — a cleaner-burning alternative to paraffin, favoured for its even melt pool and subtle scent throw. You will find classic soy wax pots in rich, woody and gourmand fragrance profiles, alongside the MeltEaze range of 50g aroma melts, each named after a semi-precious stone and a guiding scent note: from Dragons Blood and Deep In the Forrest to Violet and Lavender. Also included is the Agnes + Cat box of eight wax melts, a thoughtful set for trying several scents or for gifting.

How to use wax melts

Place one or two cubes in the bowl of an oil burner or wax melt warmer — the ceramic dish style works particularly well in a bedroom or space. Allow the wax to melt fully before adjusting the tea light or heat source to control the strength of the scent. A single 50g aroma melt will typically hold its fragrance for several sessions before the scent begins to fade, making each one good value over time. Store unused melts in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the fragrance.

Choosing a scent

If you tend toward warm, grounding notes, look to the wood and spice family — Dark Sandalwood, Spiced Orange, and Brandy Butter are natural fits for kitchens and dining areas. For bedrooms and quieter spaces, lighter florals and fresh citruses such as Rose, Lavender, and Fresh Citrus create a softer atmosphere. If you prefer something more distinctive, the bolder profiles — Dragons Blood, Midnight Jasmine, and Coastal Moss — add real character without overwhelming.

Extending your home fragrance ritual

Wax melts are just one part of a broader approach to scenting your home mindfully. Simmering granules for home fragrance offer a stovetop alternative with a longer, slower release of scent, while room sprays and pillow sprays are useful for quick, targeted freshness between melt sessions. For fragrance on the move, explore car vent diffusers and car diffuser oils to bring a considered scent into your vehicle as well.

Frequently asked questions

How do wax melts work?

Wax melts are solid pieces of scented wax that melt when heated in an oil burner or wax warmer. As the wax melts, it releases fragrance into the surrounding air. No wick, no flame required — just place the wax in the dish, apply gentle heat, and enjoy.

What is soy wax and why is it used?

Soy wax is a plant-based wax made from soybean oil, most often derived from sustainable sources. It burns at a lower temperature than paraffin wax, producing a cleaner release of scent and a slower, more even melt pool — which tends to mean the fragrance lasts longer per session.

How long does each wax melt last?

This varies with the specific product and how heavily you heat it, but a single 50g aroma melt will generally hold its scent through several uses before the fragrance begins to diminish. Soy wax pots in the larger jars will typically last longer again, depending on the size of the dish and the heat applied.

How should I store my wax melts?

Keep them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odours. Exposure to heat can soften the wax and exposure to strong smells can affect the fragrance over time. Most wax melts will keep well for many months stored correctly.

What is included in the Agnes + Cat box of wax melts?

The Agnes + Cat box contains eight individual wax melts, usually in a coordinated fragrance family or a curated selection. It is a good option if you want to try several scents before committing to a full jar, or if you are looking for a ready-made gift set.

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