Wax Melts Geranium and Anise

• Geranium gives the scent its floral body, rounded and leafy rather than sugary.
• Anise brings a subtle herbal spice, adding a darker, more aromatic edge.
• The blend suits moments when you want the room to feel considered, warm and gently scented.
• The heart shape adds a small visual ritual before the wax begins to soften.

The melts are made with soy wax and pure essential oils, presented in a glass jar. The format keeps the hearts together neatly between uses, ready to choose and place into your burner.

Place one or two hearts in the dish of a wax or oil burner, using either an unscented tealight beneath or an electric warmer. The wax will soften as it warms and release its fragrance into the room.

Replace the wax when the scent has faded. Let the burner cool fully before removing spent wax, and keep the jar closed between uses to help preserve the fragrance.

Geranium has long been used in perfumery for its floral, green character, often sitting between rose-like softness and fresh leaf. Anise has a more distinctive herbal sweetness, familiar from traditional sweets and spiced drinks. Together, they make a scent with contrast: floral at first, then gently spiced as the wax warms.

The filled glass jar weighs 135 g. Each jar contains around 14 to 16 wax hearts, with approximately 85 g of soy wax melts inside. Made in China.

A calm choice for someone who enjoys home fragrance, evening rituals, or a softer alternative to incense. The glass jar and heart-shaped melts make it feel considered without being overly formal.