Wax melts are small, scented pieces of wax that can be used to fill your home with fragrance without the need for a candle wick. They are typically cheaper, longer lasting and safer than candles, as they do not produce any flame or smoke. Wax melts come in various shapes, sizes, colours and scents, and can be melted using either an electric or a tealight wax melt burner.
Wax melts come in almost all shapes, sizes, and fragrances. They are often made with soy wax (our wax melts are made with soy wax) or paraffin wax, and they may be coloured or uncoloured. Wax melts can be used to provide a fragrance in a room, to create a relaxing atmosphere, or to simply enjoy the smell of a favourite fragrance.
Here are some of the benefits of using wax melts:
Wax melts are made from several types of wax, such as soy wax, paraffin wax, beeswax or palm wax. Each type of wax has its own advantages and disadvantages, such as melting point, scent throw, environmental impact and cost. Soy wax is one of the most popular choices for wax melts, as it is natural, vegan, biodegradable and has a lower melting point than other waxes, which means it lasts longer and releases more fragrance.
The type of wax you use for your candles will affect the look, feel, and smell of your finished product. Experiment with different types of wax to find the one that you like best.
Wax melts are available in a wide range of scents, from floral to fruity, from spicy to woody, from fresh to sweet. Some of the most popular scents for wax melts are lavender, vanilla, lemon, rose, cinnamon and coconut. Some wax melts are also inspired by designer perfumes, laundry products or seasonal themes. You can mix and match different scents to create your own custom blends or use one scent at a time to suit your mood or occasion.
Wax melts are easy to use and enjoy. All you need is a wax burner, some wax melts and a source of heat. Simply place one or more wax melts in the top dish of your burner and turn on the heat. The wax will melt and release its fragrance into the air. You can adjust the intensity of the scent by adding more or less wax melts, or by changing the heat level. When you want to change the scent or stop using the burner, you can either let the wax solidify and remove it from the dish or use a cotton pad or paper towel to soak up the liquid wax.
A Candle Chandler? - "a handmade maker and seller of tallow, wax candles, and also usually soap". A chandlery was originally the office in a wealthy medieval household responsible for wax, candles and soaps as well as the room in which the candles were kept.
We are a modern-day wax melts candle chandler, hand pouring candles using traditional methods and skills but also other fragrance items such as reed diffusers, tealights and wax melts. We use soy wax in all our wax melts.
Wax melts are a great way to create a cosy and inviting atmosphere in your home or office. They can help you relax, energise, uplift or soothe your senses. They can also mask unpleasant odours, such as pet smells or cooking smells. Wax melts are also ideal for gifting, as they come in attractive packaging and can suit anyone's preferences. Whether you are looking for a treat for yourself or a present for someone else, you can find the perfect wax melt for any occasion.
The history of wax melts is a relatively short one, but they have quickly become a popular way to fragrance a home. Wax melts were first created by candlemakers who were looking for a way to use up leftover wax from candle making. They would pour the wax into tart trays, similar to those used in pastry baking, and then heat them in a wax warmer. The heat would melt the wax and release the fragrance.
Wax melts became more popular in the early 2000s, when small businesses began selling them online. They were initially marketed as a way to test different fragrances before buying a full-size candle, a 'try before you buy'. However, wax melts soon became popular in their own right, and many people now prefer them to candles.
There are several reasons why wax melts have become so popular.
Today, there are a wide variety of wax melts available, from single scents to multi-scent blends. There are also wax melts made from a variety of materials, including soy wax as we do but also with beeswax, and coconut wax. Wax melts are a popular choice for people who want to add a touch of fragrance to their home without the hassle of burning a candle.
Here are some of the key events in the history of wax melts:
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Last update 25th June 2023