🕯️ How to Use Wax Melts – A Simple Step-by-Step Guide

New to wax melts? No problem! Here’s everything you need to know to get the most from your soy wax melts and enjoy long-lasting home fragrance—without the fuss.

Whether you’re using snapbars, shapes, or sample pieces, my wax melts are easy to use and full of fragrance. Hand-poured by me in Liverpool using natural soy wax, they’re vegan-friendly, CLP compliant, and loved for their strong scent throw.

🔥 What You'll Need:

• A wax melt burner – electric or tealight-powered
• One of my soy wax melts – snap off a piece or choose a full shape
• An unscented tealight (if using a traditional burner)

🧼 How to Use Your Wax Melts:

1. Place the melt in the dish of your wax burner. Snap off one segment of a snapbar or use a full shape or sample piece.
2. Turn on your burner or light a tealight beneath the dish.
3. Allow the wax to melt gently and release its fragrance.
4. Switch off or extinguish the tealight if you leave the room.
5. Reuse the melt until the fragrance fades.
6. Let the wax cool in the burner dish before removing with tissue or cotton wool.
7. If the wax has hardened simply light it for a minute and slide out the old wax, then wipe the dish clean before adding a new melt.

💡 Tips for Best Results:

• Don’t add water or oils to the wax
• Always use a 4-hour tealight – avoid larger ones for safety
• Never leave a burner unattended while in use
• Use in well-ventilated rooms
• Move your burner away from doors, windows or draughts.
• Mix and match scent types to suit the season or your mood!

🛍️ Ready to Melt Something Amazing?

Explore my full range of soy wax melts—from fruity and fresh to perfume-inspired favourites and limited-edition seasonal scents:

👉 Browse All Wax Melts

CLP Regulations

The CLP Regulation is a European Union regulation from 2008, which aligns the European Union system of classification, labelling and packaging of chemical substances and mixtures to the Globally Harmonised System.

All of my products have CLP labels attached.