Guide to Using Soy Wax Melts for a Beautiful Aromatic Experience
Welcome to the soothing world of soy wax melts! Here’s everything you need to know to start enjoying the lovely aromas in the safest, easiest way possible.
What You’ll Need
Soy Wax Melt: You have this! Ready to fill your space with fragrance.
Wax Melt Burner or Electric
Warmer: Make sure it’s specifically designed for wax melts.
Unscented Tea-light Candle:
For use with tea-light burners (or if you’re using an electric warmer, no tea-light is needed).
Step-by-Step Guide
Set Up Your Burner or Electric Warmer
Tea-light Burner: Place it on a heat-safe, stable surface away from drafts or anything flammable.
Electric Warmer: Plug in your warmer, and place it on a stable, heat-safe surface.
Pop on the Wax Melt
Place a single soy wax melt directly onto the dish of your burner or warmer.
Note: Avoid overcrowding with multiple melts. Using one at a time ensures the scent disperses evenly and reduces the risk of overflow
If Using a Tea-Light Burner
Use only an unscented tea light candle under the wax melt.
Why Unscented?
Scented tea-lights may interfere with the fragrance of the wax melt and can potentially cause damage to the burner. Unscented tea lights give you the pure fragrance of the soy wax melt without any mixing
Allow the Wax to Melt & Enjoy the Aroma!
As the wax begins to melt, the fragrance will start to release into the air.
For electric warmers, simply turn the warmer on, and for tea-light burners, light the tea light candle below the dish
To Turn Off or Switch Melts
Tea-Light Burner: Extinguish the tea-light to stop the fragrance.
Electric Warmer: Turn off the switch.
Pro Tip: Let the wax cool and solidify before attempting to remove it. This makes it easier to pop the used wax out.
Replacing the Wax Melt
Once the wax no longer gives off fragrance, it’s time for a new melt.
To Remove Used Wax: Wait until the wax has completely cooled and hardened, then gently pop it out with a butter knife or simply lift it if it’s loose.
