Calm Lavender Soy Wax Melt - Melting Incense
Wax melt is a scented candle/incense that is melted instead of burned, without a wick. The oils it contains evaporate and release the scent into the environment it is in, without burning.
Eco-friendly|Vegan & Cruelty free|100% Pure Essential Oils|100% Soy Wax
The box contains 6 cube-shaped incense melts with lavender essential oil.
Ingredients: Soy wax, Essential oil blend, Dried botanicals
Usage: Light a candle (tealight) under the censer and wait for the upper bowl to heat up. Take a sheet of wax melt and place it in the bowl. Wait for it to melt. You will see the scent spreading to the space you are in. You can turn off the tealight when you do not want any more scent. When you want the scent again in the space you are in, you can light the tealight and melt the wax melt again. When you notice that there is no more scent when you light the censer, it is time to use a new candle.
Handcrafted from completely natural, recyclable, vegan bases, the melted incense creates a fluid, harmonious scent obtained with volatile aromatherapy oils.
How to Use?
They are not exposed to direct fire. They are melted with an intermediate heater.
They are designed to be used on incense burners.
After placing a natural candle/tealight in the lower chamber of the censer, a censer candle is placed in the chamber on top of the censer and waited for it to melt.
The incense candle that has frozen after use can be used several more times.
How to Clean?
If your melted incense has stopped giving off a scent, you need to change your candle. First of all, the incense that has frozen in the chamber needs to be cleaned.
You can heat the incense burner, lift the slightly melted incense piece from the bottom with a spoon, and clean the remaining liquid melted incense with a cloth.
If the incense is still burning and hot and the incense is in molten form, you can put a piece of cotton in your incense bowl, wait for the cotton to absorb the liquid incense, and then clean the remaining incense with a cloth.
Storage Conditions
Keeping the incense in a cool place away from sunlight is important for its scent release period and to preserve its scent profile.
