A French-inspired scent is often elegant, timeless, and beautifully balanced. It usually features soft floral notes like jasmine, rose, or lavender, blended with warm touches of vanilla, musk, or amber. Many French perfumes also include subtle hints of citrus or powdery undertones, creating a refined and romantic aroma that feels effortlessly luxurious and classic.

How to Use a Wax Melt

1. Set up your warmer

• Electric warmer: Plug it in and turn it on.

• Tea-light warmer: Place an unscented tea light candle in the bottom dish.

2. Add the wax melt

• Place 1–2 cubes (or one piece) of wax in the top dish of the warmer.

• Don’t add water or oils — the wax itself releases fragrance when melted.

3. Let it melt

• As the wax warms, it will liquefy and release fragrance into the air.

• It can take a few minutes to fill the room with scent.

4. Turn off or extinguish

• Electric warmer: Turn it off when you’re done.

• Tea-light warmer: Let the candle burn out naturally or blow it out when finished.

5. Re-use or replace the wax

• When the wax no longer smells, let it cool and harden.

• Remove it by:

  • Popping it out when solid, or

  • Warming it slightly and wiping out the softened wax with paper towels.