Sandalwood and Amber Wax Melt

THE WICK SANCTUARY LTD

£3.5

Make it a bundle four Wax Melts for £10 Pull your white robe around you and wander through the treatment rooms with this spa-inspired fragrance. Scent profile: ✨️Bergamot ✨️Orange ✨️Rose ✨️Violet ✨️Cedarwood ✨️Sandalwood ✨️Vanilla Fill your home with effortless fragrance with our handcrafted Wax Melts from The Wick Sanctuary. Each melt is lovingly poured using our signature coconut and rapeseed wax blend, offering a clean, long-lasting scent throw without paraffin. Delicately scattered with dried botanicals throughout, they’re as beautiful as they are aromatic – turning every burn into a littl

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