Irish Wood & Oak Botanical Soy Wax Melts

THISTLE & TWIGS LTD

£14.99

The Irish Wood and Oak botanical soy wax melts are a luxurious blend combining the earthy richness of oak with the warm, woody notes of iriswood and the sensual depth of incense and musk, creating a sophisticated, grounding atmosphere. Ideal for relaxing evenings or as a thoughtful gift, these wax melts will elevate your home's ambiance. These luxurious soy wax melts can be used with any conventional oil burner or warmer, allowing for an enchanting sensory experience. Top notes: Iriswood Heart notes: Oak Base notes: Incense - Musk Ingredients Soy Wax, fragranced oil, dried botanicals Contents

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