Lemon & Lavender Wax Melts

TILLYBELL LIMITED

£4.5

Lemon Lavender Wax Melts - Fresh, Clean Uplifting Our Lemon Lavender Wax Melts are hand-poured in the UK using natural coconut wax and premium fragrance oils to create a scent that's both refreshing and soothing. This Tillybell blend pairs zesty lemon with calming lavender and a touch of eucalyptus, bringing balance and clarity to your home with every melt. The Lemon Lavender Scent Profile A bright and aromatic fragrance combining crisp lemon, soft lavender and a hint of cool eucalyptus. The citrus adds freshness and energy, while the lavender introduces calm and comfort. Together, they create

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TILLYBELL LIMITED, number 16976183. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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