Sakura Wax Melts

TILLYBELL LIMITED

£4.5

Sakura Wax Melts - Delicate, Fresh Uplifting Our Sakura Wax Melts are hand-poured in the UK using natural coconut wax and premium fragrance oils to recreate the serene beauty of Japanese cherry blossom. This fragrance captures the elegance and calm of springtime, bringing a sense of renewal and balance to your home. The Sakura Scent Profile Soft notes of cherry blossom and rice milk open the scent, blending with delicate hints of white florals and creamy undertones. The result is a clean, gentle fragrance that feels pure, peaceful and lightly sweet - perfect for creating a calming, spa-like at

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