Wax Melts and Tarts

YOUNG MARY’S LTD

£7

Handmade scented soy candle wax tarts and melts fragranced with scents inspired by the beautiful sights and sounds of Africa. Each clam shell contains 6 breakaway tarts which can be used in both electric and tea light wax warmers. One tart is enough to fill a large room with fabulous fragrance and lasts through at least 2 four-hour burns! The tarts are made with 100% Soy Wax. Fragrance profiles: Alexandria - Lily of the valley Côte d'Ivoire - Chocolate fudge (updated summer 2024) Fez - Tonka Kano - Sandalwood Lake Victoria - Peppermint Lesotho - Pine Madagascar - Cinnamon spice Maputo - Seawee

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