Care & Rituals

Caring for your wax melts.

A slower kind of ritual: a small bloom, a warm dish, and a room that gradually takes on the fragrance.

  1. How They Are Made to Be Used

    Petite Fleur blooms carry no wick and are never lit themselves. Place a bloom in the dish of a wax warmer and let it melt slowly.

  2. Your Wax Warmer

    Use a warmer made for wax melts and follow its maker's instructions for heat and cleaning. If yours is heated by a tealight, light only the tealight — never the bloom. Begin with one or two blooms in the dish, and add more if you like.

  3. Placement

    Stand the warmer on a stable, heat-resistant surface, away from curtains, anything that catches easily, draughts and direct sunlight.

  4. Safety

    Never leave a warm warmer, or a lit tealight, unattended. Keep it out of reach of children and pets, and do not touch the dish or the melted wax while it is warm.

  5. Changing Fragrance

    Let the wax cool and set before you clear the dish, then begin again with a fresh bloom.

  6. Keeping Your Blooms

    Keep unused blooms in their box, somewhere cool and out of direct sunlight, so they hold their shape until you are ready.