Pick & Mix Wax Melts
Choose any 8 individual wax melts for just £12.50. Mix and match your favourites, with every melt hand-poured in Derbyshire. Your discount is automatically applied at checkout.
Choosing pick & mix wax melts
Start with a fragrance family you already enjoy, then add a scent you have not tried. Individual melts let you choose your own assortment without committing to a full bar of each fragrance.
Prefer a ready-made selection? Browse wax melt packs and boxes. Once you find a favourite, explore our snap bars.
Making the most of your fragrance
- Read the melt and warmer instructions. Remove the packaging and use the recommended portion in a warmer designed for wax melts. Do not add water or overfill the dish.
- Follow the warmer manufacturer’s instructions for the correct tealight or electric settings. Place it on a stable, heat-resistant surface, away from flammable materials, children, and pets.
- Never leave the warmer unattended. Limit each session to 4 hours or the manufacturer’s shorter limit, and extinguish or switch off before leaving the room.
- Let the wax and warmer cool fully before handling. Rewarm while fragrance remains, then remove spent wax according to the warmer instructions. Never pour wax down a drain.
Your questions answered
How long do these wax melts last?
These melts offer at least 8 hours per individual melt. This is total fragrance time across separate uses, not a continuous heating time. Duration varies with the fragrance, warmer, and conditions.
What are they made from?
This format is made with soy wax, mineral wax, and fragrance oil. Keep the product label for fragrance-specific warnings and allergen information.
Do I need a wax melt warmer?
Yes. Use a warmer designed for wax melts and follow the instructions supplied with it. The correct portion and tealight type depend on the warmer.
Can I use the same wax again?
Yes. Let it cool and set, then rewarm while it still releases fragrance. Replace the wax when the scent fades, following the warmer’s cleaning instructions.
