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    Girl Boss Wax Melt - Sassy Shop Wax
    Girl Boss Wax Melt - Sassy Shop Wax
    Girl Boss Wax Melt
    £4.99

    Perfume Wax Melts from Sassy Scents combine the luxury of your favorite fragrances with the convenience of traditional wax melts. Our collection is crafted to infuse your home with delightful aromas, offering an elegant and long-lasting scent experience. Whether you're looking to relax, invigorate, or simply elevate your space, our expertly curated selection ensures there’s a scent for every mood and occasion. Discover a range of beautifully designed wax melts that promise to transform your living environment with ease.

    Commonly Asked Questions

    Can you put perfume in wax melts?

    No, adding liquid perfume to wax melts is not recommended. Perfume typically contains alcohol and other ingredients that can evaporate quickly and may not mix well with wax, potentially resulting in a less effective scent and safety hazards. Stick to fragrance oils designed specifically for wax melts.

    How long do fragrant wax melts last?

    The duration of the fragrance from wax melts varies, but high-quality wax melts from Sassy Scents can typically release a pleasant aroma for 6-12 hours per use. Overall, the longevity depends on factors like the size of the wax melt and the intensity of the fragrance.

    Does wax perfume last longer?

    Yes, wax-based perfumes can often last longer than liquid perfumes because the wax acts as a slow-release medium for the fragrance, allowing it to gradually diffuse into the air over an extended period.

    What to avoid in wax melts?

    Avoid using wax melts with additives like dyes, glitters, or non-fragrance oils, as they can affect the performance and safety of the product. Also, ensure that the wax melts are free from toxic ingredients like phthalates and parabens to guarantee a safe and enjoyable experience.

    Can I put fragrance oil in a wax warmer?

    Yes, you can use fragrance oil in a wax warmer, but it's essential to use oils specifically designed for this purpose. These oils are formulated to be heated and diffused safely, unlike other oils that may not produce a pleasant scent or could pose a fire risk. Always follow manufacturer guidelines for the best results.