Poor Unfortunate Souls

A dark delight with sweet orange notes and marine notes, rounded by hints of saffron and bergamot, leading to a complex heart of plum, harmonised by apricot, raspberry, regal iris and warm spices, resting on a base of sandalwood, patchouli, guaiac, velvet woods, musk and dry fruits.

Wax melts can sometimes develop a white, crystalline layer known as frosting, which occurs when the wax cools unevenly or when certain waxes contain high amounts of natural oils. While this visual change might seem concerning, it doesn’t affect the performance of the wax melt. The fragrance remains as strong and pleasant as it was initially, as frosting is simply a cosmetic change rather than something that influences the scent or melting properties of the wax.