This pack holds 36 scented wax melts, each moulded in the shape of a rose and scented with lavender. They are made of soy wax, which is produced from soybean oil. Each melt is about 4 cm across and 2 cm high and weighs around 10 g, so the 36 together come to about 360 g. They are pale lilac. As melts they have no wick, so you warm them in an oil burner or a wax warmer. Made in China.
How to melt them
Place one wax rose in the top dish of the burner; no water is needed. Light a tealight underneath or switch on the electric warmer. With an electric warmer you do not need a naked flame at all. After a few minutes the wax starts to melt and you can smell the lavender. In a small room you can break a piece off a rose and melt only that.
One pack for many evenings
There is no need to use all 36 at once. Keep them in a closed box somewhere dry and cool, and take out only what you need. If someone in your family or among your friends likes lavender too, you can pass a few on in a small bag.
Lavender in the bedroom
Lavender has long been a bedroom scent, and tradition links it with winding down in the evening. People also tucked it in linen bags between the clean bedding. You can melt a rose in the bedroom in the evening, before bed. Blow out the tealight or switch off the warmer before you go to sleep.
When the scent has gone
Once you can barely smell it, let the wax cool in the dish. Put the cooled dish in the freezer for a few minutes and the hardened wax will pop out in one piece, ready for the next rose. Never leave a lit tealight unattended, and keep the burner away from children and pets.