Ideal for when you want a fragrance to fill a room within minutes.

Key Benefits

• Fills the room with fragrance within minutes of placing the wax in the wax warmer.
• One pack releases fragrance for up to 8 hours.
• The new formula is designed for faster fragrance diffusion than the previous Yankee Candle Wax Melt variant.
• The wax can be used in both traditional and electric Yankee Candle wax warmers.

You get a fast-blooming fragrance with a release time of up to 8 hours.

Composition

The fragrance composition belongs to the woody group and is divided into three layers:

• Top: blackcurrant, clary sage and aldehydes.
• Heart: pine needles, leather and jasmine.
• Base: cedarwood, amber and moss.
• The material consists of premium paraffin wax.
• Benzyl benzoate content is 5–10% by weight.

The composition combines fruity and aromatic notes with pine needles, leather, cedar, amber and moss.

Use and Dosage

Place the scented wax into the wax warmer. When heated, it melts and begins to release fragrance into the room. In an electric Yankee Candle wax warmer, it is heated electrically; the traditional variant uses an unscented tea light candle.

The mixture does not meet the criteria for hazard classification under CLP and has no assigned hazard pictogram or signal word. It contains Isocyclemone E and Siberian fir oil, which may cause an allergic reaction.

The wax can be used with both types of Yankee Candle wax warmers, taking into account the allergens listed above.

Packaging and Volume

• Net weight: 22 g.
• Wax dimensions: 5.6 × 1.5 cm.
• Colour: green.
• The packaging is easy to open and airtight.

The compact wax is stored in an airtight, easy-to-open package.

About the Brand

Yankee Candle was founded at Christmas 1969, when sixteen-year-old Mike Kittredge made a candle as a gift for his mother. In the 1970s, he began designing and hand-crafting candles in the family kitchen. In 1974, the brand introduced its first scented candles in apothecary jars. Most of its candles are made by master chandlers in the US state of Massachusetts.

The Yankee Candle story dates back to 1969 and is rooted in the tradition of hand-crafted candles.