Long Lasting Wax : LOVERS ISLAND – A Tropical Getaway for the Luxe Life

Frequently Asked Questions

To prevent wax from splashing out of your warmer, it’s important to manage both the amount of wax you use and how the warmer operates.

Here’s how you can avoid those pesky splashes:

Use the Right Amount of Wax: Overfilling the warmer’s dish is one of the main causes of splashing. Always check the size of your dish and use a portion of wax that fits comfortably without reaching the brim. One or two cubes typically work best, depending on the size of the dish.

Select the Right Warmer: Electric warmers with a wattage of 20-40 watts are ideal. Warmers that get too hot can cause the wax to bubble aggressively, leading to spitting and splashing.

Check for Overheating or Damage: Overheating is a common culprit for bubbling and spitting wax. If your warmer feels unusually hot, it may be operating at an unsafe temperature. Additionally, check your dish for any cracks or damage. Cracks can cause uneven heat distribution, leading to bubbling or splashing. Replace damaged dishes promptly to ensure safe operation.

Place the Warmer on a Flat Surface: Make sure the warmer is on a stable, flat surface, away from high-traffic areas. This helps prevent accidental bumps that can cause wax to spill.

Avoid Stirring or Moving the Warmer: Once the wax is melted, resist the urge to stir it or move the warmer while in use. Even slight disruptions can cause the liquid wax to splash out of the dish.

Choose High-Quality Wax Melts: Poorly made wax melts may not melt evenly, leading to sudden bubbling or erratic splashing. Using premium wax melts designed for smooth, even melting can minimize these issues. By addressing overheating, checking for cracks, and following these tips, you’ll enjoy a safer and more seamless wax melt experience.

Breaking wax melts into smaller pieces doesn’t impact their effectiveness as long as you’re mindful of how much you’re using.

Here’s why:

Fragrance Load Explained: Wax melts are evenly infused with fragrance oil, ensuring the scent quality remains high regardless of the size of the piece you use. However, the strength of the scent—also known as the throw—depends on how much wax you melt. A smaller piece (like 5g) will produce a noticeably subtler throw compared to a larger piece (such as 20g) because there’s less wax releasing fragrance into the air.

To enjoy the full potential of your wax melt, it’s important to match the wax amount to the size of your warmer.  Why Dayas Essence Stands Out: With a 30% fragrance load—three times more than standard wax melts—Dayas Essence delivers a rich, luxurious scent experience. Whether you use a little or a lot, you’ll notice the difference in intensity and longevity. For a bold, room-filling aroma, we recommend using enough wax to create a generous melt pool, allowing the fragrance to work its magic.

Controlling Fragrance Strength: Breaking wax melts can actually be a great way to control the intensity of the fragrance. If you prefer a lighter scent, using a smaller portion is a good way to customize your experience without losing the quality of the fragrance.

Avoid Breaking Them Too Small: Very tiny pieces of wax may not melt evenly in some warmers, potentially affecting how the fragrance is released.

For best results, break the wax into pieces that match the capacity of your warmer’s dish.

Storage Matters: If you’re breaking wax melts and saving some pieces for later, store them in an airtight container or their original packaging to preserve the fragrance.

Exposure to air can degrade the oils over time, reducing the scent throw. As long as you follow these guidelines, breaking wax melts into smaller pieces won’t reduce their effectiveness. With Dayas Essence HIGHLY fragrance 30% concentrated scents new customers tend to cut the fragrance in to 4 pieces and add more to the dish to their strength preference, Full Tub is its full power house strength. Explore our Scent Collection

Yes, wax melts are an excellent addition to sensory experiences for meditation or relaxation.

Their ability to fill a room with calming or uplifting scents can enhance the atmosphere and promote a sense of well-being.

Here’s how they fit into a sensory experience:

Creating a Calming Environment: Choose scents specifically designed for relaxation, such as lavender, sandalwood, or citrus blends. These fragrances can help create a soothing environment that complements meditation or yoga sessions.

Engaging Multiple Senses: Wax melts not only provide a pleasant scent but also engage the sense of sight as they melt smoothly in the warmer. While they don’t produce a flame, the gentle glow of an electric warmer can contribute to a tranquil ambiance.

Essential Oils in Wax Melts: Many wax melts include essential oils known for their calming or energising properties, making them ideal for aromatherapy. For instance, citrus scents can uplift your mood, while floral or woody notes can ground you during meditation. (Be mindful to avoid essential oils that can trigger reaction in pets.) You can read more on this here. Wax Melts and Pet Safety

Safe and Convenient: Wax melts are safer than candles for long meditation sessions as they don’t have an open flame. You can enjoy the scent without worrying about constantly monitoring the warmer.

Mindful Breathing: Incorporating wax melts into your sensory routine encourages mindful breathing.

As the fragrance fills the room, take deep, slow breaths to centre yourself and deepen your relaxation or meditation practice.

For best results, select aromatherapy wax melts or fragrances specifically designed to promote relaxation. Just ensure your chosen scent aligns with your personal preferences and doesn’t distract from your practice.