Warm one piece and the room takes on the soft hush of tea and roses: floral, gentle, and quietly inviting. These soy wax melts are made for a burner or electric warmer, releasing fragrance without a flame touching the wax. The scent feels suited to slow afternoons, tidy bedside rituals, and rooms where you want fragrance to arrive softly rather than announce itself.
The scent of steeped tea and rose petals
Rose gives the fragrance its floral shape, soft rather than sugary.
The tea note brings a warm, familiar steadiness, like a fresh cup set beside an open book.
It suits living rooms, bedrooms and quiet corners where a candle might feel too bright.
The pale wax looks clean and simple in the burner dish as it melts.
The box has a rose-pink floral pattern with a small bird motif, making it pretty enough to leave out.
Soy wax with a softly perfumed finish
The melts are made with soy wax and perfume. In the photo, the wax appears creamy white, wrapped simply in white paper and boxed in Agnes + Cat’s illustrated floral packaging.
Melting the fragrance
Place one melt in the dish of a wax or oil burner with an unscented tealight beneath, or use it with an electric warmer. The wax melts with no flame on it and releases fragrance into the room.
When the scent has faded, let the wax cool and remove it from the dish before adding a fresh piece. Keep unused melts wrapped and stored away from heat, so the fragrance stays close until you are ready to use it.
Tea, roses and a quieter kind of room scent
Rose has long been used in perfumery for softness, romance and a sense of ceremony, while tea scents often feel familiar and domestic. Together, they make a floral wax melt that feels less like a bouquet and more like a lived-in ritual: the kettle just boiled, light at the window, a clean surface, a little pause. Compared with incense, wax melts offer fragrance without smoke, which suits spaces where you want scent to sit gently in the background.
Box content…
setsQuantity: 8
region of manufacture: United Kingdom
ingredient: Perfume