Douceur Nordique Wax Melts – Box of 6, Plant-Based Wax, Hand-Poured in Brittany

✨ Description

Deep in the snowy forests of Sweden ❄️, Alva, a kind-hearted baker, makes her famous kanelbullar in a little cottage bathed in warmth.

One day, as she runs out of cinnamon, a shivering squirrel repays her generosity with a magical stick that releases a spellbinding scent of cinnamon, vanilla and almond 🌰. The aromas spread like a sweet embrace, bringing comfort and gentleness to the whole forest.

This warm, gourmand fragrance is a reminder that the true magic of winter lies in sharing, kindness and the little gestures that warm our hearts. Douceur Nordique means “Nordic sweetness”.

🌸 Olfactory notes

Top notes: icing sugar ❄️ blends with cinnamon and heliotrope, like a sugary veil dancing in the winter air. Heart notes: the golden aromas of warm biscuits and caramelised sugar recall the warmth of an oven door opening. Base notes: sweet almond and soft vanilla wrap the soul in a tender, comforting cocoon, like an embrace in the heart of winter.

🌙 Sensory experience

As they melt, our wax melts turn into a coloured, shimmering liquid with iridescent reflections. A soft, mesmerising spectacle that enhances the fragrance and awakens the senses.

What’s inside your order:

• 🧊 Your box of 6 scented wax melts, hand-poured in our workshop in Finistère, Brittany
• 🔥 A how-to-use card, to make the most of your wax melts and adjust the strength of the fragrance
• 💌 An envelope sealed with wax, containing a personal note
• 📜 Our exclusive collector’s card: an original illustration and a unique story, created for this fragrance.
  This is the Les Fondeurs d’Histoires signature.

📖 The Les Fondeurs d’Histoires concept

More than a fragrance, a story.
Each wax melt is inspired by an original story, written and illustrated especially for this creation.
You don’t just discover a fragrance, but a world to melt, read and collect.

🔁 Returns accepted within 30 days. See conditions

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