A faint coastal air moves through it, keeping everything balanced and open.

Feels Like
Golden hour fading into evening—sand cooling, air softening.

If You Like
Coconut scents that aren’t overly sweet, or woods with a coastal edge.

It settles into something smooth and steady, where fruit lingers just beneath the surface and warmth carries through the room. Balanced, layered, and easy to return to.

Feels Like
A quiet evening with the windows open just enough—something soft nearby, something warm in hand.

If You Like
Fruity fragrances that lean warm instead of sweet, or anything with a soft amber finish.

It’s fresh without sharpness—more like air moving through an open space than a burst of citrus. The kind of scent that stays light but present, easy to live with throughout the day.

Feels Like
Standing just past the dunes where the air shifts—a clean, salty breeze, anchored in coastal driftwood.

If You Like
Fresh fragrances that lean coastal and clean.

The mint is slightly grounded by the base of soft woodsy notes. Herbal Mint stays close—cool, clean, and steady—like stepping into a shaded garden where the air carries just enough freshness to reset everything.

Feels Like
Early morning in a quiet garden, before the heat sets in—cool air, damp leaves, and stillness.

If You Like
Clean herbal scents or anything mint-forward that feels natural instead of sweet.

Hints of herbal greens and warm earth keep it from feeling heavy, giving it a steady, lived-in character that works throughout the day.

Feels Like
A quiet room at the end of the day—windows cracked, the air settling, everything slowing down.

If You Like
Lavender scents with more depth, or earthy fragrances that still feel approachable and balanced.

It’s balanced and easy, leaning more into comfort than distinct rose. A floral that feels lived-in rather than dressed in pearls.

Feels Like
A favorite sweater left draped over a chair, carrying a trace of something floral.

If You Like
Floral scents that are soft and warm rather than bright or perfumy.

This bundle is built for both.

Choose any five wax melts and bring together what feels right for your space—something fresh for the morning, something softer for the evening, something familiar to return to. Each melt is hand-poured in small batches using a soy wax blend, designed for a steady, even release of fragrance in electric warmers.

The experience is simple: low heat, no flame, and scent that moves gradually through the room rather than announcing itself all at once. It’s well-suited for smaller spaces like office and bathrooms—spaces where fragrance should feel present but not overwhelming.

Whether you keep a few on rotation or change them with the day, this bundle gives you room to discover new favorites or stock up on your favorites.

Details

• Choose any 5 fragrances
• Designed for use with electric wax warmers
• Clean, consistent scent throw in smaller spaces
• Hand-poured in small batches

Suntrace opens with that first impression—bright citrus, orange and lemon with a bit of lime and something faintly tropical. There’s a softness to it, a hint of ripe fruit and a light green edge that keeps it from feeling heavy. As it burns, it shifts. The brightness settles into something cleaner— driftwood, a touch of musk, and a faint sweetness that reads more like warm air than fruit.

That contented feeling stays with you long after the sun has set. It lingers, easy and familiar.

Laying in dappled shade on a warm day, watching the light shift through the trees as time slows down a bit. The air is warm but easy, just enough to soften the edges of the day. It’s citrus first, then it softens into something a little fruity and really clean—more like sun-warmed air than anything heavy. The kind of quiet that lets your mind settle and wander and somehow stays with you even after the day moves on.

If You Like:

• Bright citrus scents that aren’t sharp or harsh
• Fragrances that start fresh but settle into something softer and more relaxed
• Light, airy finishes over heavy or overly sweet blends

As the fragrance moves, the middle introduces soft structure: a touch of cinnamon and clove, blended into a light floral nuance that rounds everything out without becoming powdery or perfumed. The spice stays controlled—present, but never sharp.

The base is where it settles and holds. Warm amber, smooth vanilla, and dry cedarwood create a steady foundation, giving the fragrance its depth and longevity. There’s a faint earthiness underneath—more orchard floor than forest—tying the fruit and wood together in a way that feels cohesive.

The result is layered but easy to wear: fruit-forward at first, then gradually warmer, softer, and more grounded as it lingers.

Feels Like: A winter orchard at dusk—bare branches, fallen fruit, and a stillness that settles in as the air turns crisp.

If You Like:
Dark fruit balanced with spice and woods; fragrances that open rich but finish dry and grounded; scents that feel seasonal without leaning overly sweet or gourmand.