Wax melts are small scented pieces of wax that are melted using a wax melt burner to release their fragrance. Unlike candles they have no wick, all the scent comes from the wax itself being gently warmed.
You will need a wax melt burner these come in two types, electric burners which use a small bulb or heating plate to melt the wax, and tea light burners which use an unscented tea light candle underneath a dish to generate heat. Both work well but electric burners offer more control over temperature. Never use a burner designed for essential oils as these get too hot and can be a fire hazard.
Simply place one or two melts into the dish of your burner and turn on your electric burner or light your tea light. The wax will slowly melt and begin releasing its fragrance. Do not add water.
Each melt can be used multiple times until the fragrance fades. When you can no longer smell the scent it is time to replace your wax. Allow the wax to cool and solidify before removing it from the dish.
Once the wax has cooled and set you can pop it out of the dish, wipe the dish clean with a paper towel and add your next melt. If the wax is stubborn you can briefly warm it for a minute to loosen it before removing. My melts are quite soft so often you can apply a small amount of pressure to one side of the wax and it will simply come free!Always place your burner on a stable heat resistant surface away from flammable materials, curtains and drafts. Never leave a lit tea light burner unattended and always extinguish before leaving the room or going to sleep. Keep wax melts and burners out of reach of children and pets as the wax can be harmful if ingested and the burner dish gets hot during use.

If you are not confident you know how to safely use your wax melts please refrain for purchase.