Blue Sage Balsam Scentsy Bar

$6.00
Blue Sage Balsam Scentsy Bar
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About this product

Fragrance notes: lemon, eucalyptus, white amberSmells like: sliced Meyer lemons / bundles of blue sage / soothing eucalyptusInspired by: A quiet stroll on a winter morning. Frost clings to windowpanes, and lemon-bright air cuts through the cold. Eucalyptus awakens the senses. Everything feels refreshed, luminous and gently renewed.

Product Details

  • Made of high-quality paraffin wax for long-lasting fragrance, Scentsy Bars are composed of eight break-apart cubes designed to use with any Scentsy Warmer. As the cubes melt, they fill your space with our exclusive scents. Safe to use — no wick, flame, smoke or soot. Net wt 2.6 oz

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Blue Sage Balsam Scentsy Bar smell like?

The Blue Sage Balsam Scentsy Bar features fragrance notes of lemon, eucalyptus, and white amber. It evokes the scent of sliced Meyer lemons, bundles of blue sage, and soothing eucalyptus, reminiscent of a refreshing winter morning.

How long does the fragrance last?

The longevity of the fragrance can vary based on usage and environment, but Scentsy Bars typically provide several hours of scent. For optimal results, use a Scentsy Warmer and keep the area well-ventilated.

How do I use the Blue Sage Balsam Scentsy Bar?

To use the Scentsy Bar, simply break off a cube and place it in a compatible Scentsy Warmer. Turn on the warmer to melt the wax, releasing the fragrance into your space.

Is this scent suitable for all seasons?

While the Blue Sage Balsam Scentsy Bar is inspired by winter mornings, its fresh and uplifting notes of lemon and eucalyptus make it suitable for any season. Many enjoy using it year-round for a refreshing atmosphere.

How do I clean my Scentsy Warmer after using this bar?

To clean your Scentsy Warmer after using the Blue Sage Balsam Bar, let the wax harden and then remove it. You can wipe the warmer with a soft cloth or paper towel. For a deeper clean, you can use warm, soapy water, but be sure to avoid getting any water in the warmer’s electrical components.

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