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Aphrodite - Luxury wax melts
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Aphrodite - Soy Wax melts
Divine Moments Range
Aphrodite: Goddess of the Sea, Love, Passion, Sensuality and Beauty.
A complex fragrance opening with fresh notes of Peach and Apple followed by heart notes of Rose, Jasmine and Orange flower. A lingering touch of Vanilla and Amber musks finishes this feminine scent.
About
Our Luxury wax melts are made with the finest soy wax, Organic botanicals and evocative fragrances made quite simply.. for the Gods.
This range has been inspired by Deities across the World. The botanicals and fragrances have been carefully chosen to pay homage to the Deity it marks. The old ways are often respected and still held with many a witch, Wiccan and pagan. Spirituality has evolved over time, whilst some beings have lasted the test of time. For this reason we wanted to do something special with our wax melt range and create them around the Gods.
Each box holds its own unique experience with a signature scent that will open your mind to the Deity it represents. 7 handcrafted melts are packaged in a biodegradable bag to preserve their scent, they are then sealed with a sticker.
About Aphrodite - The Greek Goddess
Aphrodite is iconically known for her Beauty and association with Love but she also has associations with the Sea, Fertility and War.
The Greek word aphros means “foam,” one story tells of Aphrodites birth ; Born from the white foam produced by the severed genitals of Uranus. From this birth story it is easy to see how she came to be worshipped as a goddess of the sea and seafaring.
Aphrodite was also honoured as a goddess of war at Sparta, Thebes and Cyprus. Of course Aphrodite is primarily known as the goddess of love and fertility. She was also a patron for prostitutes. Aphrodite’s beauty is second to none in Greek culture, her powers of seduction (and bribery by gifting Helen of Sparta to the judge) lead to her winning the golden apple which was supposed to go out to the fairest Goddess. Aphrodite took pride in her appearance and encourages us to embrace the femininity within whilst respecting the power Love and Beauty holds.
Divine Moments Range
Aphrodite: Goddess of the Sea, Love, Passion, Sensuality and Beauty.
A complex fragrance opening with fresh notes of Peach and Apple followed by heart notes of Rose, Jasmine and Orange flower. A lingering touch of Vanilla and Amber musks finishes this feminine scent.
About
Our Luxury wax melts are made with the finest soy wax, Organic botanicals and evocative fragrances made quite simply.. for the Gods.
This range has been inspired by Deities across the World. The botanicals and fragrances have been carefully chosen to pay homage to the Deity it marks. The old ways are often respected and still held with many a witch, Wiccan and pagan. Spirituality has evolved over time, whilst some beings have lasted the test of time. For this reason we wanted to do something special with our wax melt range and create them around the Gods.
Each box holds its own unique experience with a signature scent that will open your mind to the Deity it represents. 7 handcrafted melts are packaged in a biodegradable bag to preserve their scent, they are then sealed with a sticker.
About Aphrodite - The Greek Goddess
Aphrodite is iconically known for her Beauty and association with Love but she also has associations with the Sea, Fertility and War.
The Greek word aphros means “foam,” one story tells of Aphrodites birth ; Born from the white foam produced by the severed genitals of Uranus. From this birth story it is easy to see how she came to be worshipped as a goddess of the sea and seafaring.
Aphrodite was also honoured as a goddess of war at Sparta, Thebes and Cyprus. Of course Aphrodite is primarily known as the goddess of love and fertility. She was also a patron for prostitutes. Aphrodite’s beauty is second to none in Greek culture, her powers of seduction (and bribery by gifting Helen of Sparta to the judge) lead to her winning the golden apple which was supposed to go out to the fairest Goddess. Aphrodite took pride in her appearance and encourages us to embrace the femininity within whilst respecting the power Love and Beauty holds.
