Collection: Soy Wax – Scented Wax for Wax Melter

An electric fragrance fireplace releases aroma by controlled heating of scented wax or essential oils, without an open flame.

The heating element transfers heat to the insert, causing the gradual evaporation of volatile fragrance ingredients. There is no burning of wax or wick.

Serene House heaters are electrically powered, and selected models offer a timer and LED lighting.

Serene House heaters release aromatic substances using heat, without burning a wick or producing flame-related soot. The Serene Pod system with a protective membrane reduces the risk of wax spills, and selected devices allow you to set a run time. This is an alternative to traditional scented candles, providing a controlled way to release fragrance.

The main difference is how the fragrance is released: a candle uses a flame, while an electric burner uses a heating element.

Burning candles can produce soot, PM2.5 particulate matter, ultrafine particles, and gaseous combustion byproducts. Their levels depend on factors such as the type of wax, wick, fragrance additives, and flame stability.

An electric burner eliminates direct combustion, so it does not produce soot from a flame. However, it still releases volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which can participate in chemical reactions in the air.

Its advantage is therefore scenting without a flame or direct combustion byproducts, but it does not eliminate emissions entirely.

Electric wax warmers eliminate some of the pollutants associated with burning candles, but this does not mean they are completely harmless to indoor air quality.

Studies on candles indicate emissions of particulate matter, soot, and products of incomplete combustion, especially during unstable burning.

Meanwhile, a study published in 2025 in Environmental Science & Technology Letters found that terpenes released from heated waxes can react with indoor ozone, leading to the formation of secondary nanoparticles.

This means that a lack of smoke does not equate to a lack of emissions. Safety also depends on the composition of the fragrance refill, the duration of use, and ventilation.

Yes, but only if the given model is designed for heating essential oils.

Serene House offers various technologies. For example, the ceramic Peris model was designed for essential oils. The manufacturer intends for them to be used directly in the heating well or with the addition of water, according to the instructions.

However, Serene House wax heaters, such as Flow, Arc, or Sprout, primarily use Serene Pod refills.

Essential oils should not be poured directly onto the heating plate of a device designed exclusively for wax refills.

Most Serene House wax burners use Serene Pod fragrance refills, made from a base of soy wax and fragrance blends.

The refills feature a special protective membrane that reduces the risk of melted wax spilling. It should not be removed during use.

Serene House offers refills containing essential oil blends, combinations of oils with other fragrance substances, and perfume compositions.

The choice of refill depends on your preferred fragrance and type of blend.

Before use, place the wax warmer on a stable, heat-resistant surface.

Remove the plastic lid from the Serene Pod, leaving the protective membrane intact. Then place the pod on the heating surface and turn on the device.

According to the manufacturer, the wax begins to melt after about 15–20 minutes, gradually releasing its fragrance.

Once the room is scented, turn off the wax warmer and leave the pod to cool.

The membrane helps prevent spills.

The manufacturer, Serene House, states that a single Serene Pod cartridge releases fragrance for up to 72 hours, depending on usage conditions.

The wax acts as a carrier for the fragrance compounds. During heating, the volatile components gradually evaporate, while most of the wax remains in the cartridge.

The cartridge should be replaced when the fragrance intensity noticeably decreases.

The choice depends primarily on the intended use of the device and the type of fragrance product being used.

Flow and Lace are wax burners with a timer, LED light, and features that make it easier to control usage time.

Arc and Sprout are compact burners designed for Serene Pod wax refills, without the need for a tealight candle.

Peris is a separate design intended for the controlled heating of essential oils.

When purchasing, you should therefore first decide whether the device is to be used for scented waxes or for the standalone use of essential oils.

Yes, you can use your own scented waxes in Serene House electric wax burners, not just ready-made Serene Pod refills. To do this, you need a special wax melting container compatible with the burner, available for purchase from the AromaPremium store.

The container allows scented waxes to be heated directly on the device's heating surface without an open flame. Under the heat, the wax gradually melts, releasing its volatile aromatic components.

Use only containers designed for the device, do not exceed the maximum amount of wax, and follow the manufacturer's instructions. Before removing the container, turn off the burner and allow the wax to cool.