Exclusive! Scentsy Warmer Miracle Collection

I love this Scentsy Warmer Collection. The Spanish-style embossed cross with flourishes inspired by Mediterranean ironwork. The square base and reactive glaze finishes add traditional appeal to this refined design. 

Hope, Faith and Charity will accent any Mediterranean or Spanish modern décor with its charm, grace and cozy feel. This Scentsy warmer will be a point of interest, a touch that impresses, a subtle surprise to any Mediterranean style.

A Scentsy Warmer uses a 15-25-watt light bulb to gradually melt the Scentsy wax bars, getting the most out of the fragrance. Without a wick, flame or soot, the Scentsy system is a safe way to take pleasure in more than eighty Scentsy fragrances.

Scentsy has too many fragrances to accent this warmer, but here are a couple. Scentsy’s new Be Still has relaxing gentle mandarin, soft violet petals, and velvety sandal tree envelop your senses and quiet your mind would be a nice match in the kitchen. In the den or study, I would consider Echo, a sophisticated, metropolitan fragrance of manly spice notes, Mediterranean citrus and herbs, and bitter orange. Enchanted Mist in the bedroom is a lovely, sophisticated scent, infused with soft romantic fruits, rose petals and rich jasmine. 

This unique Scentsy Warmer will bring instant old world Mediterranean design to any office or home décor.  Hope, Faith and Charity are just that!

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The Scentsy Story

 Scentsy, Inc. is a quickly growing party plan company offering an array of fragrant, wickless candles warmed in attractive ceramic candle warmers. The simplicity and value of its flameless candle products present a healthier alternative to burning wicked candles in the home and office. What started in 2004 in a 40-foot ocean container, on a little sheep farm, is now an international company, headquartered in Meridian, Idaho. Scentsy has more than 100,000 Independent Scentsy Consultants working a home-based business in the United States, Puerto Rico, Guam, England, Germany, Canada and now in Ireland.