Title

Hanami

Name: Hanami
Brand: Yumea Cosmetics
SKU: Hanami
Price: 399.0 SEK
Availability: InStock

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DESCRIPTION

Hanami brings a soft, luminous floral scent into the room, with creamy petals and gentle sweetness that feels bright rather than heavy. It recalls fresh flowers on a warm day and gives the space a light, uplifting atmosphere for slow mornings, calm afternoons and other easy moments at home.

FRAGRANCE DESCRIPTION

Hanami centres around a trio of soft white florals. Jasmine brings clear brightness, gardenia adds creamy depth and lily a light, airy touch, together creating a tender floral impression that lingers softly in the room.

PROPERTIES

Weight
66 g
Fragrance Time
30-40 hours

OLFACTORY PYRAMID

Notes
Jasmine
Gardenia
Lily

SAFETY INFORMATION

Contains: Linalool, a-Hexylcinnamaldehyd

May cause an allergic skin reaction.
Very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects.
Avoid release to the environment.
Keep out of reach of children.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What are wax melts?

Wax Melts, or Scented Wax, are a simple way to fragrance your home without an open flame, as the wax melts and releases fragrance while it warms. Since the wax isn’t burned, there’s no smoke or soot from the wax itself, which many people prefer for a fresher indoor feel. Scented wax often lasts longer and spreads more evenly throughout the room and, as a bonus, you can reuse the same wax piece until the scent begins to fade.

How long does a wax melt last?

One piece of Yumea Scented Wax usually lasts between 8 and 12 hours. The smaller pieces in our Discovery Set last around 1 to 3 hours. You can reuse the same piece across multiple sessions until the scent becomes faint, then replace it with a new one.

How long before the fragrance begins to show?

In a smaller room, our scented wax usually starts to unfold within 5 to 10 minutes. In a larger room, it can take between 10 and 20 minutes.

When do I replace the wax?

Replace the wax when the fragrance begins to fade, and you want a more intense scent. This usually happens after using the same wax piece for around 10 hours. You can reuse the same wax piece across multiple sessions, so you don’t need to use it all at once.

How do I clean the wax warmer?

Cleaning your Yumea Wax Warmer is simple. Let the wax fully harden, then lift out the silicone cup and press the bottom to loosen the edges, making the wax easy to remove.

How do I use my wax warmer?

Begin by placing the wax warmer on a flat surface. The upper part of the warmer will become hot during use, so handle with care. Place a tealight in the designated notch inside the warmer. Add a piece of scented wax to the silicone cup on top, or add a little water with a few drops of essential oil. Wait a few minutes, then enjoy as the room fills with fragrance.

Are wax melts allergy friendly?

Wax melts are scented products. If you have asthma, fragrance sensitivity, or a perfume allergy, you may react. We list the specific fragrance allergens on every product page that contains fragrance oil so you can check before buying.

The Story Of

Hanami

Title

It happens in an instant. One day, the branches are bare—the next, the world is painted in a soft pink and white landscape. As the air shifts, carrying whispers of a fleeting season, people begin to gather. In parks, along riverbanks, beneath temple eaves, they sit together, watching as the blossoms unfold. Blankets spread, meals shared, and laughter which drifts between the trees. Only for a brief moment.

Hanami is a tradition that celebrates beauty at its most fragile. For centuries, people have gathered not just to see the blossoms, but to be reminded that everything, no matter how breathtaking, is temporary. The petals drift gently to the ground— a silent invitation to pause, to reflect, to appreciate the world's beauty, as we so often forget. Because just as the trees reach their peak, the flowers have already begun to fall.

It happens in an instant. One day, the branches are bare, the next, the world is painted in a soft pink and white landscape. As the air shifts, carrying whispers of a fleeting season, people begin to gather. In parks, along riverbanks, beneath temple eaves, they sit together, watching as the blossoms unfold. Blankets spread, meals shared, and laughter which drifts between the trees. Only for a brief moment, then it's gone again, as the cherry blossoms unfold.

Hanami is a tradition that celebrates beauty at its most fragile. For centuries, people have gathered not just to see the blossoms, but to be reminded that everything, no matter how breathtaking, is temporary. The petals drift gently to the ground, a silent invitation to pause, to reflect, to appreciate the world's beauty, as we so often forget. Because just as the trees reach their peak, the flowers have already begun to fall.