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Soylicious premium soy bean wax candles and tart chunks are made from two types of American grown soybeans, with natural botanical oils added to give them vibrant colors and a creamy texture. Along with their soy soap, room sprays, and electric tart melters you are sure to find something to Satisfy your Senses! Soylicious products are backed by a 100% Satisfaction guarantee!

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What are Melter Gems? They are crystals that have been colored and infused with high quality fragrance oil. You place about 1/4 cup in a Glazed or Glass top melter/warmer. They release fragrance much faster then waiting for wax to melt. Within just minutes your entire home will be filled with your favorite fragrance. Want to change fragrances, just pour out the Melter Gems in your melter, quick wipe with a paper towel, put in new fragrance.

One lucky winner will receive a Soylicious Full Size Warmer, 22oz package of Melter Gems and $100 Visa Gift Card.

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