GODONLIF Color Changing Glass Skull Wax Warmer Lamp
$39.99
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There is no open flame, which removes the biggest candle-fire risk. Place it on a stable, heat-resistant surface and follow the instructions.
Any standard jar candle works — no special candle needed. Set it on the dish, switch on, and the bulb warms it from above, flame-free.
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Product details
A glass skull lamp that changes color
This skull wax warmer is the loud one in the group. A molded glass skull sits on a round chrome base, an inset metal dish sits on top of the head, and the light inside runs through seven colors while tiny star points light up across the glass. One red switch sits on the base. It is the piece people notice from the doorway.
Why this one gets noticed first
- Seven colors, not one. The light inside the glass keeps cycling instead of holding a single shade.
- A 3D field of stars. The glass carries a starry pattern that reads point by point as the color behind it changes.
- Even heat. The dish on top takes wax melts and warms them from underneath, so the scent spreads through the room.
- A clean, well made finish. Round chrome base, one red rocker switch, nothing else to fuss with.
- The smallest of our skulls. It ships in a 20 x 13 x 13 cm box (7.9 x 5.1 x 5.1 in) at about 500 g.
Put it on a side table near an outlet and press the switch on the base. It suits a desk, a bar, or a hallway table, and it is small enough to wrap up for a friend who keeps the lights low. Note that this one does not sit over a jar candle the way the rest of the skull family does. It is a wax melt warmer: the dish on top of the head is the warming surface, and wax melts go in it.
| Package size | 20 × 13 × 13 cm |
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| Package weight | 0.5 kg |
| Material | Glass, Metal |
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Frequently asked questions
Can you put a candle on a wax warmer shaped like a glass skull?
No — this one is the exception in the skull family. It is a wax melt warmer: the inset metal dish on top of the head is the warming surface, and wax melts go in it. For jar candles, use our single-arm, arched or crowned skull lamps instead.
How does a wax warmer work when the dish sits on top of a glass skull?
It warms from underneath. On this skull wax warmer the metal dish is set into the top of the head, and the heat rises into the melts sitting in it, so the scent spreads through the room. No wick, no flame, no smoke.
How many colors does this color changing lamp run through?
Seven. The light inside the molded glass keeps cycling instead of holding one shade, and a field of tiny star points lights up across the glass as the color behind them changes. It runs the cycle on its own; the base carries one red switch and nothing else to set.
How do you clean the dish on a skull wax warmer?
Switch it off at the red base switch, unplug it, and let the dish cool so the wax sets hard. Lift the set wax out in one piece, then wipe the dish, the glass skull and the chrome base with a dry cloth. Keep it away from running water.
Are wax warmers safe for cats when the warmer is this small?
There is no flame to knock over, because nothing is lit. Two risks do stay: the dish on top gets warm while it works, and at about 500 g this is the lightest piece in the skull family, so it tips easily. Keep it well back from the edge.
















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