Come To Me condition oil is an old formula used to motivate someone to come to the wearer. It can be used to draw a specific person, or to draw someone from the Universe so to speak. In the latter case, it is very useful in cultures wherein people tend…
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Egyptian Musk is a very popular scent, but recipes vary. The sort that I prefer is the 80’s version that was light, sweet, and simple. It was great worn alone, but also helped to soften other spicier scents, making them less “heavy” or “old lady”, and more youthful. When it…
The original China Rain oil designed by the Terra Nova company brought “rainy” scents into popularity. There were many copies, but one stream stood out. These were the versions made by African spiritual scentologists with stands in Venice Beach California. Because of its ingredients (which may or may not be…
This oil will enhance fertility in women. Use it as body oil, making sure to cover the breasts, hips, and thighs well. You will need: 3 English pepper (allspice) seeds 1 vanilla pod, opened and cut into 5 pieces 5 dried blackberry leaves 1 eucalyptus leaf a teaspoon of fenugreek…
In honor of the World Sango Festival, here is a recipe for a wearable Shango oil that should help those who are not children of Shango to score more consistently. Children of Shango can wear it as a tribute. You will need: 6 drops of wearable Eshu oil 6 drops…
Eshu oil is one of those simple, basic recipes that every witch delving into west African spirituality and magick must have in their toolkit. It is relatively easy to make with a little patience. A standard recipe often used in the African diaspora is as follows: On a Monday, gather…
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