How to Use It
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Dress a green candle for money that grows steadily.
- Anoint a red candle for passion with a name paper underneath.
- Rub a drop into the corners of a wallet.
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Wear it for grounding and sensuality.
- Anoint a brown or green candle on a Saturday for steady results.
A Simple Working
- On a Friday, take a red candle.
- Carve your name into the wax.
- Anoint the candle with patchouli oil from the centre outward.
- Anoint your pulse points.
- Light the candle and imagine the pleasure and fulfilment you want.
- Let it burn out and wear the oil the next time you see your lover.
Pairs Well With
- Patchouli leaf, for charm bags.
- Green candles, for money.
- Red candles, for passion.
- Vetiver, another earthy root for money and luck.
- Carnelian, for warmth and desire.
What You Receive
Premium Patchouli perfume oil, in a 1/2 oz bottle, blended in cosmetic-grade oils.
Origin & Lore
Patchouli is Pogostemon cablin, a leafy herb of the mint family native to tropical Asia, whose dried and fermented leaves are distilled for oil. In hoodoo it is used for love and money, and in modern witchcraft for earth, grounding and sensual work. This oil carries its deep, earthy scent for passion, fulfilment and relaxation.
Unlike most perfume oils, patchouli is said to grow richer and smoother as it ages, and perfumers have long prized well-aged stock.
Patchouli reached Europe on Indian textiles in the nineteenth century, and its scent became associated with the exotic East. Modern witchcraft writers attributed it to Saturn and the element of Earth, and it is used in money spells as well as love.
Did You Know?
Patchouli leaves are usually dried and lightly fermented before distillation, which develops their scent.



