How to Use It
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Add a few drops to a cleansing bath and pray Psalm 51 as you pour water over your head.
- Dress a white candle for uncrossing.
- Anoint the corners of a room to drive off a troublesome spirit.
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Anoint a white candle to cleanse a room.
- Dress your aura by drawing the oil through the air around your body.
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Anoint yourself before ritual as a purification.
- Dress the candles of a banishing ritual.
A Simple Working
- Run a bath and add a few drops of the oil and a handful of salt.
- Light a white candle dressed with the oil.
- Pour water over your head seven times, praying Psalm 51 or speaking your own words.
- Let the water carry away what you do not want.
- Step out and air dry.
- Pour a little of the bath water out at a crossroads, or down the drain, and walk away without looking back.
Pairs Well With
- Hyssop, the biblical cleansing herb.
- Sea salt, for baths.
- White candles, for purification.
- Uncrossing oil, for stronger work.
- Rue, a protective herb.
What You Receive
Purification oil, in a 1/2 oz bottle, blended in cosmetic-grade oils.
Origin & Lore
Purification oils belong to the tradition of named condition oils, made to clear away spiritual dirt, crossed conditions and unwanted presences. This one is made for clearing the light body, the energetic body around the physical one, and for spirit chasing, driving off restless or hostile spirits.
Purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean, says Psalm 51, and that verse has been prayed over cleansing baths in hoodoo for generations.
Hyssop appears in the Bible in rites of purification, and in hoodoo hyssop baths are paired with Psalm 51. Twentieth-century spiritual-supply houses sold purification oils and baths for cleansing crossed conditions.
Did You Know?
The hyssop of the Bible was probably not the garden hyssop of Europe but a Middle Eastern plant such as Syrian oregano.



