How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Wear a drop at the wrists and back of the neck daily during a period of attack.
- Dress a black candle on the waning moon to repel evil.
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Anoint doorways and windows after a cleansing floor wash.
- Feed a protection mojo bag.
- Dress a petition with Psalm 91 written on it.
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Anoint the edge of the circle before ritual.
- Dress a protective pentacle.
Demonology & Black Magick
- Anoint yourself and the space before spirit work where hostile spirits may be present.
- Dress a black candle to drive off a hostile spirit, ordering it to leave by name if you know it.
A Simple Working
- Cleanse yourself with a salt bath or a wash of salt water.
- Anoint a black candle from base to wick.
- Light it and write Against Evil on a square of paper.
- Dab oil on the paper and fold it away from you.
- Set the paper under the candle.
- Wear the oil each day until the candle has been burned down in sessions over seven days.
Pairs Well With
- Black salt, laid across thresholds.
- A black candle, for repelling evil.
- Black tourmaline, worn as a guard stone.
- Psalm 91, read alongside protection work.
What You Receive
Against Evil oil, in a 4 dram bottle. A strong musk-scented perfume oil with notes of Egyptian musk, dark amber and sandalwood.
Origin & Lore
Against Evil is a named protection formula in the tradition of folk magick and spiritual supply oils, used against psychic attack, envy, misfortune and curses. It is worn as a perfume oil so its protection goes wherever you go.
Against Evil formulas are some of the most traditional in folk magick, made for times when something hostile is clearly at work.
Protection formulas against evil and the evil eye are found in almost every folk tradition, often in the form of scented oils, waters or powders carried on the body.
In American hoodoo, Psalm 91 is one of the most frequently read Psalms for protection.
Did You Know?
Psalm 91 is sometimes called the Soldier’s Psalm, because soldiers have carried it written on paper into battle.



