Attraction (Atrayente) w/ pheromones

How to Use It

Witchcraft & Folk Magick

• Roll it on the pulse points before a party, a date, a job interview or a market stall.
• Anoint a red or pink candle with a drop from the roller and burn it on a Friday for general attraction.
• Touch it to the corners of a business card or a flyer before handing it out.

Hoodoo & Rootwork

• Dress a pair of lodestones with it and carry them in a red flannel bag.
• Anoint a name paper of your own, surrounded by words for what you want drawn to you, and keep it under a candle.

A Simple Working

• On a Friday, write your own name on a square of paper and surround it with the things you want to attract.
• Roll a little perfume onto each corner of the paper.
• Set a lodestone on the paper, or a red chime candle in a safe holder.
• Light the candle, or hold the lodestone in your hand, and say what you are drawing in.
• Roll the perfume onto both wrists and the base of your throat.
• When the candle is done, fold the paper toward you and carry it with the lodestone.

Pairs Well With

• Lodestone, the natural magnet at the heart of hoodoo attraction work.
• Rose petals, for the love side of attraction.
• Red or pink candles.
• Cinnamon, a warm spice added to attraction sachets.
• Pyrite, for drawing customers and business.

What You Receive

Attraction (Atrayente) perfume oil with pheromones, red in colour, in a 1/3 oz roll-on vial, blended with essential oils and pheromones, with a small talisman steeped in the perfume.

Origin & Lore

This is a roll-on spiritual perfume in the Latin American botánica tradition, named Atrayente, attraction. Attraction formulas are among the broadest in folk magick: they are worn for love, but just as often for customers, friends, opportunities and luck. This vial blends essential oils and pheromones with a small talisman steeped in the perfume.

Atrayente means drawing, attracting: the quality of a magnet, or of a person others drift toward without quite knowing why.

Attraction is one of the oldest named conditions in American and Latin American folk magick, and its emblem is the lodestone, piedra imán, a naturally magnetic stone. Hoodoo practitioners carry lodestones in pairs and feed them, while botánicas sell lodestone oils, baths and perfumes alongside the stones themselves. Spiritual perfumes such as this one bring the work onto the body, so that it travels with you.