How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Dress a green candle in the shop or home office every Thursday.
- Anoint your appointment book or order book so it fills up.
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Add to a floor wash and scrub from the street toward the inside of the shop to draw trade in.
- Anoint the doorknob and the threshold before opening.
- Dress a lodestone kept in a green bag behind the counter.
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Anoint a Jupiter talisman for business growth.
- Dress a Mercury seal for commerce and contracts.
A Simple Working
- Early on a Thursday, before opening, mix a few drops of Better Business oil into a bucket of warm water.
- Scrub the front step and the floor just inside the door, working inward.
- Dress a green chime candle and set it by the register.
- Light it and say, “Customers come, money stays”.
- Anoint the first payment you receive that day.
- Repeat weekly, or any day trade is slow.
Pairs Well With
- A lodestone, for drawing customers.
- Five-finger grass, for business.
- Cinnamon, for quick trade.
- A green candle, for money.
- Better Business Money Drawing or Business Success oil, to vary the work.
What You Receive
Better Business oil, available in 2 dram, 1 oz and 16 oz bottles.
Origin & Lore
Better Business is a long-standing condition oil from the hoodoo tradition, made to improve trade and help a business financially. It is worked to draw customers, encourage sales and keep money flowing through the doors.
Long before marketing budgets, small shop owners kept a bottle like this near the register and dressed the door every morning.
Business oils are among the oldest commercial products of the spiritual-supply trade, and catalogs of the early twentieth century list them alongside powders, washes and incense for the same purpose. Scrubbing the step and threshold inward to draw trade is one of the best-documented hoodoo customs for shops.
Did You Know?
Thursday takes its name from Thor, and in Latin languages it is named for Jupiter, as in the French jeudi and Spanish jueves, so it is the traditional day for business and expansion.



