Double Luck oil

How to Use It

Hoodoo & Rootwork

• Rub a drop between the palms before playing cards, dice or buying a ticket.
• Feed a gambling mojo bag with a few drops each week to keep it working.
• Dress a green candle and burn it on the morning of a contest or bet.

Witchcraft & Folk Magick

• Anoint a lucky coin or charm and carry it on you.
• Dress a green chime candle on a Thursday for luck and expansion.

Ceremonial & Occult Magick

• Anoint a Jupiter talisman, since Jupiter is the planet of fortune in the old astrology.

A Simple Working

• On a Thursday, take a green chime candle and dress it with Double Luck oil.
• Carve two small stars into the wax, one for each measure of luck you are asking for.
• Place a coin under the candle.
• Light it and say what you want luck for.
• Let it burn out.
• Anoint the coin with one more drop and carry it in your pocket.

Pairs Well With

• Alligator teeth, a classic gambler’s charm in Southern conjure.
• Lodestones, carried in pairs for steady drawing.
• Five-finger grass, said to grab what the hand reaches for.
• Green chime candles for luck and money.

What You Receive

Double Luck oil, available in 2 dram, 1 oz and 16 oz bottles.

Origin & Lore

Double Luck belongs to the family of named luck and gambling oils from the hoodoo and spiritual-supply tradition. It is used to turn the odds, speed up a lucky streak and draw chance opportunities. Practitioners dress hands, dice, tickets and mojo bags with it.

Gamblers in the American South carried luck the way others carried coins: in a bag, in a pocket, freshly fed with oil.

Luck and gambling formulas were among the earliest and best-selling oils in the spiritual-supply trade, alongside lucky hands, mojo bags and dice charms. Names like Double Luck, Lucky Seven and Fast Luck all come from the same catalog world.