How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Dress a gold or green candle before a game, raffle or job interview.
- Anoint a coin or charm to carry as a luck piece.
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Rub into the palms before playing cards or dice.
- Feed a lucky mojo hand with a drop of oil each week.
- Dab on the till or doorframe of a business for a fast run of customers.
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Anoint a Jupiter talisman on a Thursday for good fortune.
- Dress a gold candle inscribed with the symbol of Jupiter before entering a contest or draw.
A Simple Working
- Carve the word luck and your name into a green chime candle.
- Anoint the candle from wick to base.
- Hold it and say exactly what you need luck for and by when.
- Light it and let it burn down in one sitting.
- Touch a drop of oil to your hands and the inside of your wrists.
- Carry a coin dressed with the oil until the luck comes in.
Pairs Well With
- A green chime candle, quick-burning for fast work.
- Cinnamon, for speed and drawing money.
- Pyrite, a stone kept for luck and gain.
- Allspice, used in hoodoo for luck and money.
What You Receive
Fast Luck oil, in a 2 dram bottle.
Origin & Lore
Fast Luck is a classic named formula of hoodoo, made to bring luck, money and success on short notice. It has long been a favourite with gamblers and anyone facing a quick decision, contest or opportunity.
Luck in hoodoo is treated as something you can feed, and Fast Luck oil is one of the things it has always been fed with.
Gambling luck formulas like Fast Luck were standard stock for the spiritual supply houses of early twentieth-century America, sold to card players, numbers players and small business owners alike.
The old belief that luck comes in runs is behind the name: the oil is meant to start a good run quickly.
Did You Know?
The illegal numbers game of early twentieth-century American cities helped create a market for dream books and luck formulas, since players used them to pick their numbers.



