Flames of Desire oil

How to Use It

Witchcraft & Folk Magick

• Wear a drop behind the ears and at the base of the throat before going out.
• Add a few drops to a bath with rose petals and let yourself air dry.
• Dress a mirror lightly and look into it as you speak your intention.

Hoodoo & Rootwork

• Dress a red figure candle in your own image to draw lovers to you.
• Anoint a small red bag with a lodestone and carry it on nights out.

A Simple Working

• Draw a warm bath and scatter a handful of rose petals in it.
• Add three drops of Flames of Desire oil.
• Light a red candle dressed with the oil beside the bath.
• Soak and picture yourself walking into a room and being noticed.
• Let yourself air dry rather than towelling off.
• Wear one drop on your pulse points when you go out.

Pairs Well With

• Rose petals, for love baths.
• Damiana, an old love herb from Mexico.
• Red chime candles for desire.
• A lodestone, carried for attraction.

What You Receive

Flames of Desire oil, available in 2 dram, 1 oz and 16 oz bottles.

Origin & Lore

Flames of Desire belongs to the family of named love and passion oils sold through the spiritual-supply tradition. It is used for personal allure, sexual magnetism and drawing attention in a room. Practitioners wear it, bathe with it and dress candles for seduction.

Some oils are meant for the altar. This one is meant for the skin.

Allure and seduction oils sit within the same mail-order tradition as older love formulas, worn as personal perfumes by customers who wanted to draw admirers. Wearing condition oils as scent is one of the most commonly recorded ways they were used.