Garden of Eden oil

How to Use It

Hoodoo & Rootwork

• Anoint two name papers, one for each partner, and tie them together face to face with red thread.
• Dress a pink or red candle on top of the tied papers to strengthen the bond.
• Add a few drops to a floor wash for a calm, loving household.

Witchcraft & Folk Magick

• Anoint an apple, cut it crosswise to show the star, and share it with your partner.
• Dress the rings or tokens you exchange with your partner.

A Simple Working

• Write your name and your partner’s name on two squares of parchment.
• Anoint each paper with a drop of Garden of Eden oil.
• Place them face to face and wrap them with red thread, tying three knots.
• Dress a pink chime candle with the oil.
• Set it on the bundle and light it, speaking your wish for a loving bond.
• Let the candle burn out.
• Keep the bundle in the bedroom.

Pairs Well With

• Apples, the fruit of Eden and of love.
• Rose quartz, for tender love.
• Red thread, for binding two people together.
• Pink candles for affection and harmony.

What You Receive

Garden of Eden oil, available in 2 dram, 4 dram, 1 oz and 16 oz bottles.

Origin & Lore

Garden of Eden belongs to the same family as Adam & Eve oil, named formula oils used for bonding lovers, strengthening commitment and drawing a marriage prospect. It is used to bring harmony between partners and to restore a relationship to its first sweetness. It is a gentle, committed love oil rather than a lust formula.

Eden is the first garden of the Western imagination: two people, at peace, before anything went wrong.

Formulas named after Adam and Eve and the Garden of Eden have long been sold as relationship oils in the spiritual-supply trade, where biblical imagery was common on labels. The Eden story gave practitioners a ready image of an original, unspoiled partnership.