How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Wear a drop at the pulse points before a date or a social event.
- Dress a pink or red candle with a photo of the person beneath it.
- Anoint a mirror and use it in a glamour working.
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Anoint a lodestone pair in a red flannel bag for love drawing.
- Dress a name paper and burn a red candle on it on a Friday.
A Simple Working
- On a Friday, take a photo of the person you desire, or write their name on parchment.
- Anoint the corners with Glow of Attraction oil.
- Dress a pink candle with the oil and set it on the photo.
- Light it and say their name three times.
- Let the candle burn out.
- Wear a drop of the oil the next time you see them.
Pairs Well With
- Rose quartz, for drawing love.
- Jasmine, for night-time allure.
- Pink chime candles for attraction.
- Lodestones in a red bag, for love drawing.
What You Receive
Glow of Attraction oil, available in 2 dram, 1 oz and 16 oz bottles.
Origin & Lore
Glow of Attraction belongs to the family of named love and allure oils from the spiritual-supply tradition. It is used both to bring a new lover and to concentrate your pull on a single person. Practitioners wear it, bathe with it and dress candles and photographs.
Some people walk into a room and every head turns. This oil is worn in the hope of becoming one of them.
Glow of Attraction is one of the many named love oils from the twentieth-century spiritual-supply catalogs, where the language of glow, magnetism and attraction was used to sell personal allure. It is worked in the same way as older love formulas: worn, burned and dressed on papers.
Did You Know?
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