How to Use It
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Write the person’s name nine times on a paper, cross it with your own, anoint it and keep it under a red candle.
- Dress a red figure candle and burn it a little each night.
- Anoint a lock of their hair or a personal item and keep it in a red bag.
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Wear a drop when you know you will see them.
- Dress a mirror and speak to them as if they are already looking at you.
A Simple Working
- Write the person’s name nine times on a square of parchment.
- Write your own name across theirs nine times.
- Anoint the paper with Love Me oil.
- Dress a red candle with the oil from wick to base.
- Set it on the paper and light it, saying their name and asking them to love you.
- Burn the candle for a short time each night until it is done.
- Keep the paper under your mattress.
Pairs Well With
- Red figure candles, for targeted love drawing.
- Lodestones, carried in pairs in a red bag.
- Rose petals, for sweetness.
- Damiana, for desire and drawing.
What You Receive
Love Me oil, available in 2 dram, 1 oz and 16 oz bottles.
Origin & Lore
Love Me belongs to the family of named love-drawing oils from the hoodoo and spiritual-supply tradition. It is used when the person you want is distant, hesitant or hard to reach. It is worked on figure candles, name papers and personal items of the target.
Love Me is one of the oldest and plainest names in hoodoo love work: two words, a whole request.
In the early twentieth century, spiritual-supply houses in cities such as Chicago, Memphis and New Orleans sold named condition oils by mail order, each label promising help with one specific need. Love Me, Come to Me and Follow Me Boy were among the best-known love formulas, and writing a lover’s name crossed with your own is one of the most commonly recorded love workings in Southern conjure.
Did You Know?
In Mexican folk tradition, the dried hummingbird, chuparosa, has long been carried as a love amulet.



