Love powder incense

How to Use It

Witchcraft & Folk Magick

• Friday burning: light a small cone on a Friday, Venus’s day, during any love working.
• Glamour: stand in the smoke before going out, letting it settle on your hair and clothes.
• Love altar: burn beside a pink candle and a bowl of rose petals.

Hoodoo & Rootwork

• Sweetening: burn while a honey jar containing your partner’s name is worked, so the relationship softens.
• Love hands: smoke a love mojo bag before carrying it.

A Simple Working

• On a Friday, set a pink chime candle on a saucer.
• Ring it with rose petals.
• Pour a small cone of the powder into a heat-proof bowl and light it.
• Pass your hands, face and hair through the smoke.
• Describe aloud the love you want in your life.
• Light the candle and let it burn out.
• Keep a few of the petals in your purse or pocket.

Pairs Well With

• A pink chime candle: for gentle, romantic love.
• Rose petals: the flower of Venus.
• A honey jar: for sweetening an existing partner.
• Love oil: to dress the candle.

What You Receive

Self-lighting powder incense, burned directly in a heat-proof bowl or cauldron without charcoal. Available in 1 oz and 1 lb.

Origin & Lore

Love powder incense is a general-purpose love condition formula from the hoodoo and spiritual supply tradition. It is used for attracting romance in general, for sweetening an existing partner, and for self-love and glamour work, and it burns on its own without charcoal.

Love incense is the gentlest of the drawing formulas: it is used to open the door rather than drag someone through it.

Love incense is a modern blend, but burning sweet things for love is old: the ancient Greeks and Romans offered incense to Aphrodite and Venus, and the Greek Magical Papyri include love spells performed over burning incense.