How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Dress a green candle on a Thursday or on the waxing moon for income.
- Anoint the corners of your wallet or purse.
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Dress a bill, fold it toward you and carry it as a money-drawing piece.
- Add to a business floor wash, working from the door inward.
- Feed a money mojo bag with a drop each week.
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Anoint a Jupiter talisman or seal for prosperity in the hour of Jupiter.
- Dress a green candle inscribed with the symbol of Jupiter on a Thursday for steady growth in income.
A Simple Working
- On a Thursday or waxing moon, take a green candle and a paper bill.
- Write the amount you need on the bill.
- Anoint the candle from wick to base and dab oil on the four corners of the bill.
- Fold the bill toward you three times.
- Set it under the candle holder and light the candle.
- When the candle has burned down, carry the bill in your wallet and do not spend it.
Pairs Well With
- A green candle, for money.
- Cinnamon, for quick money.
- Pyrite or citrine, kept on the money altar.
- Bay leaves, written with wishes and burned for prosperity.
What You Receive
Money oil, in a 2 dram bottle.
Origin & Lore
Money oil is one of the core named condition oils of hoodoo and folk magick, made to draw cash, income and financial stability. It is used on candles, in mojo bags and on the money itself.
Dressing a dollar bill and folding it toward you is one of the simplest money spells in American folk magick, and an oil is what you dress it with.
Money drawing formulas were among the best-selling items of early twentieth-century spiritual supply houses, and they remain the most popular condition oils in hoodoo today.
The tradition favours working toward yourself for drawing: folding toward you, dressing candles from the wick down and washing floors from the door inward.
Did You Know?
Green became the colour of money magick in America partly because US paper currency has been printed in green since the Civil War greenbacks of the 1860s.



