How to Use It
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Anoint letters before sending.
- Dress a honey jar with both names.
- Lightly anoint a phone while awaiting a call.
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Dress a pink candle for reconciliation.
- Anoint yourself before a conversation.
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Anoint a Venus talisman for harmony.
- Anoint a candle for each person and set them apart, moving them a little closer each night.
A Simple Working
- Write both names on a square of paper.
- Dab oil on the paper.
- Place it in a small jar of honey.
- Anoint a pink candle and set it on the lid.
- Light it and speak your wish for peace.
- Repeat each Friday.
Pairs Well With
- Honey, for sweetening.
- A pink candle, for love and friendship.
- Rose quartz, for forgiveness.
- Lavender, for peace.
What You Receive
Reconciliation oil, in a 4 dram bottle. Scented with pistachio and creamy gelato.
Origin & Lore
Reconciliation oils belong to the hoodoo and folk magick tradition of sweetening and peace work, used to soften hard feelings and invite forgiveness. They are used for lovers, friends and families alike.
Reconciliation work is about softening, not forcing: warming a cold heart enough that the door can open again.
Reconciliation and sweetening oils were part of the stock of early twentieth-century spiritual supply houses, sold for lovers who had quarrelled and families who had fallen out.
The honey jar, in which a petition is sealed in honey or sugar, is one of the most recorded hoodoo methods for softening someone toward you.
Did You Know?
In hoodoo, some practitioners taste a little of the honey from the jar each time they work it, so the sweetness is shared between both people.



