How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Draw an open-door sigil in oil on your front door.
- Anoint a candle carved with an arrow pointing forward.
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Dress a white or orange candle and burn it at a crossroads.
- Anoint a key and carry it in your pocket.
- Rub a drop on the soles of your feet before starting something new.
Ceremonial & Occult Magick
- Dress an offering candle for Papa Legba or Eleggua before other work.
- Anoint the doorway of your temple or ritual room.
A Simple Working
- Take an orange chime candle and a square of parchment.
- Write the obstacle holding you back in the centre of the paper.
- Draw a line through it and an arrow pointing forward.
- Anoint the arrow with Unblocked oil.
- Dress the candle from base to wick and light it on the paper.
- When it burns out, burn the paper and blow the ashes away from you.
Pairs Well With
- Abre camino, the road-opening herb.
- Orange candles, for opening and change.
- A skeleton key, for opening doors.
- Lemongrass, for clearing.
What You Receive
Unblocked oil, available in 2 dram and 1 oz bottles.
Origin & Lore
Unblocked oil belongs to the road-opening family of condition oils, kin to Road Opener and Abre Camino. It is used when progress has stalled, whether in money, love, career or spiritual growth, to clear the way ahead.
A key, a crossroads and a lit candle: those three things sit at the heart of road-opening work in almost every tradition that does it.
Road-opening work has deep roots in the African diaspora, where crossroads spirits such as Papa Legba and Eleggua open and close every path. Hoodoo carried the same idea into condition oils sold as Road Opener, Block Buster and Unblocked.
Did You Know?
In Lucumí tradition Eleggua is always honoured first in any ceremony, because without him no other orisha can be reached.



