How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Anoint a white candle on a Monday for clarity and renewal.
- Dab on the pillow before sleep for prophetic dreams.
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Add to a cleansing bath for a fresh start.
- Dress a white candle to attract a spiritual love.
A Simple Working
- On a Monday evening, run a bath.
- Add a few drops of the oil and a handful of white flower petals.
- Light a white candle dressed with the oil.
- Soak and imagine any heaviness lifting.
- Step out and anoint your brow and heart.
- Let the candle burn out and go to bed with a clear mind.
Pairs Well With
- White candles, for purity.
- White flowers, for baths.
- Moonstone, for lunar work.
- Rose, for love.
- Lavender, for calm.
What You Receive
White Jasmine perfume oil, in a 1/2 oz bottle, blended in cosmetic-grade oils.
Origin & Lore
Jasmine grows across South and Southeast Asia, the Mediterranean and the Middle East. It is a sacred flower in Hindu worship, strung into garlands and offered to deities, and in folk magick it is used for love, dreams and spiritual purity. This oil brings its scent for clarity, confidence and fresh starts.
Jasmine releases most of its fragrance at night, and in perfumery the flowers are traditionally picked before dawn, when their scent is strongest.
In India jasmine garlands are offered at temples and worn in hair, and in the Philippines and Indonesia the sampaguita or Arabian jasmine is a national flower. Jasmine has also been a staple of the perfume industry of Grasse in southern France since the seventeenth century.
Did You Know?
Arabian jasmine is used to scent jasmine tea in China, where the flowers are layered with the tea leaves overnight.



