Come to Me Sachet Powder, 1 lb

Love drawing, the Hoodoo way. Come to Me sachet powder is used in Hoodoo and rootwork to draw a specific person closer, whether that is a sweetheart, a partner who has grown distant, or someone you hope will notice you. The name is the petition: come to me.

Made for dusting, not burning. A sachet powder is a dry, finely milled blend meant to be sprinkled, dusted, and carried. You can dress a candle with it after oiling, sprinkle it on a letter or a photograph, or line a mojo bag with it so the work travels with you.

A working-practitioner quantity. One pound of Come to Me sachet powder keeps a busy practice supplied: candles dressed for clients, bags filled after readings, and packets repacked for a shop counter. Store it sealed and away from damp so the last scoop is as fine as the first.

This is a 1 lb bag of Come to Me sachet powder made by Oungan & Manbos.

• Weight: 1 lb (16 oz)
• Shipping weight: about 1.2 lb packaged (per AzureGreen)
• Color: varies by batch (per AzureGreen)
• Form: finely milled sachet powder
• Maker: Oungan & Manbos
• Formula: Come to Me (love drawing)
• Described by the maker as consecrated, per the current listing
• Use: external ritual use only; not for consumption

The maker describes Come to Me as a blend of traditional herbs and scents, and the current listing says it can be worn on the body. The full ingredient list is not printed on our page, so please confirm it with Plentiful Earth before buying if you have a plant or fragrance allergy. If you plan to dust it on your skin, patch-test a small amount on your inner arm first and keep it away from your eyes.

In Hoodoo, Come to Me is one of the classic love drawing formulas, sitting beside Love Me, Follow Me Boy, and Fire of Love on the shelf of any rootworker or botánica. Its job is specific: to call a particular person toward you. Where a general love powder opens you to romance, Come to Me points at someone, which is why it so often goes on a petition paper with a name written on it, on a photograph, or in a mojo bag carried close to the body.

Sachet powders are an old part of the tradition. Before condition oils were common, powdered herbs and roots were the everyday way to carry a working: dusted on the body, sprinkled where a person would walk, or blown from the palm toward a door. Hoodoo is African American folk magic, born in the American South where West and Central African practice met Indigenous plant knowledge and European folk custom. It is not Vodou, though this maker's name honors Vodou clergy, and it is best learned from practitioners within the tradition. A packet gets you the powder; listening to the people who keep the practice gets you the rest.

Come to Me sachet powder is used by dusting it where your intention lives: on a petition, a candle, or a mojo bag.

1. Write your petition. On a small square of paper, write the person's name three times, then turn the paper a quarter turn and write what you want across it: come to me. Fold it toward you.
2. Dust the paper. Sprinkle a pinch of powder over the petition, fold it again, and set it under a red or pink candle. If you dress the candle with oil first, the powder will cling to it.
3. Say the words. Speak your petition out loud as the candle burns, plainly and in your own voice. Psalm 45 is a traditional text to recite for love work if you want one.
4. Carry the work. Tuck the cooled petition and a pinch of powder into a red flannel mojo bag and keep it on your body, out of sight.
5. Trust your read. The tradition gives you the shape of the working; how often you feed the bag and when to let it rest is yours to feel out.

Come to Me sachet powder pairs with the oil, candle, and incense of the same formula, plus bags and herbs in working quantities.

• Come To Me Oil by Espiritu, 16 oz: the bulk oil for dressing client candles before the powder goes on.
• Come To Me Red Jar Candle: a seven-day burn for the same petition when the work needs to be held over a full week.
• Come To Me Powder Incense, 1 oz: burn it while petitions are written so the whole room carries the intention.
• Red Velveteen Bag, 4 x 5.5 Inches: a roomier bag for a petition, herbs, and a good pinch of powder.
• Pink Rose Petals, 2 oz: the classic love-drawing herb to layer into bags beside the powder.

How do I use sachet powder if I have never worked with one?

Start by dusting it on a petition paper. Write your intention, sprinkle a pinch of Come to Me sachet powder over the words, fold the paper toward you, and place it under a candle or in a mojo bag. Sachet powders are dry and finely milled, so a little goes a long way and nothing needs to be burned.

Is Come to Me sachet powder a Hoodoo product or a Vodou product?

Come to Me is a classic Hoodoo and botánica love drawing formula. This batch is made by Oungan & Manbos, a maker whose name honors Haitian Vodou clergy, so the formula and the maker come from neighboring but distinct traditions. Both are best learned from practitioners within the tradition rather than from a product page.

What is the difference between Come to Me and a general love powder?

Come to Me is aimed at a specific person, while a general love powder opens you to romance more broadly. If you have someone in mind and want them to move toward you, Come to Me is the traditional choice. If you are calling in love without a name attached, a Love or Attraction powder fits better.

Can I wear Come to Me sachet powder on my body?

Sachet powders are traditionally dusted on the body, and the maker lists this one as wearable. Patch-test a small amount on your inner arm first, keep it away from your eyes, and do not apply it to broken skin. It is for external use only and is never meant to be eaten or added to food or drink.

How is the 1 lb bag different from the 0.5 oz packet?

The 1 lb bag is the same Come to Me sachet powder in a working-practitioner quantity, for rootworkers who dress candles for clients, readers who fill mojo bags after sessions, and shop owners who repack by the half ounce. The 0.5 oz packet is the single-working size for one petition, one candle, and one bag.

How should I store a pound of sachet powder?

Keep the bag sealed, dry, and out of direct sun. Sachet powders clump when they meet moisture, so decant what you need into a small jar for the altar and keep the main bag closed. Stored this way, a pound of Come to Me sachet powder stays fine and workable through a long season of client work.