Jinx Breaker Anointing Oil, 2 Dram

An uncrossing and obstacle-clearing focus. Worked to break a jinx, lift a crossed condition, and clear the blocks standing in the road.

Made for anointing. A blended fragrance oil for dressing candles, marking thresholds and charms, and preparing yourself before a cleansing. For skin, dilute it in a carrier oil first.

A 2 dram sampler bottle. A small introductory size, enough to dress a candle and decide whether the blend belongs in your practice.

• Volume: 2 dram (approximately 7.4 ml)
• Blend: a proprietary jinx-breaking formula in the Hoodoo and folk magic tradition
• Use: ritual anointing of candles, charms, thresholds, and papers; dilute in a carrier oil for skin
• External use only. Not for ingestion. Keep out of reach of children.
• SKU: O2EJINB

The maker does not publish the full formula for this blend, as is traditional for condition oils. Treat it as a blended fragrance oil in an oil base: dilute it in a carrier oil such as jojoba or grapeseed before any skin contact, and patch test first. Contact Plentiful Earth with sensitivity questions before ordering.

Uncrossing is some of the oldest and most important work in Hoodoo, and the logic behind it is plain: no drawing work will take hold while a person is still crossed. The slate has to be cleared first. A jinx breaker belongs to that clearing, the first move rather than the last, and its particular emphasis is the breaking, the moment the block gives way.

Practitioners dress a candle with it and burn it while naming what they want broken, mark a threshold that trouble has been coming through, anoint a charm carried against ill will, or wear a diluted trace before a cleansing bath. The old sequence holds: clear first, draw second. Once the jinx is broken, the work turns to opening the roads and drawing in what was being kept out. Hoodoo is a living African American tradition; to go deeper with uncrossing work, learn from its own teachers and practitioners.

1. Name what you are breaking. Speak plainly what has been crossed and what you want cleared.
2. Dress a candle. Anoint a black or white candle, working away from yourself, the clearing direction, and burn it safely, never unattended.
3. Mark a threshold or a charm. Touch a trace to a doorway, or to a charm carried against ill will.
4. Anoint yourself, diluted, before a cleansing bath, working downward and away.
5. Follow with drawing work. Once the block is broken, work a road-opening or blessing formula so something better fills the space.

• Jinx Removing Oil by Espiritu, 2 Dram: the neighboring uncrossing condition, for comparison in your practice.
• Jinx Removing Sachet Powder, 0.5 oz: a dressing powder to dust the oiled candle.
• Road Opener 7-Day Jar Candle: the natural next step once the block is broken.
• White Sage Smudge Stick: clear the air of the room before the working.
• Unhexing and Jinx Removing by Donna Rose: a working reference for the uncrossing tradition.

What is a jinx breaker for?

Breaking a jinx: lifting a crossed condition, clearing the obstacles it put in your road, and opening the way again. It is clearing work rather than drawing work.

How is it different from Jinx Removing Oil?

They are neighbors in the same family of uncrossing conditions, with the emphasis worded differently: breaking a jinx versus removing it. Many practitioners keep one or the other, and some keep both.

Which direction do I work it?

Away from yourself, and downward. Clearing work moves things off and away, the reverse of a drawing formula, where you work upward and inward.

Can I put it on my skin?

Only diluted. Blend it into a carrier oil such as jojoba first and patch test on a small area. It is for external use only and never for ingestion.

What do I do after the clearing?

Follow with road-opening or blessing work. The old sequence is clear first and draw second, so something better fills the ground once the jinx is broken.