Kiss Me Quick Oil, 2 Dram

A love-drawing condition. Worked in the Hoodoo tradition to draw affection and attraction toward you and to sweeten a connection.

Sweet strawberry and pink sugar. A frankly sweet scent, in the tradition of love oils that are meant to be worn as much as worked.

A 2 dram sampler bottle. Enough to dress a candle, anoint a petition, or wear a little. Also offered in a 4 dram working size.

• Volume: 2 dram (approximately 7.4 ml)
• Blend: a love-drawing condition oil in the Hoodoo tradition
• Scent: sweet strawberry and pink sugar
• A blended fragrance oil, not an essential oil
• Use: dressing candles and petitions, anointing charms, or wearing as a perfume oil
• External use only. Not for ingestion. Dilute for skin and patch test first. Keep out of reach of children.

The full formula is not published, as is traditional for condition oils. Treat it as a blended fragrance oil: dilute it in a carrier oil such as jojoba before any extended skin contact, and patch test first. Contact us with sensitivity questions before ordering.

Love-drawing work is one of the oldest corners of the conjure shelf, and Kiss Me Quick sits squarely in it: a sweet condition worked to draw affection near, to make a person warmer toward you, and to speed a connection that has been slow to catch. The sweetness of the scent is part of the working, in the same logic as honey jars and sugar bowls, where sweetening a thing is how you turn it kindly toward you.

The honest and the kinder way to work any love condition is to aim it at your own magnetism and at a connection both people actually want, rather than at overriding a particular person's choice. Drawing work that respects free will keeps the outcome freely met, which is the only kind worth having. Hoodoo is a living African American tradition; to go deeper with love work, learn from its own teachers and practitioners.

1. Name what you are drawing. The warmth, the attention, the connection you hope to quicken.
2. Dress a candle. Anoint a red or pink candle toward yourself, the drawing direction, and burn it safely, never unattended.
3. Anoint a petition. Write what you are drawing and touch the oil to the paper.
4. Wear a little, diluted and patch tested, as a perfume oil at the pulse points.
5. Store it cool and dark, and let your own practice set the rhythm.

• Kiss Me Quick, 4 Dram: the same condition in the working size.
• Come To Me Oil: the neighboring drawing condition, for comparison in your practice.
• Pink Lover Candle: the candle for love work, to dress with the oil.
• Pink Rose Petals, 1 oz: the classic love flower, to add to the working.
• Parchment Paper by Espiritu: write the petition the oil will dress.

What is Kiss Me Quick for?

Love-drawing: drawing affection and attraction toward you, sweetening a connection, and quickening something that has been slow to catch.

What does it smell like?

Sweet strawberry and pink sugar. Frankly candy-sweet, which is in keeping with the sweetening logic of this kind of love work.

Can I wear it?

Yes, many people do, as a perfume oil at the pulse points. Dilute it and patch test a small area first, since it is a fragrance oil rather than a formulated skin product.

Does it override someone's free will?

It need not, and the kinder way to work it does not. Aim it at your own magnetism and at a connection both people want, rather than at compelling one specific person. Freely met outcomes are the only ones worth having.

Is this an essential oil?

No. It is a blended fragrance oil, made as a ritual condition oil rather than a single-botanical extract.