Love Breaker Oil by Espiritu, 2 Dram

A separation and release focus. Worked to loosen and dissolve a bond that has soured or run its course, this oil is the dressing reached for when a tie needs cutting so a heart can move on.

Made for releasing work. Its home is cord-cutting conjure: a black candle dressed, a cord anointed and parted, a petition marked to be free. For skin, dilute it in a carrier oil first.

A 2 dram sampler bottle. A small introductory size, enough to dress a candle or anoint a cord-cutting working and decide whether the blend belongs in your practice. Also offered as a 1 oz personal bottle and a 16 oz practitioner bottle.

• Volume: 2 dram (approximately 7.4 ml)
• Blend: proprietary Espiritu separation formula
• Use: ritual anointing of candles, cords, and petitions to release and dissolve an unwanted bond; dilute in a carrier oil for skin
• External use only. Not for ingestion. Keep out of reach of children.

Espiritu does not publish the full formula for this blend. Treat it as a blended fragrance oil: dilute it in a carrier oil such as jojoba or grapeseed before any skin contact, and patch test first. Contact us with sensitivity questions before ordering.

Separation work has a long and honest place in folk magic. Alongside all the spells to draw and sweeten love sit the workings to undo it, to cut a cord that has soured, to release a tie that drains more than it gives, or to help a heart finally let go of what is already over. A love breaker formula belongs to that releasing current: it is reached for when a bond needs loosening so that everyone involved can move freely on.

The ethical frame matters here. This kind of work is cleanest when aimed at your own ties, freeing yourself or asking to be freed from a connection that harms or holds you, rather than at tearing apart a relationship that is healthy and wanted by those in it. Used that way it is an act of release and self-respect. Dress and burn a candle as you name what you are letting go, anoint a cord-cutting working, or mark a petition to be free. As with all conjure, the oil focuses your intention; the freedom is something you walk into. It draws on folk separation practice without belonging to any single closed lineage.

• Spellwork: Use it in workings for releasing, banishing and uncrossing.
• Dressing a candle: Rub a drop or two onto the candle before you light it, to add your intention to the working.
• Candles and wax melts: Stir it into melted wax when you make candles or wax melts.
• A petition or sigil: Dab it on a petition paper, or use it to draw a sigil.
• Spell bags and jars: Add a few drops to a spell bag, charm or jar.
• Anointing a crystal or tool: Touch a drop to a crystal, wand or other tool.
• Doorways and windowsills: Trace a drop along a doorframe or windowsill.
• Blessing a new tool: Anoint a new crystal, wand or candle holder before its first use.
• New or full moon rituals: Use it to dress your candle or anoint yourself during a moon working.
• Meditation: Warm a drop in your oil warmer, or wear a diluted dab, before you sit.
• Holidays and sabbats: Use it to dress candles for seasonal celebrations.
• Everyday scent: Warm it in an oil warmer, or wear it diluted, for the fragrance alone.
• On skin: Wear it as a personal scent or for a glamour. Dilute it in a carrier oil such as jojoba or grapeseed, and patch test a small spot first.
• In an oil warmer: Fill the warmer's dish mostly with water and add one drop for a lighter scent. Don't use it in an ultrasonic diffuser, which needs essential oils.
• As a gift: A small bottle goes a long way, since most uses take a drop or two.
• How much and how to store it: A drop or two is enough for most uses. Fragrance oils hold up well, so you can keep the bottle with your other supplies with the cap on tight.

1. Name the bond. The tie you are ready to release.
2. Dress a black candle. Touch a few drops to it and burn it safely as you picture the cord loosening, never left unattended.
3. Cut the cord. Anoint a cord or thread, then part it cleanly.
4. Release the working. Let the candle burn down safely as you let go.
5. Walk forward. Cleanse yourself afterward, and store the oil cool and dark.

• Black Velveteen Bag: contain what you have released.
• Black Obsidian Tumbled Stones: a protective, releasing stone.
• Copal Oil: cleanse yourself afterward.
• Parchment Paper by Espiritu: write what you are letting go.

Should I buy the 2 dram, the 1 oz, or the 16oz?

Choose by how often you work with it. This 2 dram bottle is a sampler for a first meeting with the blend. The 1 oz suits steady personal practice, and the 16oz is the working bottle for those who work at scale or formulate from it. The blend is identical.

What is Love Breaker Oil used for?

Separation and release. Practitioners dress candles, anoint cord-cutting work, and mark petitions to loosen and dissolve a bond that has soured or run its course, freeing a heart to let go and move on.

Is it ethical to break up a couple?

This work is cleanest aimed at your own ties, freeing yourself from a bond that harms or holds you. Used to tear apart a healthy relationship wanted by those in it, it crosses into overriding others' will. Keep it to releasing what is genuinely yours to release.

How is it different from the love-drawing oils?

Love Breaker releases and cuts a bond, while drawing oils like Love Drawing Oil and Love Me Oil pull love toward you. Reach for this when the work is about letting go rather than calling in.

What is in the blend?

Espiritu keeps the formula proprietary, as is traditional for spell oils. Treat it as a blended fragrance oil: dilute it in a carrier before skin contact and patch test first. Its work lives in the ritual and your intention, not in any single named ingredient.