Jinx Removing Sachet Powder, 0.5 oz

The uncrossing formula, in powder form. Worked to lift a jinx, break a streak of bad luck, and clear a crossed condition, the traditional aim of Hoodoo uncrossing work.

Made for dressing and dusting. Sprinkle it across a threshold, dust it into a mojo bag, dress an oiled candle with it, or mark papers and objects that need clearing.

A half-ounce working size. Fine, dressed powder in a small container, enough for a long run of workings since a pinch is the standard measure.

• Volume: 0.5 oz of fine sachet powder
• Blend: proprietary uncrossing formula in the Hoodoo tradition
• Use: dusting thresholds and surfaces, dressing oiled candles, filling mojo bags, marking papers
• External use only. Not for ingestion. Patch test before any skin contact, and keep out of reach of children.
• SKU: VPJINR

To be crossed, in Hoodoo, is to be under a jinx: work laid against you, a run of luck gone sour, doors closing for no reason you can name. Uncrossing is the answer to it, and sachet powders are one of the oldest ways the tradition delivers that answer. The powder is dressed with the intention, then laid where the condition lives: dusted across a threshold someone crossed with ill will, worked into a mojo bag, sprinkled on a candle already dressed with oil so the powder clings, or laid on a paper naming what you want lifted.

The old practice is direct about sequence. You clear first, then you draw. A jinx removing powder is the clearing half of that pair, and practitioners usually follow it with a drawing or blessing formula once the ground is open. Hoodoo is a living African American tradition; to go deeper with uncrossing work, learn from its own teachers and practitioners rather than from a label.

1. Name what you are lifting. Speak plainly what has been crossed and what you want cleared.
2. Dust a threshold. Sprinkle a light line of powder across a doorway or the corners of a room.
3. Dress a candle. Oil the candle first, then roll or sprinkle the powder onto it so it clings, and burn it safely, never unattended.
4. Fill a mojo bag. Add a pinch to a bag carried for clearing and protection.
5. Follow with drawing work. Once the ground is clear, work a blessing or drawing formula so something better fills the space.

• Jinx Removing Oil by Espiritu, 2 Dram: the same condition as an oil, to dress a candle before the powder.
• Jinx Removing 7-Day Jar Candle: a vigil candle to carry the uncrossing across a week.
• Jinx Removing Tea by Lady's Choice: the same condition worked as a bath or wash.
• Unhexing and Jinx Removing by Donna Rose: a working reference for the uncrossing tradition.
• White Sage Smudge Stick: clear the air of the room before you lay the powder.

What is sachet powder?

A fine, dressed powder used in Hoodoo to carry an intention where it needs to land: dusted on thresholds and surfaces, worked into mojo bags, or sprinkled onto a candle that has already been dressed with oil so the powder clings to it.

What is jinx removing for?

Uncrossing: lifting a jinx, breaking a run of bad luck, and clearing a crossed condition off a person, a place, or an object. It is clearing work rather than drawing work.

How much do I use?

A pinch is the traditional measure. A half ounce supplies a long run of workings, since the powder is meant to be laid in traces rather than poured.

Can I put it on my skin?

Some practitioners dust sachet powders on the body, but this is a ritual product rather than a cosmetic. It is for external use only, never for ingestion, and you should patch test on a small area first if you intend any skin contact.

What do I do after the clearing?

Follow with drawing or blessing work. The old sequence is to clear first and draw second, so that something better fills the ground once the crossed condition is lifted.