Spell Breaker oil 4 dram

• A named uncrossing oil. Blended to one aim: breaking what was laid.
• 4 dram bottle. The classic purpose-oil size, about half an ounce.
• For dressing and anointing. Candles, charms, petitions, and thresholds.
• External use only. A fragrance blend, not an essential oil.

• Spell Breaker anointing oil, 4 dram (approximately 1/2 oz)
• A blended fragrance oil, not an essential oil
• External use only; patch test before any skin contact and discontinue if irritation occurs
• Keep away from children and pets; store cool and dark

Named-purpose oils are one of conjure's oldest conveniences: a blend built around a single aim, kept ready for the day that aim is needed. Spell Breaker belongs to the uncrossing family, the working of lifting a jinx or crossed condition and breaking the hold of what was laid against you. Dressing a candle with the oil fixes the aim to the flame; anointing a charm or petition paper carries it into the work; a touch at a threshold marks the boundary where the breaking holds. Practitioners traditionally follow breaking work with a cleansing bath and then protection, so the cleared ground does not stand empty. The oil focuses your own intention rather than acting on its own; the breaking is a working you do, with the oil as its signature.

1. Dress a candle. Anoint an uncrossing or reversing candle, stroking away from yourself as breaking work traditionally runs.
2. Anoint the work. Touch the oil to a charm, petition paper, or bottle built for the breaking.
3. Mark the threshold. A drop at a doorway sets the line where the condition ends.
4. Follow through. Close with cleansing and then protection, and store the bottle cool, dark, and tightly capped.

• Reversing 7-Day Jar Candle: the sustained vigil to dress for a multi-day breaking.
• Reversible Pillar Candle, 9": a black-over-red pillar for the same work in one sitting.
• Florida Water: the cleansing that follows the breaking.
• White Sage Smudge Stick: clear the space before and after.

What is Spell Breaker oil for?

Uncrossing work: breaking a jinx, a crossed condition, or a working laid against you. It dresses the candles, charms, and petitions that carry the breaking.

Is it an essential oil?

No. It is a blended fragrance purpose oil, made for dressing and anointing, for external use only.

Can I put it on my skin?

It is made for dressing objects. If you anoint skin, patch test a small spot first and discontinue if any irritation occurs.

How do I dress a candle for breaking work?

A light coat, stroking away from yourself, naming what you are breaking as you work. Then burn the candle safely and follow with cleansing and protection.