Stop Evil oil 4 dram

• A named protection oil. Blended to one aim: stopping harm at the line.
• 4 dram bottle. The classic purpose-oil size, about half an ounce.
• For dressing and anointing. Candles, charms, petitions, and doorways.
• External use only. A fragrance blend, not an essential oil.

• Stop Evil 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

Stop Evil belongs to the protective family of named-purpose oils in conjure and botanica practice: blends kept ready for the day harm needs turning away. Where reversing sends a working back and uncrossing lifts one already laid, Stop Evil holds the line, dressed onto the candles, charms, and thresholds that ward a person or a home. A protection candle dressed with it carries the aim in its flame; a doorway touched with it marks where unwanted influence stops. Practitioners pair it naturally with cleansing first, so the ward is set on clear ground. The oil focuses your own intention rather than acting on its own; the protection is a working you keep, with the oil as its signature.

1. Dress a candle. Anoint a protection candle, naming what you are keeping out.
2. Anoint the ward. Touch the oil to a charm, petition, or protective bottle.
3. Mark the doorway. A drop at the threshold sets the line where harm stops.
4. Keep it kindly. Store cool, dark, and tightly capped between workings.

• Protection Ritual Candle: the natural candle to dress with it.
• Black 7-Day Jar Candle: a sustained protective vigil for the week.
• Railroad Spike: iron to anoint and set where the boundary holds.
• Florida Water: the cleansing that comes before the ward.

What is Stop Evil oil for?

Protective work: dressing the candles, charms, and thresholds that turn harm and ill will away from a person or a home.

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 is it different from an uncrossing oil?

Uncrossing lifts a condition already laid; Stop Evil wards against what has not yet arrived. Many practitioners keep both on the shelf.