Banishing oil/alejate de mi

Banishing Oil is a powerful blend that can help you get rid of annoying habits, harmful people, unhealthy situations, and any type of negative energy that is affecting you. It can also be used as a means to block or shield you from undesirable visitors. It is ideal for removing hexes, spells, and curses. It comes in a ½ oz. glass bottle.

What does Banishing Oil do:

• Dispel negative and bad energy.
• Remove hexes, spells, and curses.
• Create a protective shield against unwanted visitors and advances.
• Help end undesirable habits, toxic situations, and unhealthy relationships.

What are the ingredients in Banishing Oil:

Banishing Oil is made with lemon, angelica, wormwood, basil, rue, and several other very potent herbs and oils.

How to use Banishing Oil:

There are a number of methods for using Banishing Oil. It can be applied on your divination and altar tools. It can be anointed on doors or windows and dabbed onto talismans, amulets, and jewelry. Mix a few drops in a gallon of water and use this as a floor wash. If you have an undesirable roommate, take some Banishing Oil and rub down their doorknob. Banishing Oil can even be used in the workplace. Anoint some on your desk or dab a bit in an area where a pesty co-worker will come into contact with it.

How to use Banishing Oil in a Spell or Ritual:

u will need angelica root, devils shoestring, cherry bark, devils claw, eucalyptus, lavender,basil and rue (ruda) and a black candle u will anoint it with Banishing Oil by rubbing the oil down the candle towards its base. The herbs u will use them to dress your candle and around the candle . Write your petition on a piece of paper (whatever you would like to be rid of - be very specific)! On that paper, use some Banishing Oil to make the shape of a cross. Place your candle in a candle holder and then place this on top of your petition.  When ready, light the candle and recite either Psalm 7 or 9.  After the candle has finished burning, take what is left, including your petition, and leave it at a crossroads (intersection).