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Sweeten

Spanish name: Endulzamiento

For when someone has turned cold or hard toward you

Item: A-00168
Size: ½ fl oz (14.8 mL)
Intention: Love & Attraction, Peace & Home

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Note. For spiritual use and sold as a curio and novelty only. No specific result is claimed or guaranteed.

Ingredients: Mineral Oil, Fragrance, MCT Oil, Red 17, Violet 2.

Caution: For external use only. Keep out of reach of children. Keep away from open flame.

About this oil

Sweeten is the oil for getting back someone's good will. People reach for it after a falling-out: a sister who won't speak to them, a mother-in-law who finds fault with everything, a landlord or coworker who has turned cold. It is used to ask that person to ease up, listen, forgive and be kind again. Couples use it too, after a bad fight.

In Spanish it is Endulzamiento, the old custom of sweetening someone. Love Honey goes with the honey jar; Sweeten goes with sugar and cinnamon. A name on paper is buried in a dish of sugar on the altar, with two cinnamon sticks crossed on top. The oil is pink like its candle, the color of affection and making up.

Ways to use

With a written prayer or photo: Write the person's full name on paper. Put a drop on each corner and one in the center, fold it toward you, and bury it in a small dish of sugar on the altar. Keep that sugar apart from the kitchen.
On a candle: Put a few drops on a pink seven-day candle and set it beside the dish of sugar. When it burns out, light a new one for as long as you are asking.
On doors and windows: Before a relative or in-law comes to visit, put a drop at the top and on each side of the front door, asking that they come in with kind words.

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