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Glamour Protection Herbal Blend Recipe-
🕑 Added 2024-10-04 21:09:42 +0000 UTCGood afternoon moon babes! Blessed Venus day! Today I wanted to share another herbal blend that I loveeee using when I am heavy in my glamours. This spell is to speicalially PROTECT the glamorous and work you are doing on yourself.
I find that a lot of time with glamour work and attraction work people often say they feel they are being spiritually attacked more, the evil eye is on them more and while things are going their way they have to deal with a lot of other mucky energy in the way as well. This should help that.
For this I am going to share a blend with you, I find that grinding this down into a powder or making this into a physical spell jar that you keep in your altar works best. If you are making a powder use this in ALL glamour rituals moving forward and if you have any jewelry you have already enchanted just sit them in a small amount of this powder blend.
Glamour Protection Herbal Blend Recipe-
-Dill - for evil eye protection
-Rose - to keep you stunning and shows topping but sharp as a thorn when need be.
-Clove - to dominate others and always have the “cards” be in your hands
-Cinnamon - to boost the energy of this spell and add protection and prosperity to your working.
-Star Anise - For overall better luck, aura protection and protection against psychic attacks and spiritual ones.
-Stinging Nettle - for protection and removal of negative forces.
-Angelica root - Removes curses or hexes that might have been sent your way, for this spell it can be due to your looks and success.
-Yarrow - to banish negativity surrounding you or is being sent towards you knowingly or unknowingly.
Let me know how you like this simple blend and how you guys want to use it! Like I said I personally love a bath in this and a herbal blend / spell jar! Set one up and see how it helps you out!
XOXO Anastasia
Comments
alexa brunett
I made this into an spelled oil and I love love love this herbal blend, thank you🖤
justinne
do you recommend any substitutions for dill? xx
