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A collection of categorized links for your Yule needs! What is Yule? [X] Yule is celebrated on slightly different days depending on who you ask, but the broad spectrum is: December 20th to January 1st.

 The basics:

Elements, foods, crystals and more! / Yule correspondences

Celebrating Yule

Yule: A very merry sabbat

Yule - ‘tis the season

Yule practices

50 Yuleisms

Yule Crafts:

Yule potpourri recipe

Witch balls / more witch balls

A twelve-herb sachet for Yule

Mini herb wreaths

Yule log

Yule craft ideas

Pine protection balm

Dried orange slices

Yule Recipes:

Herbal shortbread

Bread dipping oil

Chocolate yule log

Yuletide muesli

Yule tea

Yule Punch

Non-alcoholic mulled wine

Winter sabbat wine

Yule Spells:

Merry Yule jar spell / Let it snow! jar spell

Yule bath spell

Blessed Yule - For a positive holiday season

Spell for a happy family gathering

Happiness sachet for winter

Holiday home blessings

Bringing in the season

Yule Tarot Spreads:

Yule spread (3 card)

Tarot spread for Yule (3 card)

Winter solstice spread (3 card)

Yule reflection + advice spread (5 card)

A Yuletime tarot spread (6 card)

Other:

Music ideas / Yule playlist / Winter witch playlist

Altar/celebration ideas / Yule altar guide

Yule plants / Mistletoe Lore

Yule oils/incense / Yule incense

Emoji spell for a merry Yule

I have recently found my craft name and I’m absolutely in love with it!! I went through many methods of trying to find mine, in this post I will show multiple ways you can go about finding your craft name, and not in only the way I found it. I hope this helps you all out!! Bless

Corresponding Names:

One way to go find you craft name is to find names that corresponds to things normally found in witchcraft/wiccan/pagan. For example:

Herbs: Rosemary, Sage, Willow, Bay, Valerian, etc.

Animals: Wolf, Owl, Bear, Raven, Snake, Tiger, etc.

Elements: Rain (water), Tornado (air), Amber (fire), Clay (earth), etc.

Celestial: Venus, Moon, Star, etc.

Crystals: Ruby, Emerald, Jasper, Crystal, etc.

Creatures: Dragon, Phoenix, Mermaid, etc.

Gods/Goddess: Thor, Aphrodite, Artemis, etc.

OR you can combined!!: RubyMoon, SageTornado, SnakeMoon, etc.

Birth Number:

Another way to find your craft name is finding one that corresponds with your birth number!! This mean that the number of the craft name matches your birth number. This is how you find your birth number!

Say your birthday is May 27, 1998. So, your numbers are 5271998. Now add them all together! 5+2+7+1+9+9+8=41. Now take those two numbers, in this case 4 and 1 and add them together. 4+1=5. Your birth number, in this case, is 5!

Now, you will use the key below to find the sum of the name you have found.

1 = A, J, S

2 = B, K, T

3 = C, L, U

4 = D, M, V

5 = E, N, W

6 = F, O, X

7 = G, P, Y

8 = H, Q, Z

9 = I, R

Let’s use my name for example, Tempest! So you would take the number that corresponds with each letter and add it together. For Tempest it would be 2547512. Now you will do the same thing you did with your birth date, add those numbers together. 2+5+4+7+5+1+2= 27. Then add this two numbers (2 and 7) which for me would be 9.

If the name you found doesn’t match your birth number then try other names you like! Or try a different method.

Magick Methods:

You can use divination to find your name! Ask your tarot, ask your pendulum, use your runes, use scrying, use automatic writing, and any way you are most comfortable with!! These are good and somewhat simple ways to find your name!

You can meditate/envision your craft name!! Bring yourself into a meditative state and just clear your mind and your craft name can very much come to you in your head. As well as your dreams!! If there is a name that you remember or sticks to you in your dreams it probably means something and you should take it into consideration!!

Pay attention! Maybe you are seeing a name consistently throughout your days, and you may not notice it but if you pay attention you could find a name that is surrounding you. Be aware. Pay attention. You got this!!

Research+Feeling!!!

This is how I found mine out!!! I tried all of the methods above but this one is what felt most comfortable for me. So what I did is I found something that I love in witchcraft, something I am connected to or use a lot. I love the weather, so I looked up names that corresponded with the weather and names of different weather conditions. For example; rain and windy and stormy and lighting, etc. I researched and researched until I got the feeling! I felt so drawn to my craft name when I read it. I felt my heart tingle and I fell in love with the name. Thats how I knew it was the one for me!

Feeling!

Finally, you can just simply use feeling. Research, do all of the methods above, do ANYTHING until you found a name that just fits you or makes you feel more like yourself. It may take days or it may take minutes.

DON’T DOUBT YOURSELF

If it feels right, ITS RIGHT!! Don’t try and second guess because you feel as though there is something better. If it comes to you, don’t let it go out the other ear, pay attention, listen to it, consider it!

Hello! I recommend using a bullet journal style so you keep a table of contents in the front, and anytime you add a new entry you can just add it to the TOC. That way you don’t have to worry about planning out different sections of your grimoire. Many of my grimoire pages are simply copied down from tumblr posts or other places on the internet. I just make sure to write down a note of where I got the info from, for when I share pics of my grimoire. (I don’t share pics of other people’s info I copied down, unless they’ve given me permission! And it’s easy to forget which are my original pages and which are copied, so I just like to keep track.)

I’ll give you a list of my TOC so you can get an idea of what info is in my grimoire. I’ve bolded the ones I reference the most!

Some Grimoire Ideas

When Writing Spells

Moon Phases & Full Moons

Crystals & Their Correspondences

Tarot Cheat Sheets

Planetary Days (from The Body Astrologer – highly recommend her blog! You have to enter your email to view her posts but it’s SO worth it.)

Astrological Symbols

My Birth Chart

Celtic Runes

Sigils

Wheel of the Year & Sabbats

Essential Oils & Their Correspondences

Actions As Offerings To Planets

Tarot Card Numbers Meanings

Crystal Shapes

Quotes Representing The Major Arcana

Witchcraft 101: Where Do I Start?

Witchcraft 101: Tools & Terminology

Witchcraft 101: Intent & Visualization

Witchcraft 101: Tools By Element

Witchcraft 101: The Best Time For…

Witchcraft 101: Cleansing & Charging

Daily Witch Things

Palmistry Guide

Planets & Their Correspondences

Constellations

Retrogrades

Healing Chakra Imbalances

Candles - Color Correspondences

How To Celebrate The New Moon

Seasonal Transitions

A to Z Crystal Meanings (which I am slowly illustrating <3)

Co-Star Astrology Natal Chart

Meditation

Grounding With Other Elements

Fairy-Like Habits & Self-Care Tips

Witchy Things For Service Industry

Herbs & Their Magical Uses

What Placements To Check For Zodiac Posts

Astrological Signs Explained (Planets)

Fighting Depression Fatigue

What To Do When Shit Feels Bad

Zodiac Signs Explained

Some Things To Keep Track Of As A Witch

Depression Witchcraft & Tips

Want to create a religion for your fictional world? Here are some references and resources!

General:

General Folklore

Various Folktales

Heroes

Weather Folklore

Trees in Mythology

Animals in Mythology

Birds in Mythology

Flowers in Mythology

Fruit in Mythology

Plants in Mythology

Folktales from Around the World

Africa:

Egyptian Mythology

African Mythology

More African Mythology

Egyptian Gods and Goddesses

The Gods of Africa

Even More African Mythology

West African Mythology

All About African Mythology

African Mythical Creatures

Gods and Goddesses

The Americas:

Aztec Mythology

Haitian Mythology

Inca Mythology

Maya Mythology

Native American Mythology

More Inca Mythology

More Native American Mythology

South American Mythical Creatures

North American Mythical Creatures

Aztec Gods and Goddesses

Asia:

Chinese Mythology

Hindu Mythology

Japanese Mythology

Korean Mythology

More Japanese Mythology

Chinese and Japanese Mythical Creatures

Indian Mythical Creatures

Chinese Gods and Goddesses

Hindu Gods and Goddesses

Korean Gods and Goddesses

Europe:

Basque Mythology

Celtic Mythology

Etruscan Mythology

Greek Mythology

Latvian Mythology

Norse Mythology

Roman Mythology

Arthurian Legends

Bestiary

Celtic Gods and Goddesses

Gods and Goddesses of the Celtic Lands

Finnish Mythology

Celtic Mythical Creatures

Gods and Goddesses

Middle East:

Islamic Mythology

Judaic Mythology

Mesopotamian Mythology

Persian Mythology

Middle Eastern Mythical Creatures

Oceania:

Aboriginal Mythology

Polynesian Mythology

More Polynesian Mythology

Mythology of the Polynesian Islands

Melanesian Mythology

Massive Polynesian Mythology Post

Maori Mythical Creatures

Hawaiian Gods and Goddesses

Hawaiian Goddesses

Gods and Goddesses

Creating a Fantasy Religion:

Creating Part 1

Creating Part 2

Creating Part 3

Creating Part 4

Fantasy Religion Design Guide

Using Religion in Fantasy

Religion in Fantasy

Creating Fantasy Worlds

Beliefs in Fantasy

Some superstitions:

Africa:

Ancient Egypt: the Mythology

Egyptian Gods

Legendary Monsters of Africa

The Americas:

Aztec Mythology

Incan Mythology

Haitian Mythology

Mayan Mythology

Asia:

Chinese Mythology

Japanese Mythology

Korean Mythology

Hindu Mythology

Japanese Folklore and Mythology

Chinese Mythology

Europe:

Encyclopedia of Greek Mythology

The Olympians

Women in Greek Myths

Greek Mythology

More Greek Mythology

Even More Greek Mythology

Greek/Roman Mythology

Germanic Myths, Legends, and Sagas

Norse Mythology

The Muse

Creepy Irish Creatures

Irish Folklore

Norse Mythology

Arthurian Mythology

Celtic Mythology

Latvian Mythology

Norse Gods, Goddesses, and More

A Celtic Pantheon

Welsh Gods and Goddesses

Celtic Deities

Werewolf Legends from Germany

Welsh Deities

Celtic Gods and Goddesses

Oceanic:

Australian Mythology

Polynesian Mythology

General:

Ancient Myth and Magic

Massive List of Mythological Creatures

Mythical Creatures

Hairy Hominids

Cryptozoology

Mysterious Beings, Monsters, and Creatures

Amulets and Good Luck Charms A - Z

Modern Monsters

Myths and Legends

Folklore and Mythology (2)

More Links

Folklore, Myth, and Legend

Names of Gods and Goddesses

Hello darlings! Today I really want to talk about magical waters. I’ll start with simple waters, then one ingredient waters, and then composite waters. Waters is pretty much anything like water that is used magically, so it ranges from storm water to tobacco and damiana tincture, and other stuff. Any of these can be collected whenever is convenient, but I added the time to collect them to make them more potent.

Natural Waters

Rain Water:

Rain water can be used for any spell to make it more potent, but it is a useful tool in peace magic, to quell anger, to relax, and for dream magic. Collect whenever you want.

Storm Water:

Storm water can be either protective or offensive. Use it to wash down your doors to protect you from hexes, and wash your tools with it to amplify their power. You can use it in any hexes or curses you want. To amplify it, add rusty nails to it and let turn rusty. Collect on a waxing gibbous moon.

Swamp Water:

Can be used in works for binding, hexing, or cloaking. Use when wanting to cause illness. Annoint yourself with swamp water to make yourself unnoticeable to others. Colelct on the dark moon (second new moon of the month) or on the new moon.

Marsh Water:

Marsh water is almost the same as swamp water, but it is more suitable for cloaking than other things. It can also be used for cleansing negative energies. Colelct on waning crescent moon.

Hail Water:

Hail water is melted hailstones. Use it for protection or hexing. Similar to storm water, but more aggressive. Use when you want to break sojmeone, or when you wish to cause physical harm. Collect during a full moon for best results.

Salt Water:

Salt water can be used for cleansing and protection from negativity. Simply add salt to water.

Sea Water:

Use sea water in works involving the psyche, or in hexing. It can also be used for cleansing. I use it to work with demonic forces as well. Collect on a new moon.

Lake Water:

Lake water is amazing in works concerning emotions, love, memories, or past life regressions. Boil it and drink it to enhance attempts for past life regressions. Collect on waxing moon.

Pond Water:

Use when wanting to bind someone, or to limit their horizons. Keep a flower vase with pond water in it on a table to silence a conversation to those not sitting at it. Collect on a dark moon.

Spring Water:

Spring water is super versatile. Use it instead of tap water.

Dew:

Dew can allow the witch to cast powerful glamours for beauty and youth. It is an important ingredient in love potions. Collect at sunrise during a waxing or full moon.

Self Water:

Fancy word for spit or urine. This one is a little nasty, but it is to be used whenever a spell needs to be tied to the caster.

Simples

Sun Water:

Bask any sort of water in the sun for a full day. Use it for cleansing, to bring positivity into a space, or for glamours of youth.

Moon Water:

Used to power up any spell. Let water sit in the light of a full moon for a full night.

Tobacco Water:

Steep tobacco into water for a week in the fridge. When strained, mix with 100 proof vodka, about 1.5 parts water for 1 part vodka. Use it to cleanse or to offer to spirits when working with them. Can be used to cause addiction in a person.

Saffron Water:

Steep saffron into water and mix 1 part water with 1 part vodka. Use to raise winds by sprinkling it in the air, or rub on your lips before whistling and raising storms.

Rose Water:

Use for love, glamours, and beauty. Steep fresh rose petals in vodka for a period of 4 weeks, and then extract all the liquid from the petals by pressing them until they have lost their color. Cut with 0.5 part water.

Orange Blossom Water:

Use for joy, beauty, cleansing, and sunshine. Prepare in the same way as the rose water.

Lilac Water:

Use lilac water for sleep, dream magic, spirit work, and cleansing. Prepare in the same way you would prepare the other flower waters.

Apple Blossom Water:

Create this by the same manner as the three flower waters above. Use for protection, love, and beauty.

Holly Water:

Holly water is to be used to protect your family. It will prick at intruders, or unwelcomed guests. It will also allow you to always have knoledge of the safety of your family. Simply steep holly leaves in water and mix with vodka. Do not ingest this, as it is poisonous.

Composites

All Bite no Bark Water:

A powerful water used for protection of a space. Mix together storm water, hair of a black dog, dirt of a grave, the ashes of psalm 7, rose thorns, teeth of a canidae, and three holly berries. Pour around a room which you wish to protect, or water protective plants to give their produce an aggressive kick. This water will protect a space with the ferocity of a rabid dog, and will not warn before attacking.

Fiery Wall of Protection Water:

Mix together sun water with three hot peppers, red brick dust, pottasium nitrate (saltpeter), sulfur, and blackthorn pricks. Another like the above, but more passive. Attacker might suffer a rash after encountering it.

Pitch Water:

Use pitch water to stop someone from making any progress. Mix together water from a swamp, gum arabic or acacia, charcoal dust, and chapparal. It can also be used to dissorient. Fair warning, this water is hella sticky.

Fuck Off Water:

Mix together sumac, apple seeds, thorns of a blackberry, cloves and storm water. Use it to repel unwanted people.

Goodbye Lover Water:

Mix together sea water, sumac, cloves, poppy seeds, thorns of a cactus, petals of a hibiscus flower, and saltpeter. Use it to get rid of unwanted courters or lovers, or to make two people break up.

If you have trouble sleeping, place a glass of water next to your bed. Enchant it with the phrase “shall I be restless or anxious, the water shall absorb such energy”. Don’t drink the water and in the morning dump the water down the drain saying “restlessness, I bid you farewell, tonight I shall sleep well”. Repeat as necessary. Hope this helps.

Throughout history and our legends, Witches and Wizards were the crazy men and women that lived on the outskirts of the village. Their craft was wild and strange to those that lived in the village, but, nonetheless, people would seek after their wisdom of the land, the plants, the local spirits, and for wisdom or guidance in their path. These men and women, often bachelors, would know the ins and outs of the region and often went walking alone. 

Today, our villages are less rustic and more like local towns, and suburbs. But one can still be a Local Witch, and develop special connections with the land you call home. 

Become a Local Witch: 

Learn Local Lore Folktales, legends, and even tall tales develop the culture of a town or area. Learn these. Retell them over summer campfires, and over drinks with friends. People will start to LOVE your stories. 

Start Frequenting locally owned shops and stores Develop connections and relationships with the owners and those that work there every day. Learn their names, and introduce yourself after visiting more often. Supporting locally owned shops helps small business owners and provides nourishment to your community. This is putting down roots, and develops your connection with the people that shape your town.

Find a Local Bookstore This is an extension of 1 and 2. Locally owned bookstores always have a Local Writers, Local Plants, and Local History sections. Ask inside where these sections are, and start devouring these books. Not only will you be supporting a local shop, but you have a direct source of helpful information. Oftentimes, employees and owners also know a lot of Lore. Talk to them about what you’re interested in learning. They probably have some hidden gems of information. 

Learn about your Indigenous Plants Start researching and learning about the flora that grows locally, learn their lore, their uses, and magical or folklore associations. If Natives from your area used these plants, find out how. Learn where these plants grow and research local foraging. If you’ve never foraged, see if you can find a local group that can serve as helpful guides to stay safe. Never ingest anything unless you are SURE. 

Start a local Plant Grimoire Keep dried presses of flowers and plants in it, draw and diagram to help you remember what they look like. 

Learn about the indigenous animals Research their folklore and mythology. Start finding out what they eat, and what their habitats are. (Safely) Do your part to help foster their growth and health. This could be making insect houses to help local endangered pollinators, or leaving out special birdseed for endangered bird species in the area. (Safely) Start interacting with the non-aggressive species and leave them treats. This is great for birds, deer, rabbits, moles, chipmunks, hedgehogs, etc 

Join local Conservation Projects  Getting directly involved in wildlife conservation strengthens our spiritual and natural ties to the land we call our home. Taking personal responsibility and interest in it’s stewardship is honoring the spirits of the land, and the Gods. 

Use Google Maps while exploring parks, or protected open spaces to drop pins and places where you find animal habitats or useful plants for foraging. 

Herbal Remedies for Cold and Flu Season

1. DIY Elderberry Thyme syrup – elderberry has been used for centuries in healing because it provides immune support (and has long been thought to banish negative energy). Can be taken both preventatively and to shorten the course of a cold. 

2. DIY Cough Drops – these cute cough drops are made with tea and honey to sooth an irritated throat. The original blogger chose hibiscus tea for the taste, but consider using one of the herbal teas she lists at the bottom for a more healing herbal remedy.

3. Lemon, Honey, and Ginger in a Jar – a traditional and internet favorite, this mixture turns into a jelly for when your throat needs serious soothing. Honey has been used for millennia to heal a variety ailments, just be sure to keep this away from infants. 

I’m compiling a list of resources for planetary retrogrades, since they can be really stressful times for people, and I hope the information below will provide some insight. Note: Some articles have dates listed for previous retrogrades (but still have valuable information), but I have included planetary retrograde calendars for 2018 (mostly up to 2020, but some go further), so double check the dates depending on what year it is. 

What are Planetary Retrogrades?

Retrogrades are Good

stop freaking out about retrogrades

If you have retrograde planets in your natal chart

on making retrogrades work for you

Preparing for Retrograde

Planetary Retrogrades and their meanings

What the retrogrades feel like

Retrogrades – What is being internalized?

Retrograde Planets

Read Between the Charts: Planets in Retrograde 

Retrograde in Astrology: Part 1 & Part 2

Take Care Not To…

Tarot Spread: How to Survive the Retrograde (for all planets)

Retrograde Aftermath Tarot Spread

Retrograde Reminder

2018 Planetary Retrograde Calendar

Visible Planets Retrograde 2009 - 2020

Mercury Retrograde:

How to Survive Mercury Retrograde

Mercury Retrograde

Mercury in Retrograde: How it influences your Mercury sign

A Survival Guide to: Mercury Retrograde

things to be mindful of during Mercury Retrograde based on your rising sign

A Message from Mercury Retrograde

Is it Mercury Retrograde?

If So here’s some magick to help:

protection from Mercury Retrograde

for protection on the Internet

draw a circle of protection around yourself

avoid people with poor judgement

break curses, hexes, and jinxes placed on you by others

Tarot Spreads for Mercury Retrograde

A Tarot Guide Through Mercury Retrograde 

Banishing Mercury Retrograde Chaos

2009 - 2071 Mercury Retrograde Calendars

Venus Retrograde:

Venus Retrograde Lessons

5 Things Venus Retrograde May Shift In Your Life

A Quick Venus Retrograde Lesson

Let’s Talk About Venus Retrograde

Venus Retrograde Throughout the Houses

2018 Venus Retrograde Calendar

**No Venus Retrograde in 2019**

2020 Venus Retrograde Calendar

Mars Retrograde:

Mars Retrograde

Mars Retrograde – Be Careful of Your Actions: 5 Do’s & Don’ts

Everything That You Ever Wanted To Know About Mars Retrograde

The Red Planet Retrogrades

2018 Mars Retrograde Guide

2016 - 2019 Mars Retrograde Calendar

2020 Mars Retrograde Calendar

Jupiter Retrograde:

Understanding Astrology: Jupiter Retrograde

How to use Jupiter Retrograde to Improve Your Karma

Effects of Retrograde Jupiter

Jupiter Retrograde

About Jupiter Retrograde

2018 Jupiter Retrograde Calendar

2019 Jupiter Retrograde Calendar

2020 Jupiter Retrograde Calendar

Saturn Retrograde:

Understanding Astrology: Saturn Retrograde

Saturn Retrograde

Saturn Natal & Transiting Retrogrades

Notes on Saturn

Saturn Retrograde be like…

Saturn Retrograde Cheat Sheet

2018 Saturn Retrograde Calendar

2019 Saturn Retrograde Calendar

2020 Saturn Retrograde Calendar

Uranus Retrograde:

Uranus Retrograde

Serendipity Astrolovers: Uranus Retrograde

Understanding Astrology: Uranus Retrograde

How to Succeed under Uranus Retrograde: What You Resist, Persists

Lunar Insight: Uranus Retrograde

Perks of Uranus Retrograde

Uranus Retrograde Calendar 1927 - 2025

Neptune Retrograde:

5 Reasons Neptune Retrograde Rules

Neptune Retrograde

Intro to Astrology: Neptune Retrograde

Neptune Retrograde

2016 - 2019 Uranus, Neptune, & Pluto Retrograde Calendar 

Pluto Retrograde:

Pluto and its Retrograde

Pluto Retrograde

Intro to Astrology: Pluto Retrograde

Pluto Natal & Transiting Retrogrades

Pluto Going Retrograde

Pluto Retrograde

Needed:

A candle, preferably red or orange. You may also use a candle in a color that you feel represents you well. Use a larger candle if you have one, so that it will last longer.

Something to carve symbols or words into the candle

Any uplifting oils or oils to increase confidence, such as cedar, cinnamon, bergamot, basil, eucalyptus, rose geranium, juniper, lemon, orange, rosemary, or sandalwood (optional/if available)

Paper and a pen

A flame-proof dish

Cast a circle. Prepare the candle by carving symbols and/or words that represent the self, strength, and confidence. Carve these all up and down the candle. You may also anoint it with oils, if desired. When anointing the candle, start from the top and bottom of the candle and move inwards toward the center, as you are aiming to draw something into yourself. Light the candle and sit before it, and take a few moments to visualize its light filling you. Write down the word “confidence” onto a small piece of paper. Hold it up and say:

By this candle burning bright And by this chant that I recite I fill myself with strength and light New confidence I now ignite

Set the paper on fire with the candle’s flame and quickly put it into the flame-proof dish. Imagine yourself as a strong and confident person. Picture yourself in a variety of situations being self-assured and confident. Assert and affirm the change in yourself. You may choose to recite or write down a worded affirmation, such as:

I’m confident and strong and free, just the way that I should be.

For when someone has wronged you and you’re ready to cut them from your life.

💋Gather paper, a pen, lemon juice, and water.

💋Write down their name and how they wronged you on slips of paper.

💋Write down (and speak if you like) what you hope will happen to them.

💋Tear up paper, place at bottom of cup.

💋Add lemon juice “I remove all the sourness you brought to my life and any sourness you would’ve brought in any future”.

💋Add water and stir. “I wash away your ill-affects and ill wishes”.

💋Flush down the toilet.

A collection of correspondences that relate to various Lush bath and shower products. Click “keep reading” for the entire list. 

*Please note, hair products and some seasonal products are not listed.*

Bath Bombs

Avobath - avocado, lemongrass, bergamot

love, lust, beauty, prosperity, protection, memory, success, restful sleep, psychic development

Big Blue - lavender, lime

peace, relaxation, restful sleep, cleansing, healing, protection

Blackberry - bergamot, frankincense

courage, strength, memory, restful sleep, prosperity, success, cleansing, protection, meditation

Butterball - vanilla

love, lust, energy

Dragon’s Egg - bergamot, lemon

energy, happiness, strength, memory, success, restful sleep, prosperity, cleansing

Fizzbanger - apples, cinnamon

love, friendship, healing, spirituality, success, protection, power, luck, strength, prosperity

Frozen - neroli, rose

joy, happiness, confidence, courage, relaxation, love, healing

Guardian Of The Forest - cypress, oakmoss

tranquility, protection, grounding, earth energy

Ickle Baby Bot - lavender, chamomile, sandalwood

relaxation, peace, healing, protection, restful sleep, meditation, divination

Intergalactic - peppermint, vetivert, cedarwood

healing, cleansing, restful sleep, prophetic dreams, prosperity, attraction, confidence, strength, power

Lava Lamp - mandarin, tangerine, orange

energy, strength, vitality, happiness, inspiration, joy, beauty

Lover Lamp - vanilla, orange

love, lust, energy, happiness, joy, beauty 

Metamorphosis - black pepper, myrrh

banishing, grounding, absorbing negative energy, protection, cleansing, meditation, healing, peace, psychic development, increased power

Over And Over - lime, fennel, cypress

cleansing, strength, vitality, tranquility, protection

Pink - lavender, vanilla, neroli, tonka

joy, happiness, confidence, courage, peace, relaxation, restful sleep, protection, healing, love, lust, energy, wishes, prosperity 

Rose Bombshell - rose, lemon, geranium

love, healing, cleansing, protection, happiness

Sakura - mimosa, jasmine, lemon, orange

divination, love, prosperity, restful sleep, prophetic dreams, cleansing, happiness, joy, beauty

Sex Bomb - jasmine, clary sage, ylang ylang

divination, romance, love, prosperity, restful sleep, cleansing, wisdom, sexuality, relaxation, peace

The Experimenter - vetivert, vanilla, tonka

prosperity, attraction, love, lust, energy, wishes, courage

Tisty Tosty - rose, jasmine

love, healing, divination, prosperity, restful sleep, prophetic dreams

Twilight - lavender, ylang ylang, tonka

peace, relaxation, restful sleep, healing, protection, love, wishes, courage, prosperity

Yoga Bomb - sandalwood

cleansing, protection, healing, meditation