#bugdoesnotdrool

I saw that come in, thank you so much! 🥰

For the Fuck Off Bundle, I'd suggest using those for any sort of banishing, expulsion, hex-breaking, or return-to-sender magic you want to do. I wouldn't use them in a burning bowl, since two of the three have some kind of chili pepper in them and that smoke can burn your eyes and lungs like a mofo. But they're great for casting across your threshold (from the inside out) to keep trouble away, adding to a throwaway spell (i.e. making a representation of the thing to be banished and discarding it with your trash), or using as an ingredient in a jar spell to break/repel/return baneful magic.

(You can also try a Fuck Off Jar, which is how I use them in conjunction, by putting a name slip or poppet in a jar with a dash of each powder and a whole lot of nails and thumbtacks. The jar is then capped and sealed and whenever the person bothers me or does something nasty, I shake the crap out of the jar.)

For the All The Help I Can Get Bundle, use them for any magic meant to increase good fortune or to change your luck when things aren't going well. The Luck Salt in particular is easy to use for that last one - toss a pinch over your left shoulder to turn your luck around. You can also add them to money bowls or jar spells for bringing in money or business. If you have a business or sell at markets, sprinkle a little Jackpot Powder across your threshold or in front of your booth. (I do this every time I vend.) And if you have a day where things need to go your way, put a little packet of Lucky Day Powder in your pocket before you go out.

The nice thing about my powders (and all the stuff I make for sale) is that they all have a general built-in purpose, but they don't do anything until YOU tell them what to do. They're meant to enhance whatever objective you have or whatever action you're taking, so use that as your framework.