Maeva's Cottage
Polvo Mistico - BLACK CAT - Sachet Powder for break up a crossed condition, remove a hex
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The use of sprinkling and blowing powders, usually called sachet (pronounced "sashay") has been a part of hoodoo practice for a very long time. In the 19th and 20th centuries, there have been several different ways these powders are used, and they seem to derive from various strands of the African diaspora and European-American folk-magic.
Black Cat sachet powder is a versatile magical product. Traditionally used to dress important paperwork or petitions, sprinkling on the ground where the target will walk over, as a magical carpet sprinkler, floor-sweeping, container spells, mojo bags, or simply sprinkle on your altar. Safe to use on skin as a magical scented body powder, add to baths, and can be used to dress candles after the oil is added. Black Cat powder is traditionally used to break up a crossed condition or to remove a hex. 1/2oz.
DISCLAIMER: This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Sold as a Metaphysical/Spiritual Curio without claims or guarantees. For external use only. Not for consumption. Success with use may vary. The purchaser assumes all risk and liabilities in the use or misuse of these products.
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