Adam and Eve Sachet Powder is an attraction fragrance designed to for soul mates and may be used by either sex when they want to strengthen their love. It is also an excellent love-drawing powder and the aroma is said by believers to bring your lover back to you if you have drifted apart or fought. The fragrance is reminiscent of what you would expect to find if you were standing in the Garden of Eden with those deliciously devilish apples in hand, feeding them to your lover. The crisp, fresh scent of sweet juicy fruit - subtle, but oh so tempting.
Use our Adam and Eve Sachet Powder to dress candles for spells, add to mojo bags and gris gris, blow in the direction of a wandering lover, and wear after a bath. This powerfully seductive old-fashioned sachet powder is made the old-fashioned way from real plants, roots, minerals and fragrant, magickal essential oils with aromatherapeutic qualities. 1.5 oz.
WARNING: Do not ingest or use on the genital area.
Adam and Eve Sachet Powder is an attraction fragrance designed to for soul mates and may be used by either sex when they want to strengthen their love. It is also an excellent love-drawing powder and the aroma is said by believers to bring your lover back to you if you have drifted apart or fought. The fragrance is reminiscent of what you would expect to find if you were standing in the Garden of Eden with those deliciously devilish apples in hand, feeding them to your lover. The crisp, fresh scent of sweet juicy fruit - subtle, but oh so tempting.
Use our Adam and Eve Sachet Powder to dress candles for spells, add to mojo bags and gris gris, blow in the direction of a wandering lover, and wear after a bath. This powerfully seductive old-fashioned sachet powder is made the old-fashioned way from real plants, roots, minerals and fragrant, magickal essential oils with aromatherapeutic qualities. 1.5 oz.
WARNING: Do not ingest or use on the genital area.
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