Come to Me Powder is a classic attraction blend, crafted for those seeking to draw a particular person closer or to manifest an ideal romantic partner. Known for its alluring blend of herbs and roots, this powder is ideal for adding an enticing aura to your daily routine or specific rituals. With its time-honored recipe and gentle fragrance, Come to Me Sachet Powder is designed to heighten attraction and increase magnetism, helping set the stage for meaningful connections.
Use our Come to Me Sachet Powder to add to mojo bags and gris gris, blow in the direction of a desired lover, and wear after a bath. Sprinkle it lightly on personal items, add it to a letter, or use it to dust candles in love-focused workings. 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.
Come to Me Powder is a classic attraction blend, crafted for those seeking to draw a particular person closer or to manifest an ideal romantic partner. Known for its alluring blend of herbs and roots, this powder is ideal for adding an enticing aura to your daily routine or specific rituals. With its time-honored recipe and gentle fragrance, Come to Me Sachet Powder is designed to heighten attraction and increase magnetism, helping set the stage for meaningful connections.
Use our Come to Me Sachet Powder to add to mojo bags and gris gris, blow in the direction of a desired lover, and wear after a bath. Sprinkle it lightly on personal items, add it to a letter, or use it to dust candles in love-focused workings. 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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