Stop Gossip Candle Fixin' Blend is a faith-based formula crafted to help silence malicious gossip, slander, and false testimony, shielding you from the harm of bitter words and underhanded attacks. As one of our most popular formulas, it is designed to deflect negative speech and make harmful talk slide off effortlessly. This versatile blend can be used by folk magic practitioners to fix candles, petitions, amulets, and talismans, as well as to add to mojo bags, gris gris, and doll babies.
For optimal results, fix a blue or white candle with Stop Gossip Candle Fixin' Blend and recite Psalm 37 to stop harmful chatter and regain peace of mind.
For best results when dressing candles, first anoint the candle with an appropriate conjure oil, then roll it in the blend so it adheres to the wax. If fixing a glass-encased candle, anoint the top and sprinkle a pinch of the blend before burning.
*Please note that this item is not available for international shipping due to shipping restrictions.
Stop Gossip Candle Fixin' Blend is a faith-based formula crafted to help silence malicious gossip, slander, and false testimony, shielding you from the harm of bitter words and underhanded attacks. As one of our most popular formulas, it is designed to deflect negative speech and make harmful talk slide off effortlessly. This versatile blend can be used by folk magic practitioners to fix candles, petitions, amulets, and talismans, as well as to add to mojo bags, gris gris, and doll babies.
For optimal results, fix a blue or white candle with Stop Gossip Candle Fixin' Blend and recite Psalm 37 to stop harmful chatter and regain peace of mind.
For best results when dressing candles, first anoint the candle with an appropriate conjure oil, then roll it in the blend so it adheres to the wax. If fixing a glass-encased candle, anoint the top and sprinkle a pinch of the blend before burning.
*Please note that this item is not available for international shipping due to shipping restrictions.
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