Hello my Darlings, and welcome to my spell oil series.
Today I am going to share my recipe for Do As I Say oil.
This spell oil is used for power and control, and can be used in magical workings for self control.
Let’s do some magical crafting.
This video is part of a series where I share recipes for 12 very popular spell oils. If you
are interested in more oil recipes, please check out those other videos. I will link to them below.
You can also watch a video in which I create a book of shadows page for each of the spell oils
in this series. And, if you’d like to download a PDF of any and all of my Grimoire Pages,
you can visit Magical Crafting on Patreon at the link below the video.
My Patrons can download recipes, book of shadows pages, artwork and more. All provided as PDF’s.
And I will continue to add new, downloadable content as I do more projects on the channel.
I put this printable label sheet on my Patreon as well. This sheet includes a label for each of
the 12 oils in the series. You can print it on label paper or print it on regular paper
and glue, tape or decoupage it onto your master bottle. you’d like to download a
PDF of the label sheet you can visit Magical Crafting on Patreon at the link below the video.
Spell oils are also called conjur oils and they are used in witchcraft,
voodoo, hoodoo and rootwork. Their uses are as varied as the people who make them.
Do As I Say oil is traditionally used for power and control. It can also be used to get someone
to see things your way, to gain the upper hand in business or personal relationships.
It is used for dominance and is useful in magical workings for self-control. There are many other
uses you can put it to, and intentions you can mix into your own bottle of Do As I Say Oil.
Before I talk about each ingredient and what it adds to the oil, I feel like I need to say that
this is my personal van van oil blend. You can find many recipes for this oil in books
and online. The ingredients will always differ slightly. When making your own Do As I Say Oil,
you should incorporate the ingredients you have on hand, that provide the effects you want in
your oil. As always, my tutorials should only be a starting point for you to develop your own craft.
I encourage you to use what feels right for you, and what you have access to.
There is no need to buy expensive herbs or spices, unless you want to.
You can use any bottle you have on hand for spell oil.
I chose this tall thin bottle but one with a wide opening can be a bit easier to add herbs into.
This is called the master bottle. All of the ingredients are mixed into this bottle.
I usually start with the dry ingredients, then add the essential oils, and finally add
the carrier oil. You can do this the opposite way if you prefer to start with the main oil.
Calamus Root is an ingredient that will help you sweetly get your way.
It is for power and control and also self confidence.
Patchouli is used in love and lust magic and also attracts wealth.
The main ingredient of Do As I Say oil is Licorice Root. Licorice Root is probably the most important
ingredient in the oil. Use it to bind and heighten power in spellwork. It is the ingredient for
commanding, controlling and persuading others. It is used in love spells and binding work.
Mandrake is used to attract love and it will also add a boost to your spellwork.
Mandrake can also add a bit of protection to your spell oil.
Orris Root will draw love to you or keep a lover faithful.
It is related to personal success and popularity.
I have added five dry ingredients to the master bottle so far,
no is the time I add my essential oils. You can always substitute essential oil
for dried herbs or visa versa. Use whatever you have on hand.
Some people dislike the scent of Patchouli, while others really love it. I am one of the latter.
In fact, I consider Patchouli mixed with amber
my signature scent. and so I am adding morel Patchouli scent to my oil with essential oil.
Next I add Bergamot essential oil. Bergamot attracts wealth and success, raises spirits and
draws passion. Bergamot is used to clear the mind and spirit, dispelling the shadows of depression,
sadness or and fogginess that can come from focusing on worry and problems.
Generally speaking, traditional Do As I say oil oil is going to smell
somewhat woody and earthy, with citrusy notes if you add bergamot.
I have added nine things or eight ingredients into the bottle. You do not have to use this many for
your oil. Use the ingredients that correspond to the use you are going to put your oil to.
You don’t have to follow this recipe exactly unless you want to.
Once you have added all of your dry ingredients as well as your essential oils,
it is time to add the main carrier oil. I used sweet almond oil as my carrier oil in
this case. Olive oil is also a great option. You can use any carrier oil you have on hand.
Once the master bottle is full, allow the herbs to steep inside for three or four weeks
shaking occasionally to mix them. Once the oil has steeped sufficiently,
you can strain the herbs out of the oil using a cheesecloth lined strainer
if that is your preference. I like to leave my herbs in the oil. Keep the bottle tightly closed
and store it in a cool place. This way, it can last from a year up to 18 months.
There are many ways to use Do As I Say oil. It is said that an agreement sealed with a handshake
wearing Do As I Say Oil can not be broken. Do not wear this oil if you have allergies
to any of the ingredients. If you have issues with willpower or self control, you can create a ritual
to focus on those issues, and anoint the candle or other items used in the spell with this oil.
In general this spell oil is best used when it can come into direct contact
with the intended individual, however it can be used in sympathetic magics as well.
It can be used to anoint candles, mojo bags, loadstones, and other amulets.
However you intend to use it, I hope this video has given you some
ideas on how to create Do As I say oil for your own magical crafting.