Algiers Oil Questions and Answers

[DocMurphy]

Hi All --

In a financial pinch, I went for a "fast luck type" oil a few orders back... I knew of the raved-about Fast Luck Oil, but something told me to go with Algiers, described as a "Fast Luck Type Formula."

I got good results from Algiers -- an unexpected royalty check from a publisher I had no idea still was selling my book - so YAY! But I am curious if anyone here in the forum could speak to the difference between Algiers and Fast Luck, if any.

Example: I read here on the forum that while both Attraction and Magnet Oils are attractors, Attraction is gradual while Magnet is more Ba-ZING! fast. Are Fast Luck and Algiers different in a manner too? Or are they essentially interchangeable in your experiences?

Yup, always looking to have more oils in the cabinet. But I am curious of any similarities, differences in results folks may have experienced, and which they prefer.

Thanks much!

Murphy
St. Paul, MN

[catherineyronwode]

magicmurphy --

They are simply two different recipes that are similar. When i got the recipe for Algeirs Oil the resemblance was obvious to me.

In "Golden Secrets of Mystic Oils" the writer Anna Riva (Dorothy Spencer) attributed the name "Algiers" to "the Mediterranean" and called it a "sensuous" oil.

However, Edward Lowe, a Texas-born African-American root doctor in Chicago in the 1920s, made and sold Algiers Perfume many decades before Anna Riva came on the scene, and he attributed it to Algiers, Louisiana, which is across the river from New Orleans. This makes good sense to me, as Algiers was at that time known as "hoodoo town."

See also the songs "Spider in Your Dumpling" by Arnold Wiley on the "Hoodoo Jukebox" CD and "Mojo Boogie" by J. B. Lenoir at my "Hoodoo and Blues Lyrics" web site for references to Algiers, Louisiana, as a locational source of magical learning.

Lowe's ascription of Algiers Perfume to Louisiana rather than Algeria, as Anna Riva later had it, led me to understand that the similarity in fragrance between Algiers Oil and New Orleans Fast Luck Oil was not accidental.

Algiers Oil

Use in Magic:
Algiers, Louisiana, locally nicknamed "Hoodoo Town" during the 20th century, is the source for this wonderful old formula reputed to catch "Luck in a Hurry," and to "Bring in the Winnings."

Spell Methods:
Use oils to fix candles, prepare magical amulets, anoint the body and hair, add to bath water and floor wash, and dress furniture and rooms, according to folk magic spell lore.

Product Details:
Hand-made, faith-based, perfumed hoodoo dressing oil with herbs and roots included, in a 1/2 oz. glass bottle with a colourful label.

OIL-HOO-ALGI
Algiers Oil
$10.00





You can order right here in the Forum by clicking on the blue Add To Cart button.

For more information, see:
http://www.luckymojo.com/algiers.html

[DocMurphy]

Cool! Thank for this info, Ms. Cat.

Murphy
St. Paul, MN

[AonieD]

I received my order in the mail yesterday and I'm so excited! The Algiers oil smells simply amazing. Right away, I blessed it and anointed a $2 bill with it and put it in my husband's wallet. I also added a few drops to the "hair dressing" recipe I found on the Lucky Mojo site with whisky and devil's shoestring. I can't get over how wonderful it smells. Are there any other money drawing methods using it? I chose Algiers over Fast Luck because I want the money to stick around awhile and help me find a nice rental house.

[aura]

Hi AonieD,

Any method used with conjure oïl can be used with the Algiers oïl as well. Although you've probably already read through this page, it does contain lots of ideas on how to work the oïl: http://www.luckymojo.com/oils.html

[catherineyronwode]

Algiers, Louisiana, locally nicknamed "Hoodoo Town" during the 20th century, is the source for this wonderful old formula reputed to catch "Luck in a Hurry," and to "Bring in the Winnings."

Use oils to fix candles, prepare magical amulets, anoint the body and hair, add to bath water and floor wash, and dress furniture and rooms, according to folk magic spell lore.

Algiers Oil

Use in Magic:
Algiers, Louisiana, locally nicknamed "Hoodoo Town" during the 20th century, is the source for this wonderful old formula reputed to catch "Luck in a Hurry," and to "Bring in the Winnings."

Spell Methods:
Use oils to fix candles, prepare magical amulets, anoint the body and hair, add to bath water and floor wash, and dress furniture and rooms, according to folk magic spell lore.

Product Details:
Hand-made, faith-based, perfumed hoodoo dressing oil with herbs and roots included, in a 1/2 oz. glass bottle with a colourful label.

OIL-HOO-ALGI
Algiers Oil
$10.00





You can order right here in the Forum by clicking on the blue Add To Cart button.

For more information, see:
http://www.luckymojo.com/algiers.html

[Rev Ernest]

This product qualifies to be included in the Lucky Mojo 12 Hoodoo Oll Special.

Any 12 Hoodoo Oil Mixed Dozen

Use in Magic:
Your Choice: 12 titles must be specified; if you do not select your 12 choices in the message area at the time you place your order we will not contact you, but we will choose 12 titles for you from the most popular in the category you selected.

Spell Methods:
Use oils to fix candles, prepare magical amulets, anoint the body and hair, add to bath water and floor wash, and dress furniture and rooms, according to folk magic spell lore.

Product Details:
Hand-made, faith-based, perfumed hoodoo dressing oil with herbs and roots included, in a 1/2 oz. glass bottle with a colourful label.

OIL-HOO-ZDOZ
Any 12 Hoodoo Oil Mixed Dozen
$110.00





You can order right here in the Forum by clicking on the blue Add To Cart button.

For more information, see:
http://www.luckymojo.com/hoodoo.html

[Rev Ernest]

Folks,

Just make sure, when you order an Any 12 Hoodoo Oils Mixed Dozen, that all 12 products have the letters HOO in their SKUs. Thanks!

[nagasiva]

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