African Juju Bath Crystals Questions and Answers

[catherineyronwode]

Spicy, warm, and fragrant, African Juju Bath Crystals are often dissolved to use as an altar wash on ancestor altars that honour those whose descent can be traced back to Africa.

African Juju Bath Crystals

Use in Magic:
An all-purpose magical formula alleged to derive from an African recipe.

Spell Methods:
Dissolve the crystals in water for a spiritual bath, magical laundry additive, or fixed floor wash; use the crystal form as a floor sprinkle to be swept or vacuumed up.

Product Details:
Hand-made, faith-based, perfumed hoodoo bath crystals with herbs and roots included, in a 2 oz. foil packet with a colourful label.

BCR-HOO-AFRI
African Juju Bath Crystals
$8.00





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/africanjuju.html

[Rev Ernest]

This Product Qualifies for the Any 12 Hoodoo Bath Crystals Special

[Any 12 Hoodoo Bath Crystals 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:
Dissolve the crystals in water for a spiritual bath, magical laundry additive, or fixed floor wash; use the crystal form as a floor sprinkle to be swept or vacuumed up.

Product Details:
Hand-made, faith-based, perfumed hoodoo bath crystals with herbs and roots included, in twelve 2 oz. foil packets with colourful labels.

BCR-HOO-ZDOZ
Any 12 Hoodoo Bath Crystals Mixed Dozen
$88.00





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 Bath Crystals Mixed Dozen, that all 12 products have the letters HOO in their SKUs. Thanks!

[Rev Ernest]

"An all-purpose magical formula alleged to derive from an African recipe." Catherine Yronwode