Quick Specs
- Volume: 2 dram (approximately 7.4mL)
- Type: Ritual anointing oil, fragrance-based
- Scent: Jasmine
The smallest bottle with a long tradition behind it
Jasmine, known botanically as Jasminum officinale and related species, has been woven into ritual and devotional practice across cultures for centuries. In South Asian traditions it’s draped on altars and offered to deities associated with love and beauty. In American folk magic and Hoodoo, jasmine appears in attraction and romance work, often combined with other lunar botanicals to draw a partner or deepen an existing bond. The scent is immediately recognizable, warm and floral with a slight green edge that keeps it from tipping into cloying.
This is a ritual anointing oil, fragrance-based rather than a steam-distilled botanical extract. That’s a meaningful distinction. If you’re looking for a pure essential oil for aromatherapy or diffusing, I carry those in a separate section. What this oil does is different: it delivers a focused, intentional jasmine scent built for candle dressing, skin anointing, and spell-craft. The formula has roots in a classic tradition of American ritual oil making, and I stock it because it holds its scent and its character across multiple sessions.
The 2 dram size is roughly 7.4 milliliters, a compact dropper-style bottle that fits in a pocket or a travel altar pouch. I think of it as the right starting point: try the scent before committing to a larger bottle, use it for a single moon-cycle working, or tuck it inside a gift for someone assembling their first ritual kit. It pairs naturally alongside a pink or red chime candle and a piece of rose quartz for love-drawing work. You don’t need a lot of space or a lot of product to do meaningful ritual work with jasmine, and this size proves it.
How to use jasmine ritual anointing oil
Use jasmine ritual anointing oil to set intention, dress a candle, or anoint yourself before love or psychic clarity work.
- Set your intention before the ritual
Hold the bottle in both hands and close your eyes. Breathe slowly and call jasmine to mind as a presence, not just a scent. State what you want to invite, whether that is love, sensuality, or psychic clarity.
- Anoint your candle, skin, or object
Apply a small amount to your fingertips and dress a candle from base to wick for attraction work, or dab lightly on your wrists and collarbone before a reading or date. A little goes far in a 2 dram bottle.
- Close the ritual and store the oil
After the ritual, recap the bottle firmly and store it away from direct sunlight and heat. Kept cool and capped, this size will last through several focused sessions without losing its character or throw.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I carry this line because the formulas are consistent, the scent hold is reliable, and the bottles arrive without leaks or off-batch smell. These aren’t mass-market novelties from a general gift distributor. They come through a small network of specialty suppliers who have been producing ritual oils in this tradition for decades, and that lineage matters to me when I’m recommending something for intention work. I patch-test new batches and I’ve returned shipments that didn’t pass. What you’re getting has earned its place in my inventory.
One practical note: fragrance oils can occasionally cause skin sensitivity, especially on people with reactive skin. If you plan to apply this directly to your body, do a patch test on your inner wrist first and wait a few hours. For candle dressing and object anointing, no concerns. The oil is oil-based and will leave a residue on fabric, so anoint with care around linens or altar cloths.
If jasmine speaks to you and you want to build out your altar, browse my love and relationships collection or explore my full 2 dram ritual oil selection to find the next scent that fits your work.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Two drams is approximately 7.4 milliliters, a small dropper-style bottle. It is the entry size in my line, built for trying a scent before going bigger, tucking into a travel altar, or gifting alongside a candle.
It is a ritual anointing oil, meaning it is fragrance-based rather than a steam-distilled botanical extract. If you need a pure essential oil for diffusing or skin care, check my essential oils section for those options.
Jasmine carries a long association with love, romance, and moon energy across folk traditions. It appears in Hoodoo attraction work, in South Asian devotional practices, and in spell-craft aimed at psychic clarity and deepening intuition.
That depends on how liberally you apply it. For anointing candles or dotting pulse points before a ritual, one bottle can cover a dozen or more sessions. It is sized for focused, intentional use rather than daily body application.
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