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Ma Marie's Traditional Old Southern Style Conjure Oils
Made In The Backwoods Deep Down South In Louisiana
Ma Marie's Cleo May Oil – 1 Ounce Bottle
Contains a 100% Authentic Genuine Southern Louisiana Jezebel Root Piece in each bottle.
Please allow up to 7 business days for shipment.
Sold as a curio only.
Promotes Business For Females
Attracts Wealthy Men
Draw Clients
Keeps Your Man From Straying
Seduction
Attraction
Increase Tips and Sales
Spice Up Your Relationship
Invites Enchantment Into Your Life
Ma Marie's Cleo May (Mae) Oil, known as "the Working Girl's Secret,” is an old-time New Orleans formula, back in history, that was used by “women of the night” to help them bring men of wealth and money.
Contains a 100% Genuine Authentic Jezebel Root piece!
Cleo May Oil is a traditional Louisiana Hoodoo Oil known to help a woman draw in a wealthy man or land a rich husband! It was allegedly used by prostitutes to help attract wealthy clients.
It is also believed to help give a woman a favorable position in both business matters and love.
It's the perfect oil to use when attempting to control a situation that involves interactions with the opposite sex and can also be used for any type of financial negotiation or transaction. It is a domination oil, so be careful how you use this! Finally, there are some who choose to use Cleo May Oil as a cursing oil, particularly when it comes to an unsavory female.
This old time favorite oil is crafted with the powerful Jezable root and other genuine roots, herbs and oils.
Ma Marie is a powerful and clever rootworker. Her highly guarded recipe is carefully crafted to do several things: It needed to be something that created a fascination and willingness to 'tip generously' in certain environments, but it was important that it not create a long-term attraction. Essentially, you want good tips at your waitressing station, but you certainly don't want people so attracted to you that they wait for you in the parking lot!
Cleo May Oil was said to give women the influence of Cleopatra, making them powerful and allowing them to rule over their environments and interactions when working for the financial attention of customers.
Ladies who worked in the sex and escort industry, entertainers, dancers, and women working in bars and restaurants, would apply Cleo May Oil not just as a perfume but also as a scent on the light bulbs in their rooms, making them "Queen" of that area.
It is often used today by females not only to attract men with money but also to keep a man by securing him to stay with you using spiritual means.
Also used to attract affection, increase tips from male retail customers, loosen your stingy husband's purse strings, or dress the rooms in which you entertain male clients. CLEO MAY OIL can be used to evoke feminine power, conjure up a pay raise or job promotion from a boss of the opposite gender, or for business success.
It can also be used to rekindle a dying love or seduce a lover (or two) to bed as this oil induces lust and attraction for attracting male affections.
Ma Marie's Cleo May Oil can also be used by waitresses and business women to encourage better tips and higher sales.
However this oil will not draw real love, solve your money problems or bring luck in gambling as some claim.
Ways To Use
Anoint the wrists, neck, or just behind the ears before meeting the person of your intent or before you go to work.
Add a few drops to your bath before work or meeting your person of interest to attract your desires.
Dab on light bulbs and candles, usually white, red or pink, often burned on a Friday which is the day dedicated to the Goddess Venus. (Goddess of love and beauty)
Dress a pink or red candle as you pray for your desired outcome.
Dress candles, mojo bags, talismans, amulets, altar tools, petitions, clothes, etc...
As with all Ma Marie's products, before the oil is crafted, the bottle is cleansed of any negativity and defilement as well as the packaging to ensure no negative energies are attached. Also, each herb and oil has been powerfully charged by Ma Marie herself.