Remove Jinx is the plain-spoken cousin of the uncrossing family, the wash reached for when a run of bad luck feels less like chance and more like something stuck to you. It is made to lift a jinx and clear the stale, unlucky feeling that comes with it. This eight-ounce ritual wash is a scented spiritual concentrate for uncrossing baths, clearing floor washes, and washing the jinxed feeling out of a home or a person. Key Features A jinx-removing formula. An uncrossing wash for lifting a run of stuck, unlucky conditions. An eight-ounce concentrate. A scented spiritual wash in a screw-top bottle, diluted into bath or floor water rather than used straight. For clearing and uncrossing. Works in an uncrossing bath, a back-to-front floor wash, or a wipe-down of a troubled space. Product Details Form: blended spiritual wash, scented concentrate for dilution Name: Remove Jinx Volume: 8 fl oz Tradition: hoodoo and folk magic Use: add to bath water, mop water, or cleaning water; dilute before use For ritual use only; external use only; not for drinking SKU: RWREMJ Sold by Plentiful Earth The Spiritual Significance A jinx, in folk-magic terms, is a run of stuck bad luck, the sense that things keep going wrong in a way that feels personal. Remove Jinx is the wash made to lift that condition, clearing it off the body, the threshold, and the home so that luck can move freely again. It belongs to the uncrossing side of the tradition, alongside hex breaker and rue. The act of washing carries the jinxed feeling out and away, which is why floor washes are taken from the back of the home toward the door. Because clearing leaves a space empty, the tradition is to follow with a blessing or road-opening step so that good fortune fills the place the jinx left. Many pair it with a white or uncrossing candle and a spoken release. How To Use For an uncrossing floor wash, add two or three capfuls to a bucket of warm water and mop from the back of the home toward the front door, carrying the jinx out across the threshold. For an uncrossing bath, add about a quarter cup to a warm tub, soak while picturing the stuck luck washing off, then air dry rather than toweling off. Wipe diluted wash across thresholds and door frames to clear the ways into your home. Follow with a blessing or road-opening step, such as a flower water rinse or an open road wash, so the cleared space fills with good fortune. Pour used wash water out the front door or beyond, keep the bottle from children and pets, and never drink it. Pairs Well With Hex Breaker (Rompe Zaraguey) Wash, 8 oz a companion uncrossing wash for stronger conditions. Reversible Ritual Wash, 8 oz to send the jinx back to its source. Rue (Ruda) Wash, 8 oz a classic herbal uncrossing and cleansing wash. Unblocker Ritual Wash, 8 oz to clear blocks and open the road afterward. White Sage Smudge Sticks to smoke-cleanse the space after washing. Frequently Asked Questions What is Remove Jinx Wash used for? It is an uncrossing wash, diluted into baths and floor washes to lift a jinx, a run of stuck bad luck, and clear the stale, unlucky feeling off a person or home so fortune can move again. What should I do after using it? Always follow uncrossing with a blessing or road-opening step, such as a flower water rinse or an open road wash. Clearing leaves a space empty, and filling it with something good helps keep the jinx from returning. How is it different from Hex Breaker? They are close companions, both for uncrossing. Hex breaker leans toward deliberate hexes, while remove jinx addresses a general run of stuck bad luck. Many use them together or in sequence for stubborn conditions. Is it safe to drink or put on my skin? No, never drink it. This is a ritual wash for external use only. Dilute before any skin contact, patch test first, and keep it away from your eyes, children, and pets. How many times should I use it? Stubborn conditions often take several sessions. Many work over a set number of days, washing and bathing each time and following with a blessing step, until the heavy, unlucky feeling has clearly lifted.
