This product DO NOT smell like camphor. It's smell more like tea tree oil. Am disappointed.
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Court Case Oil
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Court Case Oil – Navigate the Legal System with Confidence
Ease your way through the justice system with the help of Court Case Oil. Wear this powerful oil as a perfume whenever consulting with solicitors or appearing in court before a judge or jury. Believed to attract favourable outcomes, Court Case Oil works to empower you, increase your influence, and guide you through legal challenges with confidence and clarity.
Let Court Case Oil assist you in navigating legal matters, helping you to approach every step of the process with calm and composure.
Product Information
| Base / Carrier | Mineral oil base (traditional dressing & anointing oil) |
| Scent Strength | Medium (lightly scented ritual oil) |
| Suggested Use | Anoint candles, charms, mojo bags or the body, or add a few drops to ritual baths and floor washes while focusing on your intention. To dress a candle, rub a little oil from the centre outward as you concentrate. |
Traditionally associated with: a favourable outcome in legal matters
Safety: For external use only. Patch test before first use and avoid contact with the eyes and broken skin. Keep out of reach of children. Oils are flammable — keep away from open flame.
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