Magic potions sound like something a child would make, but they are quite real. It’s not just witches and spiritual practitioners using magic potions these days, either. Regular people are mixing these concoctions even if they don’t know it.

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What is a Magic Potion?

Undeniably, we all learned about a potion through some sort of magical scenario. Most likely a fable. My favorite childhood memory of a potion was the movie Death Becomes Her.

However, magic potions are real-life aesthetics that we love to make and use!

Potions are liquid spells. They are a fun and creative way to enhance our spiritual and magical experiences.

Surprisingly, these hot commodities are growing more popular every day. You don’t have to be a witch or a magic practitioner to make and use a potion.

Could we mimic the potion Goldie Hawn and Meryl Streep took in the above-named movie? Not about the part where they live forever. But, yes, about the part about staying young.

A magic potion could be the healthy concoction you blend up every morning. Depending on your intention, even a smoothie could be magical!

Using Your Magic Potion

You can drink them, diffuse them into the air, put them in a bath, or anoint your tools with them.

Sometimes, just making the potion casts the spell. Or, pouring the potion out at a particular place is the spell.

Maybe you’re making a potion as part of a ritual ceremony.

Depending on your potion, you might need to activate it or charge it with the moon or the sun.

Always stir with intention or visualize the outcome. Say your incantation or affirmations so you can channel your energy into it.

Different Types of Magic Potions

Not all potions are made and used in ritual spells. As I said above, your potion can be an everyday drink like a smoothie. Simply charge a drink with the intention of good health or whatever you want.

Try this: When stirring your morning coffee, start counterclockwise to banish any lingering energies trying to attach themselves. Thanks for yesterday’s lessons.
Stir clockwise to bring new, abundant energies to the new day. Seal it with a symbol like a pentacle.

The same tip applies to a cup of tea. Matter of fact, there is an endless number of magical tea blends to try.

For non-drinking potions, you can put them into an oil diffuser using a cleansing or banishing spell. Or add to your spiritual cleansing bath.

Approach potion-making with responsibility and a deep understanding of the ingredients and their effects. Always prioritize safety.

How to Make a Potion

Pick any liquid for the base for your potion and have fun experimenting with your recipe.

• water
• tea
• coffee
• juice
• alcohol

There is an endless number of ways to make a potion and even more things to add to it. Consider the mystical property of everything you add.

• herbs
• crystals
• ashes
• oils

Choose herbs and crystals that correspond to your intention. For example, use basil for a money potion and rose quartz for love.

Potion Safety

Please be aware of the potential risks associated with the ingredients used in a potion!

Be sure to research the ingredients of your potion and know everything you’re ingesting.

It’s crucial to know the properties, side effects, and allergies you could have to every ingredient. Do your research on all herbs, crystals, oils, and all other substances.

Purity and quality should be known!

Some healing crystals can be toxic when wet. Not all essential oils can be ingested, and some have to be diluted when used on the skin.

Certain oils can be used internally if up to date with current regulatory guidelines. Check the brand of essential oils that are safe for ingestion when following the label directions.

Properly label your potions. Some ingredients may require refrigeration or be stored away from sunlight. Be mindful of the shelf life of the ingredients.

Do you make potions?

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