If you missed the first part, please read Magic Potion Recipes: Weight Loss Part 1
How to use:
The lotion should be applied in a very thin layer over the stomach, thighs and upper arms every night just before a shower. While applying the lotion the user should close their eyes and imagine their body as it is now and then imagine the body being thinner and healthier. Rub the lotion in with massaging strokes as if you were trying to distribute the fat to other portions of the body.
A single spot of lotion should be applied to the top of the chest, around the throat hollow, before breakfast, lunch and dinner.
The final weight loss magic potion recipes I want to share are for bath salts. This is effective, when used with the liquid potion above, for people who are exceptionally overweight. It may be used for someone who is only mildly overweight if they want faster results as well.
Step 1: Mix together a bath salt.
Step 2: Add 1/4 ounce mint or spearmint essential oil to the bath salt. As you can see mint scent is very important for all of these magic potion recipes. The smell is believed to be linked to appetite suppressant so it is one of the easiest scents to emphasize this ability in.
Step 3: Cast a spell on the bath salts to encourage weight loss. Add food coloring during the casting. It should be colored a medium blue.
Step 4: Add extra water to make the bath salt a scrub instead; this can be useful for people who do not have access to a bathtub.
How to use:
I recommend walking for at least 20 minutes before using this magic potion recipe. It can be a really leisurely walk, a jog, a run or even a full exercise routine, but I believe that any amount of activity takes your mind off the daily grind and therefore opens you to the Universe’s power more completely.
Every morning you should use 1/2 - 1 teaspoon of bath salt in a bath, or the same amount as a body scrub.
After soaking for at least 10 minutes, stand and use a shower to rinse yourself off. While rinsing rub your hands around your body with particular attention to the main areas you want to lose weight at.
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Magic Potion Recipes: Weight Loss
Monday, March 28, 2011
There are a variety of magic potion recipes that can be used for weight loss and the weight of the person who needs the potion will decide which magic potion recipes you use.
For all weights, whether just 5 pounds need to be loss or 100 pounds need dropped, you’ll want a fully liquid potion. The liquid is extremely easy to create as it is mostly a scent.
Step 1: Get 1/2 a cup of water.
Step 2: Add 1/4 ounce of mint essential oil. This may smell too strong for your own liking so you can scale it back a bit, but do not use more. The scent should be strong for all of these weight loss magic potion recipes.
Step 3: Stir together well and place in a small bottle. This can be a travel-sized shampoo bottle or an old, and well-cleaned prescription pill bottle, for example.
Step 4: Cast a spell on the bottle and the liquid to encourage weight loss. During the spellcasting add drops of food coloring until the liquid turns a grayish-blue color. It may appear more blackish-blue, but this is okay. Grey encourages resolve and persistence at losing weight. The blue tinge is an appetite suppressant.
How to use:
The bottle should be carried in the pocket or purse at all times. You may also be able to find a bottle with a loop on the end so that it can be worn as a necklace.
5 - 10 minutes before eating breakfast, lunch, dinner and any snacks you should open the bottle and take 5 deep breaths of the scent. This should help suppress appetite and stop overeating.
During hunger cravings outside of regular meal and snack times, especially if the cravings are for junk food, sodas or fast food, uncap the bottle and breathe deeply of the scent for 3 breaths. This may need followed with drinking a cup of water or tea, especially green tea.
The next weight loss magic potion recipe is a lotion. This one is good for mild to moderate weight loss. Anything between 5 and 25 pounds could benefit greatly from this. This potion does require a bit of participation from the user though so some may be unwilling to use it properly.
Step 1: Use a dollop of Vaseline and place it in a shallow jar, such as those old lipgloss containers with the screw tops or a small babyfood jar.
Step 2: Add 1/8 ounce of mint or lemon essential oil. I prefer mint as the scent is stronger, but some may not want to smell like mint all day.
Step 3: Place in the microwave for 15 seconds. Depending on how much Vaseline you used you may need to put it in for another 15 seconds. Just heat until the Vaseline is warm, not extra hot. It should be mildly liquidy so that you can mix in the essential oil very well.
Step 4: Add a drop of blue food coloring. This should be very light coloring to avoid staining or tinting the skin while using the lotion.
Step 5: While the mixture is still warm cast a spell on the contents to encourage weight loss.
How to use:
Read Magic Potion Recipes: Weight Loss Part 2 for the use directions and the final magic potion recipe.
For all weights, whether just 5 pounds need to be loss or 100 pounds need dropped, you’ll want a fully liquid potion. The liquid is extremely easy to create as it is mostly a scent.
Step 1: Get 1/2 a cup of water.
Step 2: Add 1/4 ounce of mint essential oil. This may smell too strong for your own liking so you can scale it back a bit, but do not use more. The scent should be strong for all of these weight loss magic potion recipes.
Step 3: Stir together well and place in a small bottle. This can be a travel-sized shampoo bottle or an old, and well-cleaned prescription pill bottle, for example.
Step 4: Cast a spell on the bottle and the liquid to encourage weight loss. During the spellcasting add drops of food coloring until the liquid turns a grayish-blue color. It may appear more blackish-blue, but this is okay. Grey encourages resolve and persistence at losing weight. The blue tinge is an appetite suppressant.
How to use:
The bottle should be carried in the pocket or purse at all times. You may also be able to find a bottle with a loop on the end so that it can be worn as a necklace.
5 - 10 minutes before eating breakfast, lunch, dinner and any snacks you should open the bottle and take 5 deep breaths of the scent. This should help suppress appetite and stop overeating.
During hunger cravings outside of regular meal and snack times, especially if the cravings are for junk food, sodas or fast food, uncap the bottle and breathe deeply of the scent for 3 breaths. This may need followed with drinking a cup of water or tea, especially green tea.
The next weight loss magic potion recipe is a lotion. This one is good for mild to moderate weight loss. Anything between 5 and 25 pounds could benefit greatly from this. This potion does require a bit of participation from the user though so some may be unwilling to use it properly.
Step 1: Use a dollop of Vaseline and place it in a shallow jar, such as those old lipgloss containers with the screw tops or a small babyfood jar.
Step 2: Add 1/8 ounce of mint or lemon essential oil. I prefer mint as the scent is stronger, but some may not want to smell like mint all day.
Step 3: Place in the microwave for 15 seconds. Depending on how much Vaseline you used you may need to put it in for another 15 seconds. Just heat until the Vaseline is warm, not extra hot. It should be mildly liquidy so that you can mix in the essential oil very well.
Step 4: Add a drop of blue food coloring. This should be very light coloring to avoid staining or tinting the skin while using the lotion.
Step 5: While the mixture is still warm cast a spell on the contents to encourage weight loss.
How to use:
Read Magic Potion Recipes: Weight Loss Part 2 for the use directions and the final magic potion recipe.
Bath Salts: Homemade Magic Potion Recipes
Monday, March 21, 2011
Ingredients:
- 2 cups Epsom salt
- 1 cup non-iodized sea salt
- 1 cup dead sea salt
- 1 cup baking soda
- 1/4 ounce tea tree oil
(optional)
- 1/4 ounce essential oil
(optional)
- Food coloring
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