Mabon Recipes 2

Witch's Broom

Recipes for incenses, soaps, oils and other types of recipes that I may come across that can be used for the Mabon season!

 

Mabon Diffuser Blend

  • 6 Drops Clove Essential Oil
  • 4 Drops Frankincense Essential Oil
  • 3 Drops Cedarwood Essential Oil

 

Mabon Incense 1

  • 2 parts Frankincense
  • 1 part Sandalwood
  • 1 part Cypress
  • 1 part Juniper
  • 1 part Pine
  • ½ part Oakmoss (or a few drops Oakmoss bouquet)
  • 1 pinch pulverized Oak leaf

 

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Mabon Oil

  • 4 drops Rosemary
  • 4 drops Frankincense oil,
  • 2 drops apple oil,
  • 1 drop chamomile oil.
  • Use almond oil as a base here

 

Mix well and bottle. Use in Mabon rituals.

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Mabon Incense 2

  • 3 parts frankincense
  • 2 parts sandalwood
  • 1 part Benzoin
  • 1 part cinnamon
  • few drops patchouli

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Autumn Equinox Ritual Potpourri

Recipe by Gerina Dunwich

  • 45 drops Honeysuckle Oil
  • 1 cup Oak Moss
  • 6 small Acorns
  • 2 cups dried Oak Leaves
  • 2 cups dried Honeysuckle
  • 1 cup dried Passionflower
  • 1 cup dried Rosebuds and Petals
  • ½ cup dried Pine Needles
  • 1 tablespoon Sage

 

Mix the honeysuckle oil with the oak moss and then add the remaining ingredients. Stir the potpourri well and store in a tightly covered ceramic or glass container.

(The above recipe for "Autumn Equinox Ritual Potpourri" is quoted directly from Gerina Dunwich's book "The Wicca Spellbook: A Witch's Collection of Wiccan Spells, Potions and Recipes", page 162, A Citadel Press Book, Carol Publishing Group, 1994/1995)

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Mabon Incense 3

  • 2 parts Myrrh
  • 2 parts hibiscus
  • 1 part rose petals
  • 1 part sage

 

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Mabon Incense 4

  • 2 parts crushed juniper berries
  • 2 parts myrrh
  • Few drops of red wine
  • ½ part birch leaves
  • ½ part ash leaves

 

Blend together and burn on charcoal.

Recipe created by Anna Franklin and can be found on her webpage.

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Mabon Soap

  • 1 cup grated unscented soap
  • ¼ cup hot water
  • 1 tbsp. apricot oil
  • 1 tbsp. rose petals
  • ½ tbsp. hibiscus
  • 6 drops myrrh oil
  • 3 drops sandalwood oil

 

Place grated soap in a heat-proof non-metallic container and add the hot water and apricot oil. Leave until it is cool enough to handle, and then mix together with your hands. If the soap is floating on the water, add more soap. Leave to sit for 10 minutes, mixing occasionally, until the soap is soft and mushy. Once the soap, water, and oil are blended completely, add the dry ingredients. Once the mixture is cool, then add the essential oils (essential oils evaporate quickly in heat). Enough essential oils should be added to overcome the original scent of the soap. Blend thoroughly and then divide the soap mixture into four to six pieces. Squeeze the soaps, removing as much excess water as possible into the shape you desire, and tie in a cheesecloth. Hang in a warm, dry place until the soap is completely hard and dry.

Recipe adapted from Kate West's The Real Witches' Kitchen Sabbat Soap recipe.

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Mabon Incense 5

  • 2 parts Frankincense
  • 2 parts sandalwood
  • 1 part cypress
  • 1 part juniper
  • 1 part pine
  • 2 or 3 oak leaves
From The Real Witches' Kitchen by Kate West

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Mabon Incense 6

  • 2 parts benzoin
  • 2 parts myrrh
  • 1 part hazel wood
  • ½ part corn
  • ½ part red poppy flowers
  • ½ part cornflower
  • ½ part ivy

 

Blend together and burn on charcoal.

Recipe created by Anna Franklin and can be found on her webpage.

 

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