Krampus oil

Magically speaking, this oil would be used to calm or control the bad behavior of others around you so that their negativity doesn’t affect you. Red pepper, ginger, birch, orange, juniper, and other herbs and essential oils in a base of fractionated coconut oil.

On the evening of December 5, Saint Nicholas and Krampus, who is a helper to Santa Claus, visit children. Saint Nicholas rewards the good children with modest gifts like oranges, dried fruit, walnuts, and chocolate, while Krampus only punishes the misbehaving ones by whipping them with birch rods and dragging them to his lair.

Krampus can take many different forms, but they always have some physical traits in common. He is hairy, usually in shades of brown or black, and goat-like cloven hooves and horns. He possesses fangs and a long, pointed tongue that hangs out. Sometimes Krampus makes his appearance with a basket or bag slung to his back; this is done to carry bad children to Hell or drown them. Older versions occasionally refer to putting misbehaving kids in the bag and taking them away.