○One-of-a-Kind and handmade by me (Reiki Master)
○Measures 3 inches in diameter
○Four-layer thermal dye-sublimation laminated sticker
○Durable, waterproof and scratch-resistant
 ○Supercharged, programmed with positive energy, and infused with Reiki energy
 
 
The "Evil Eye" or "Nazar" is over 5,000 years old. It is found in all major religions and through countless cultures. It is universally believed that the eye protects its owner from evil spirits. It also protects from the jealousy and ill will of others, returning all energy to sender. It can be worn, placed on windows, over doors, or in the car. This is a powerful talisman for personal protection.
 
🧿Affirmation: May every evil eye upon me go blind, may every tongue that rises against me fall, may every negative energy be returned to sender.🧿
 
 
💥STICKER APPLICATION TIPS:💥
 
1. Surface Preparation
​--Clean thoroughly: Wipe the surface with rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol) or soap and water. Avoid glass cleaners (like Windex), as they can leave a residue that interferes with the adhesive.
​--Dry completely: Ensure the surface is 100% dry before applying. Moisture trapped under the adhesive will cause bubbling and premature peeling.
​--Temperature matters: Apply the sticker at room temperature. Extreme cold makes the adhesive brittle, while extreme heat can cause the vinyl to stretch during application.
 
​2. The Application Process
​--Use the center-out method: Peel the backing and place the center of the sticker down first. Smooth it outward toward the edges using your thumb, a credit card, or a felt squeegee. This pushes trapped air out and prevents bubbles.
​--Seal the edges: Pay extra attention to the perimeter. Press firmly along the entire edge to activate the pressure-sensitive adhesive and ensure the laminate layer completely seals out moisture. 
--Let it cure: Allow the adhesive to cure for 24 to 48 hours before exposing the sticker to heavy moisture, car washes, or extreme outdoor elements.
 
​3. Surface Selection
​--Stick to smooth materials: These stickers adhere best to glass, smooth plastics, polished metals, and finished wood.
​--Avoid heavy textures: Highly textured plastics, powder-coated metals, or fabric will limit the adhesive's contact points, causing the edges to lift over time.