Remixed; Javier Natera's Oil and Water by Javier Natera

Effect

The audience sees a deck of cards. The magician shows four red cards and four black cards. The magician mixes the red and black cards together. The magician then magically separates the cards. All the red cards are together and all the black cards are together. The separation happens instantly and visually.

Full details

Remixed; Javier Natera's Oil and Water is a magic trick. It is a new version of the classic Oil and Water plot. The trick uses a standard deck of cards. It also comes with special gimmicks. These gimmicks help create the magical separation. The routine is direct and visual. The effect is clean and happens in the performer's hands.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is for magicians who perform card magic. It is good for performers who like visual effects. It is suitable for close-up and parlor settings. Magicians who know the classic Oil and Water plot may find this version interesting. It is also a good choice for those looking for a self-contained trick that includes necessary gimmicks.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The trick requires basic card handling skills. The method is not complex. The provided gimmicks do the main work. A magician can learn the routine quickly. Practice is needed to make the moves look natural. The performance is not physically demanding. The difficulty level is low to moderate.

What magicians say

MurphysMagicSupplies featured the trick in a weekly news video. The host, Beau, listed it as a new physical product. He noted that the trick "comes with gimmicks." This indicates that everything needed to perform the effect is included in the purchase. The trick was presented alongside other notable releases, showing it is a current item of interest in the magic community.