Shea Butter Oil Rubdown for
Relaxing…
Moisturize while
you heal the mind
Summertime
and the living is easy with Shea (cont)
A few steps to the kitchen, dripping small
amounts of water on the carpet as I go. A few more to the microwave where I heat up the solid shea just long
enough to liquefy. Though I want it very warm, I don’t want it so hot as to kill the natural ingredients that I
will need to work its magic on my body, on my skin.
Once my shea is melted, its back to the still steamy
rest-room-turned-spa where I slowly begin to rub down from head to toe, from toe to head, then back again. I pay
special attention to the feet, which yelled at me earlier in the week for not-how did they say it “taking better
care”.
Since this is my time and I have all night, I don’t use the
towel to dry off. Instead I let this semi-precious African shea blend in directly with the beads of water
shimmering on my skin, skin so moist and elastic and ready for an evening of nothing
but…but…pampering.
If Teddy were here, he would surely be singing, “Rub me down in
some hot oils baby…Show me how…” You know the rest.
But instead, Ms Horn is winding down and belching out “The man
you were meant so much to me…” (Accent on the word “meant”. Ah…relationships.)
Rituals
My weekly shea-skins ritual now
concluded; the fantasy break vanished -- though the relaxed thoughts now more empowered to make their way to the
surface of my consciousness. The tenseness in my neck vanished too, having received a heavenly massage in the
rub down phase. Tonight it was the pure unscented shea butter. Next week I will order some scented mango shea to
spice it up even more.
Already I am beginning to replay the bath scene in my
mind.
Tomorrow morning I
will ready for devotions, church or whatever…
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Editor’s Note: Now you can see why I call my newsletter Shea Skins. Can you begin to see how turning your skin into a "shea skin" is as easy as indulging yourself in a
weekly regimen of rubbing your body down in “some burning hot oils”?
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15% shea in the products, it should work out fine.
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