Re: [CH] chile massage oils
Michael Bailes (frgntgar@ozemail.com.au)
Sun, 23 Aug 1998 12:06:44 +1000
At 3:34 PM +1000 22/8/98, Jalust@aol.com wrote:
>Ahhhh, Michael, you are correct. A nice chile massage oil to loosen the
>muscles. I am going to REALLY experiment now. There are many oils that could
>be used as a base. Then, I think instead of adding cap, I will infuse the oil
>with chiles and allow the chiles to penetrate the softness of the oil. A
>slow, easy burn. That's nice.
>
>One could also use a cooler burn by using an alcohol base, but I don't think
>it has the value of a nice oil. Apply the oil thinly, adding only as needed.
>Yum. Your whole body can become one lollipop to gently slurp. But that's
>later.
>
>Start out with candles and the music you love; move then to applying the oil
>(a slight nail scratch is ok, ladies, use them claws, but don't break the
>skin!). If it gets too hot, cool it off with a milk and soap rub, or a
>shower.
>
>I'm gonna do this, by crackey!! I will work on the most sensuous massage oil
>in the world! I used to make huge batches of wonderful pot pourri, but this
>dwarfs that! I'll get my raw materials and make batches of the stuff!
>
>Of course, then I have to test it. . . Rael?
>
>swimmin' in oil,
>Judy
>Jalust@aol.com
Rael? it was my idea! I am already sweating at your description!
Michael Bailes.
Herbalist
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