LaShea Pain Oil

Ancestral Remedy for Pain Relief & Restoration

LaShea Pain Oil is a time-tested ancestral formula passed down through the Gunter family and lovingly shared with the world through Author, Youth Empowerment Specialist, and Spiritual Life Coach Emily Gunther. Originally created by her father, Fay Gaffney Gunter (1894–1972), this oil carries the wisdom, resilience, and healing touch of generations.

The name LaShea honors their family lineage—born from the last name LaShay, belonging to Emily’s grandfather. Today, this deeply restorative oil continues the tradition of caring for the body through gentle, powerful plant medicine.

Crafted with intention and rooted in ancestral knowledge, LaShea Pain Oil supports the body’s natural healing process, helping ease:

• Muscle and joint discomfort
• Tension from overuse or stress
• Aches from daily wear on the body
• Stiffness that limits movement

Smooth, penetrating, and aromatic, it’s an herbal ally meant to bring the body back into balance while connecting you to a lineage of healers who understood the medicine of the earth.

 Ingredients:

 Shea Nut Oil, Castor Oil, Vitamin E, Essential Oils (Peppermint, Eucalyptus, Red Cedar, Lavendar)

Directions for Use

External Use Only

1. Apply a small amount of LaShea Pain Oil to the affected area.
2. Massage gently in slow, circular motions to encourage absorption and increase circulation.
3. For deeper relief, apply after a warm shower or bath when pores are open.
4. Use up to 3 times daily or as needed for comfort.
5. For chronic tension areas (shoulders, lower back, hips), apply consistently over several days for cumulative benefits.
6. Wash hands after application and avoid contact with eyes or sensitive areas.

Optional Ritual Use:

Take three grounding breaths while applying and silently call in the strength of your ancestors, honoring the lineage this remedy comes from. Intention amplifies healing.

 Safety

• External use only.
• Do not apply to broken or irritated skin.
• Conduct a patch test before first use.
• Avoid during pregnancy unless approved by a healthcare provider.
• Keep out of reach of children.