In this live Facebook video, Shakeena Torres walks her audience through the hands‑on process of preparing and packaging her homemade anointing oil. She explains that the oil is made from 100 % olive oil blended with essential oils such as cinnamon and myrrh, and describes the meticulous, time‑consuming steps involved, including how spills are handled and how she repurposes every drop. Family members—primarily her husband and occasionally her daughters—assist with the labor. Torres emphasizes a strong aversion to waste, using a prayer shawl and cloths to wipe up excess oil, then storing the cloths for personal anointing when she has headaches or needs spiritual uplift. She shares personal testimonies about the oil’s spiritual potency: a friend sensed a saturated atmosphere in her home, an aunt felt the oil’s presence over the phone, and Torres herself feels “spiritually high” after making vows for the oil. The video serves both as a tutorial and a testimonial, highlighting the devotional effort, prayer, and belief that God multiplies the oil’s effect.
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Hey Facebook fam, it's Shakeeta Torres. I decided to go live tonight. I just thought I just wanted to show you guys a little bit of just the process of how I package my anointing oil. As some of you probably seen in my previous video, I shared testimonies about the oil and just how powerful it is. And so This is very tedious, okay? It's a very tedious work.
It takes me time.
Sometimes my husband helped me, sometimes, um, my girls helped me with it, but more so my husband because the girls, they can, you know, it's very tedious. So, um, just a few minutes ago I was trying to make it and some of the oil spilled out so fast outside of my bottle that, um, it got on my table. But let me tell you something, I literally scraped some of it off my table and anointed my whole house with it. And then, um, I have my prayer shawl as well, and, um, I anoint— I take my prayer shawl. I've had this prayer shawl since 2000—
oh my gosh, wow, I want to say '08. I've had this prayer shawl '09. And so, um, sometimes I take my prayer shawl and I'll take it and wipe up the oil because I don't want to waste any of it.
I don't want to waste any of my oil, you guys.
And then I might take a cloth, sometimes a white one or just a purple one, and I'll wipe it off like this. But then I, I'll keep this in my bedroom for a little bit, and if I have a headache or something, I put it on my head. I might have it upstairs while I'm working, when I'm seeing my clients, and I'll use it then to kind of just anoint myself quickly. So I don't let any of this oil go to waste, even for myself, because I know, you know, how precious, how precious it is and how, you know, much, you know, time and energy and, you know, prayer I've put into this. And God just, you know, multiplies it by a thousand, I feel like. So, um, I just want to show you guys a little bit of what this looks like.
I use 100% anoint oil—
I mean, olive oil— and I also use 100% essential oils like, um, cinnamon and myrrh. And so I wanted to show you guys really quickly um, exactly what it looks like when I'm preparing it. And best believe tonight I'm going to sleep well because every time I try to make vows, um, for the oil for people to purchase, uh, I am done the rest of the night because I feel so spiritually high. Um, last time I made some, um, one of my friends came over and she knew immediately what I was doing. She said, oh my God, your house, your atmosphere is just so saturated right now. And I was on the couch like laid out. And then my aunt had called me maybe a few days after that, and it was just still lingering because it was just so fresh, right? And so she could even feel it through the phone. Shakeeta Torres, I can feel the oil through the phone. And I said, I know. Um, I said, I still feel it too.
So that's all I want to do.
I'll show you guys tonight. So, um, happy Saturday. Hope you guys had a great weekend so far. And tomorrow that you have a happy and blessed Sunday. So I'll talk to you later. Bye-bye. And you're right, baby, was '08 when I got the, um, I pray y'all. Okay, dokey. I'll see you guys later.
