Although we have no record of Shakespeare attending the school, due to the official position held by John Shakespeare it seems likely that he would have decided to educate young William at the school which was under the care of Stratford's governing body.
Shea butter melts in your hands in ambient temperature and then you can more easily apply it onto the skin. A lot of people prefer to use whipped shea butter for both their skin and hair because it is more easily applicable and feels more luxurious. Still, you have to check the rest of the ingredients in those products selling as whipped shea butter in the market, so you are sure that you get a safe and top quality product.
50 Ways to Use Shea Butter. 1  Use as a lip balm to deeply moisturize lips so that they feel smooth all day. 2  Use as a targeted treatment on elbows, knees and toes for instant softness. 3  Use as a sun-soother to calm dry, itchy sun-exposed skin after a day at the beach or pool. 4  Mix with your hair conditioner for a deep, nourishing hair treatment.