Made this and have been using for weeks...my mom was in the kitchen like ouu that looks nice and smooth. Really love this like it has been helping with my eczema and keeping flare ups at bae.
I take so much better care of my skin now. Started when I got pregnant. I feel like I’m watching you mix cake batter 😋😋 my best friend is actually starting a business to sale this stuff! You may be onto something sis!!
This looks like ice cream . Your voice and the consistency of this lotion. Makes me want to fall asleep !!! This was so satisfying to watch . I’m gonna try this 🥰🥰🥰. Thank you so much
Ooohhh shea butter is the star of this recipe. I'd say you can replace it with other hard oils like Cocoa butter or Mango butter but not an oil that's liquid. You can use palm kernel oil instead of the liquid oils though but keep the shea butter.
@@radambher I've actually never used or touched mango butter so I don't really know how thick it is. But if it's similar in thickness to Shea butter then it shouldn't be much of a difference.
At the time I was afraid because it's highly comedogenic and I thought it would get to my face. Now I use it in my body butters because I've been able to keep my acne under control.
Is putting it in the fridge multiple times what made such a creamy consistency? Or would letting it cool until it reached the thicker consistency you got when you took it out of the refrigerator for the last time suffice?
Hi, so me putting it in the fridge multiple times was simply a factor of my lack of patience. I also learned (but haven't tested this) the essence of putting it in the fridge is to ensure the different fatty acids in the oil solidify at the same pace so it doesn't end up gritty as it would if left to solidify at room temperature. Apparently some solidify faster than others so placing in the fridge ensures they solidify together. Also, this recipe would fill up a 10oz jar and if whipped well enough, would still leave some extra for perhaps another little jar. Hope this answers your question ❤.
Thank you. Shelf life would be the same as the ingredient with the shortest shelf life really so it may be a few months to a year depending on what oils are used. Vit. E can help prevent oxidation. In hot temperatures, yes it will melt but at room temperature under 80°f, it is fine. Most people who make to sell don't sell it in the summer time for this reason since it's hard to transport it in high temperatures.
Whatever recipe you use, try to keep your Shea butter around 50-60% and Coconut Oil could be around 10-20% then liquid oils around 30-40%. That should give you a nice consistency.
You can keep it for as long as the oil with the shortest shelf life. It won't go off because it doesn't contain water (water/humidity allows for bacterial growth). For most oils, I'd say a shelf life of 6 months to 1 year would be fine but most people would probably use it up within a month anyway.
It says 20oz grapseed oil so did you use the whole 20oz ? Second question if I had a little bit of cocoa butter in it would it be the same consistency as your butter?
No it's 2 oz that's 2 ounces. And yes the consistency gets thicker with cocoa butter since it's a much harder butter than Shea butter. I discuss it in this video actually 👇🏾 th-cam.com/video/ROThTz1uCdA/w-d-xo.html
I'd say as long as the oil with the shortest shelf life in your recipe. I use mine up within a month so never had a problem. Vitamin E can be used to also help prevent oxidation but is completely optional.
Never used those to be honest. They do it to cut down on the greasy feel but I don't mind the oil because it does sip into the skin and doesn't feel greasy after.
At the time I didn't want to use it in mine because it's highly comedogenic and sometimes my hands touch my face and I was avoiding breakouts at all cost. I now use it in mine and it's not affected my face adversely. I don't use body butter on my face so it's fine.
@@CreamySuds im trying to make some that will be great for for my small bussiness as a beginner. i dont want the products to give someone an allergic reaction what do you suggest?
@@kimberlymartinez16143 test it first and you can also gift small quantities to family and friends to test. Also, be sure to have a label with all your ingredients displayed .
I do not like to use coconut oil in my bodybutters, except if i used it to make carrot oil. Naturally, not a fan of coconut oil, i love using it for food not for my skin, it makes my skin drier.
That's how I felt before sis. Especially since it can cause breakouts. But more recently I've been adding it to my body butters at about 10% and i love it. When mixed with other powerful oils, it's really good. Just not for the face though, but try it more you'll see ☺️
The creamiest body butter I have ever seen! Amazing!
Thank you so much ❤
Made this and have been using for weeks...my mom was in the kitchen like ouu that looks nice and smooth. Really love this like it has been helping with my eczema and keeping flare ups at bae.
That's awesome. So glad it's helped you 😊❤
I take so much better care of my skin now. Started when I got pregnant. I feel like I’m watching you mix cake batter 😋😋 my best friend is actually starting a business to sale this stuff! You may be onto something sis!!
I do think it's a great idea but I'm not really equipped for it yet lol
This looks like ice cream . Your voice and the consistency of this lotion. Makes me want to fall asleep !!! This was so satisfying to watch . I’m gonna try this 🥰🥰🥰. Thank you so much
Loool thank you so much. Funny you mentioned my voice because it's what I hate the most 😅
Stephanie Oki Lol don’t we all ??? I hate mine too but Na you voice is satisfying to listen to 💕💕
@@vera1183 loool thanks hon ❤
Stephanie Oki of course ❤️❤️
This was soo satisfying to watch. I just wanted to eat it the whole time. It looked like cake mix and it's such a pretty color!!😍
Lol i started craving icecream too lol
Looks amazing 😊thanks
I love making DIY body butter, definitely going to try this 😍
You should, it feels great 🤎
That is so yummy looks like ice cream to eat God bless you sis
Thank you so much for watching!
Wow!! That was really amazing.
I wonna try it someday
Thanks a lot. You should!
i loved this tutorial.. will definitely try it😊❤
thnks for sharing
Thanks a lot for watching ❤
Ok that looks delicious 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 the consistency looks like something I would love to eat 😆😆😆😆
Looool well it's actually edible if you love the taste of oil 😂
Amazing effect
Thanks
Thank you so much
OMG sis. This was so satisfying to watch. Can I use palm kernel oil in stead of Shea butter or do I add it to the mixture?
Ooohhh shea butter is the star of this recipe. I'd say you can replace it with other hard oils like Cocoa butter or Mango butter but not an oil that's liquid. You can use palm kernel oil instead of the liquid oils though but keep the shea butter.
Looks yummy
Thanks Bisi mama
Does it harden after a while? Love this😍
The consistency does get thicker so it doesn't run off when you tip it over. But creamy enough to apply on the skin easily.
@@CreamySuds thank you so much, do you think the consistency will be the same if I used mango butter instead of Shea butter?
@@radambher I've actually never used or touched mango butter so I don't really know how thick it is. But if it's similar in thickness to Shea butter then it shouldn't be much of a difference.
I love this
Thank you ❤
What keeps it from going Rancid ? Is there a preservative in it ?
I'm definitely trying this! I've been so in love with body butters lately..... But why don't you use coconut oil tho?
At the time I was afraid because it's highly comedogenic and I thought it would get to my face. Now I use it in my body butters because I've been able to keep my acne under control.
Leia was so intrigued because she thought you were baking a cake haha
Hahaha I actually love how yummy it looks too. Thanks a lot Laura ❤❤❤
Can I mix this recipe with my kids lotion like Aveeno to reduce the oily/shiny look?
This is exactly what I do... as I use it though, not premixing. It works wonders!
Lovely video. I have a question, does your body butter not get hard after some few days.
It does get a little thicker but it's still soft enough to scoop. The liquid oils stop it from being too hard.
Can you use this as a hair moisturizer?
Yes you can.
Do you make for sale or just for personal use? Really want some👌
I've made some custom orders for sale.
I make luxuriously handcrafted soaps. Please visit my website if you're interested in them.
www.creamysuds.com
Thanks and God bless! ♡
Is putting it in the fridge multiple times what made such a creamy consistency? Or would letting it cool until it reached the thicker consistency you got when you took it out of the refrigerator for the last time suffice?
Also how many ounces does this recipe make? Sorry for all the questions, but this is the best non emulsified body butter recipe I’ve seen
Hi, so me putting it in the fridge multiple times was simply a factor of my lack of patience. I also learned (but haven't tested this) the essence of putting it in the fridge is to ensure the different fatty acids in the oil solidify at the same pace so it doesn't end up gritty as it would if left to solidify at room temperature. Apparently some solidify faster than others so placing in the fridge ensures they solidify together. Also, this recipe would fill up a 10oz jar and if whipped well enough, would still leave some extra for perhaps another little jar. Hope this answers your question ❤.
@@CreamySuds thank you!! I can’t wait to try to this recipe 💕
Hey this is awesome! But I have a few questions.. What is the shelf life of this? And will it not melt? Is there a way to keep it without melting?
Thank you. Shelf life would be the same as the ingredient with the shortest shelf life really so it may be a few months to a year depending on what oils are used. Vit. E can help prevent oxidation. In hot temperatures, yes it will melt but at room temperature under 80°f, it is fine. Most people who make to sell don't sell it in the summer time for this reason since it's hard to transport it in high temperatures.
@@CreamySuds awesome! Thankyou so much. 😊❤️ Oh and that texture!!! AMAZING! 😍
@@saptaswara3817 you're very welcome. Thanks a lot for watching too ❤❤❤
Hi will it work for eczema baby
Can i use sunflower oil instead of olive oil
Yes you can use any oil you want. Speak with your pediatrician about eczema.
Please with it solidify without fridge
Hi, it will but it'll not be smooth. In this video I explain why.
th-cam.com/video/ROThTz1uCdA/w-d-xo.html
@@CreamySuds okay thank I will see it
Does it stay that creamy texture after 24hrs???
It got just very very slightly thicker but remained creamy. I prefer it thicker now so I use a little more hard oils these days.
How is the texture of the product days after the first day?
This was creamy. But not runny.
Please can I use it for a year old baby?
I use it on my year old baby since it's just oils it really is safe. I do not add fragrance to my baby's body butter though.
If I were to add coconut oil to this recipe, how much should I put?
Whatever recipe you use, try to keep your Shea butter around 50-60% and Coconut Oil could be around 10-20% then liquid oils around 30-40%. That should give you a nice consistency.
How long can u keep it? Does it not go off?
You can keep it for as long as the oil with the shortest shelf life. It won't go off because it doesn't contain water (water/humidity allows for bacterial growth). For most oils, I'd say a shelf life of 6 months to 1 year would be fine but most people would probably use it up within a month anyway.
Can I pay you to make and send me some?
Please message me on Instagram @creamysuds and we can discuss.
Can it be used for a one year old chocolate skin
Some said vitamin e isn't good for kids that's why I'm asking
Yes it is. The vit e thing is not true.
It says 20oz grapseed oil so did you use the whole 20oz ? Second question if I had a little bit of cocoa butter in it would it be the same consistency as your butter?
No it's 2 oz that's 2 ounces. And yes the consistency gets thicker with cocoa butter since it's a much harder butter than Shea butter. I discuss it in this video actually 👇🏾
th-cam.com/video/ROThTz1uCdA/w-d-xo.html
@@CreamySuds Okay i will watch it !!
How long does this last without going “bad”?
I'd say as long as the oil with the shortest shelf life in your recipe. I use mine up within a month so never had a problem. Vitamin E can be used to also help prevent oxidation but is completely optional.
Please what do you mean by liquid oils
Olive oil, avocado oil are examples of liquid oil. Hard oils are Shea Butter, Cocoa Butter and other oils that are solid at room temperature.
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🌹 Thank you Queen! ❤
Sorry another thing do you use arrowroot powder or cornstarch I see people be using that in their butters?
Never used those to be honest. They do it to cut down on the greasy feel but I don't mind the oil because it does sip into the skin and doesn't feel greasy after.
@@CreamySuds Okay thank you so much❤ I saw you on my recommendation so I had to click & subscribe.
@@nyesharaymond1850 thank you sooo much ❤❤❤
Why don't you like to use coconut oil with your sheabutter
At the time I didn't want to use it in mine because it's highly comedogenic and sometimes my hands touch my face and I was avoiding breakouts at all cost. I now use it in mine and it's not affected my face adversely. I don't use body butter on my face so it's fine.
I tried using essential oils but it would irritate my skin .
It's completely optional.
@@CreamySuds im trying to make some that will be great for for my small bussiness as a beginner. i dont want the products to give someone an allergic reaction what do you suggest?
@@kimberlymartinez16143 test it first and you can also gift small quantities to family and friends to test. Also, be sure to have a label with all your ingredients displayed .
I do not like to use coconut oil in my bodybutters, except if i used it to make carrot oil.
Naturally, not a fan of coconut oil, i love using it for food not for my skin, it makes my skin drier.
That's how I felt before sis. Especially since it can cause breakouts. But more recently I've been adding it to my body butters at about 10% and i love it. When mixed with other powerful oils, it's really good. Just not for the face though, but try it more you'll see ☺️
@@CreamySuds I sure will... Due to make some butters soon... I'll let you know how it goes 🥰🥰😘😘
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Thank you ❤❤❤