This is a verry interesting recipe. I have never seen body scrub that is glycerin based and there is no water or hard emulsifier. I love the thought and how it looks. I will definitely try it out ❤.
Thank you so much for this! I am really happy I found your channel! Why do you use Poly 20 rather than 80? With oils I would have thought of Poly 80, and with fragrance (i.e. a smaller amount) I think Poly 20.
@@SummerRainDIY Thank you, I didn't know that! I just made it! Unfortunately I didn't have enough salt so I had to use sugar, and I added more glycerine at the end because my consistency was dryer than yours and I like it more fluidly like yours. I also added a tiny bit green mica and tested it on my arms which left them soft!
Thank you for your response. I want to sell my scrub, so what percentage of preservatives should I use? Next question,, can I use Optiphen for a preservative instead of Germasol?
@@SummerRainDIY I just go the polysorbate 20. Made the scrub, but I notice that when it settle all the oil come to the top. I stir all my liquids well before adding the salt (pink Himalayan salt) Any ideas of why. thanks :)
I love dead sea salt on my skin! Thank you for this!
You’re welcome!
Hi dear
I buy from tk max just want to ask we can use on whole body legs 🦵 thighs chest ?
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Hi dear
I buy from tk max Dead Sea salt lot of oils in this may I use for whole body include breast ?
This is a verry interesting recipe. I have never seen body scrub that is glycerin based and there is no water or hard emulsifier. I love the thought and how it looks. I will definitely try it out ❤.
Thank you so much
Thank you so much for this! I am really happy I found your channel! Why do you use Poly 20 rather than 80? With oils I would have thought of Poly 80, and with fragrance (i.e. a smaller amount) I think Poly 20.
I went with the polysorbate 20 because it is soluble in glycerin and polysorbate 80 is not.
@@SummerRainDIY Thank you, I didn't know that! I just made it! Unfortunately I didn't have enough salt so I had to use sugar, and I added more glycerine at the end because my consistency was dryer than yours and I like it more fluidly like yours. I also added a tiny bit green mica and tested it on my arms which left them soft!
Oh I like the idea of adding a bit of mica to it!
Dead sea salt do you mean tablespoon salt?
Thanks for the info
Dead Sea salt is a type of salt
Hi looks lovely,where did you purchase your containers?
Here is a link to the containers that I use amzn.to/4aREG7a
Thank you for your response. I want to sell my scrub, so what percentage of preservatives should I use?
Next question,, can I use Optiphen for a preservative instead of Germasol?
Love your videos and your blog. Thank you 😊 I don't have polysorbate 80. If I use it, the oil will separate, right. Can I use 1% of zanthan gum. ❤
I’m not sure you could make this without the polysorbate.
@@SummerRainDIY I just go the polysorbate 20. Made the scrub, but I notice that when it settle all the oil come to the top. I stir all my liquids well before adding the salt (pink Himalayan salt) Any ideas of why. thanks :)
Can i use rebatch soap for this ? Pls reply because i have so many left over soaps here. Thank you !
I don’t think it will work with this recipe
🎉🎉❤Great for summer i will get the tequila and limon 🤓😊😁happy weekend
Right!
What’s the preservative that can be used
I like to use Germall Plus amzn.to/3sQ8nps
@@SummerRainDIYthank you so much
Can use Epsom salt?
Absolutely! You can use Epsom salt! It's a great option for adding exfoliating properties to your scrub.