That looks wonderful! I recently purchased the Crafters Choice Foaming bath whip and absolutely love it! I don't usually buy bases because I prefer to make everything from scratch and I will definitely be making it from scratch next time because I have so much SCI. Just as a friendly note, you mentioned Coco Betaine as your surfactants but it looks like you are using Cocamidopropyl Betaine. They are two different ingredients and so many people think they are the same, and I was one of them. I noticed that even the suppliers shorten cocoamidopropyl betaine to coco betaine. I try and tell people because Cocoamidopropyl Betaine is a lot more gentle than Coco Betaine. Which is a good example of natural doesn't mean more gentle. Cocoamidopropyl Betaine is a synthetic and Coco Betaine is natural. When I first started out making products I purchased Coco Betaine and I can tell a big difference between the two when I use them as a sub for the other.
Thank you so much for putting a recipe for foaming bath soap on your channel with actual measurements! It was harder than hell for me to find a recipe for this along with the measurements anywhere online!
Very beautifully done, precise instructions. I've watch this video at least 4 times. Will make my first batch soon,. Thank you so much. I love how you make sure, nothing is missed in the process. You are wonderful.
Hi I just wanted to say thank so much for your recipe. Mines didn't turn opaque but it turned out great even though. First time trying it. Will try again. Thank you so much
I’ve finally found a whip soap recipe! Thank you for sharing and showing strep by step. I’ve just subscribed to your channel. Can’t wait to see what else you are doing😀Thank you!
💖💞Very nice. Thank you for sharing this video. I’ve needed to make a whipped soap for some time so now I think I’m going to jump into it and try it out!
Great video Kim. I've recently started making cream soap, but I've been using the traditional liquid soap paste method or whatever you want to call it. But this process seems a whole heck of a lot simpler, I think I might have to try it. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for sharing the process.. We tried it and it came out very well. Just one query. Is there a way to make it slightly thinner (liquid) to enable dispense from a bottle/soap dispenser
You just made my day with this recipe. I am so going to try it out immediately. You have a new subscriber 😍. Can i request for recipe for different scrub types if you are able to help pls?
I do not believe this has the correct ph for hair care. Possibly it could be adjusted to work in that application, though you'd certainly want to add hair loving oils like argan, jojoba, etc.
Thanks very much for sharing this recipe and video.I've been looking for well made foaming bath whip! Are you able to tell me the ph balance of this whip? Thanks,in advance,if you can :)
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.. i really appreciate it. My i know how many you put the EDTA? i can't hear it clear when you say adding the EDTA, Thanx again
Thank you so much for this recipe , I am very excited to order products and try!!! Is cocamidoproply betaine the same as Potassium Cocoate from Brambleberry? Also what can i use in place of germall plus? Will an alternative compromise the end result ?
Hello. Thank you for sharing. All your videos are very informative helpful. I tried the recipe and was successful. I have one comment, the Betaine has a smell that long last in the finished formula. Any idea ?Thank you.
I've found that the fragrance from any fragrance or essential oil covers it pretty well when you use it to make your end product, like foaming bath whip or sugar scrub.
@@carolinenehme9094 it does have a particular smell until you add some sort of essential oil or fragrance to it, yes. If you're making a moisturizing product, I find cocoa butter masks it quite nicely.
I love this tutorial. I did click on the link for the recipe and noticed that Propylene Glycol is add but you didn’t add it in the video. Also the weight ounces differs. Which one is correct? I feel that I should follow the tutorial. Can you please advise me? Thank you❤️
@@ladymitch32sunshine88 I worked for year learning how to formulate products. There are classes you can take online. They're kind of expensive but so worth it if you plan on doing much more than soap, lotions, and butters.
Thank you sooo much! Making gifts for Christmas 🎄 At the end of the video you have 27oz of the base that you used. Is 27oz’s what this recipe yields? Thank you for making this video!
Noodles generally have a binding agent in addition to the main ingredient. You would have to include all ingredients on your ingredient label and I do not know if it would affect the texture or consistency. You could reduce the recipe down and make a test batch. Let us know how it goes.
Great video! I have been wanting to make my own whipped soap. Wondering if I can use goats milk instead of water? I would appreciate any help. Thank you
I cannot say how the milk will change how this comes together. It takes a long time for the powdered ingredients to melt and I think that may burn your milk. For most skin care, you can swap the milk for the water phase but I'm thinking this may be one product where that doesn't work. You can sure try. I'd reduce the batch size exponentially to try a test batch though. If you do, let us know how it turned out!
I made this yesterday and whipped it tonight. I think I whipped it a bit too long, but it is still awesome. Do you just whip it for about 2 minutes or so? Mine is a tad thick but I got distracted and let it whip for 7-10 minutes....oops! Thank you again!!
Remember, this is just a base. If you add about 0.8 oz of moisturizing oil to a pound of base whole whipping, you'll get a lighter, fluffier consistency.
Do you have to use glycerin in the base or can you switch out for a different oil? Also, for the oils added at the end can it be something heavy like shea butter?
You can probably use a powdered surfactant from your supplier. Just be sure to use something gentle. SCI is a very gentle surfactant and if you use something harsh it can really change the skin feel.
Everything is done by weight and percentage. You can use SLS however, that is much harsher on the skin than SCI. It may change the consistency as well.
Excuse me. I'm from Brazil and here we don't have many products like this. I would like to know something, how long will it stay in that consistency? And is there a product to make the soap stay that way? Sorry if the question is uncomfortable.
Why? Chelators are a great addition to our products because they bind the metal ions which helps starve microbes and therefore helps preserve our products. If you live in a place with hard water it's always a good idea to add a chelating agent. If it's just EDTA that you don't like you can use Sodium Phytate.
HEY , I TRIED MAKING IT , IT WENT WELL IN THE START 2 DAYS AFTER I SAW MY WHIPPES SOAP HAS LIQUIFIED IN THE BOTTOM ,PLEASE HELP , ANY IDEA WHY MY WHIP SOAP REDUCES INSIDE THE JAR IT .
I was just wondering How much whipped soap does this recipe yield both pre whip and after by weight and volume? Thank you so much for making the video I’m asking because 25 lbs of brand name is $125 and the ingredients seem more expensive to make this from scratch. I just can’t tell
It would be 51 oz by weight. Volume depends how much air you whip in. My total cost is less than $12 in ingredients, but that also depends on you, and what supplier you use.
If you're going to make products for sale, you'll need to educate yourself on ingredients and skin care. TH-cam is great for information and inspiration.
@@StoryTimeDIY thanks so much! roughly for a batch similar size to yours how long would it take? I know different climates play on that, but i’ve left a batch overnight and it’s still not that thick at all! I was wondering if it’s due to my stearic acid being in tiny little bead form. but i’m unsure
Natural isn't a regulated term. So you can make that call. Optiphen works best for water based products. Optiphen ND for oil based. And Optiphen Plus works for both so you can absolutely use it. Follow the suggested useage rate per the manufacturer and adjust your recipe accordingly.
Stearic acid will make for a stiffer texture. But this is something to dip your fingers in. If you want a whipped soap bar, that is a different product entirely
Added Liquid Germall Plus. Yes, this is used in numerous applications such as body scrub, by adding your exfoliating product to the base after whipping.
That looks wonderful! I recently purchased the Crafters Choice Foaming bath whip and absolutely love it! I don't usually buy bases because I prefer to make everything from scratch and I will definitely be making it from scratch next time because I have so much SCI.
Just as a friendly note, you mentioned Coco Betaine as your surfactants but it looks like you are using Cocamidopropyl Betaine. They are two different ingredients and so many people think they are the same, and I was one of them. I noticed that even the suppliers shorten cocoamidopropyl betaine to coco betaine. I try and tell people because Cocoamidopropyl Betaine is a lot more gentle than Coco Betaine. Which is a good example of natural doesn't mean more gentle. Cocoamidopropyl Betaine is a synthetic and Coco Betaine is natural. When I first started out making products I purchased Coco Betaine and I can tell a big difference between the two when I use them as a sub for the other.
Thank you so much for putting a recipe for foaming bath soap on your channel with actual measurements! It was harder than hell for me to find a recipe for this along with the measurements anywhere online!
I love how you explain your recipe and the measurements included thank you for sharing.
It looks great. I made some whipped soap from scratch and it's so luxurious, makes my hands feel moisturised and silky smooth afterwards x
I love how you explain what you are doing and about to do. Thank you!
Very beautifully done, precise instructions. I've watch this video at least 4 times. Will make my first batch soon,. Thank you so much. I love how you make sure, nothing is missed in the process. You are wonderful.
Thank you! I hope it helps.
Excellent video‼️The best I have seen
Thanks so much! I have been looking for a whipped soap recipe forever.
You and me
Easy n great recipe
Hi I just wanted to say thank so much for your recipe. Mines didn't turn opaque but it turned out great even though. First time trying it. Will try again. Thank you so much
This is a great recipe, thank you! I’m excited to start making my own.
I’ve finally found a whip soap recipe! Thank you for sharing and showing strep by step. I’ve just subscribed to your channel. Can’t wait to see what else you are doing😀Thank you!
Love this recipe! Thanks for sharing!
Looks beautiful! My whipped soap base never seems to turn out that creamy white color after it sits overnight. So frustrating! Again, beautiful!
Sounds like maybe it overcooked?
Nice job, always a good product for soapers to have in their line
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much
instead of double boiler can I use a crock pot
Thank you for this detail wonderful recipe !! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you so much for sharing this
💖💞Very nice. Thank you for sharing this video. I’ve needed to make a whipped soap for some time so now I think I’m going to jump into it and try it out!
Most important is to be sure it is cooked. It really needs time. Then, don't try to whip for at least 6 hours.
Thank you for sharing!!
Great video Kim. I've recently started making cream soap, but I've been using the traditional liquid soap paste method or whatever you want to call it. But this process seems a whole heck of a lot simpler, I think I might have to try it. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. I love CP soap but this is such a versatile product!
Thank you!!
hi great recipe... just a question can i add sugar or coffee powder and make it into whipped scrub? thanks
This is a base. You can add whatever you want.
Thank you for sharing the process.. We tried it and it came out very well. Just one query. Is there a way to make it slightly thinner (liquid) to enable dispense from a bottle/soap dispenser
You could reduce the stearic acid, and increase you water or liquid surfactant. That would probably do the trick.
Thank you
Awesome. Thank you.
Olá, é possível adquirir a fórmula com as porcentagens dos produtos?
Hi. Thanks for recipe. What material can I use instead of coca betaine? Please answer my question.
You just made my day with this recipe. I am so going to try it out immediately. You have a new subscriber 😍. Can i request for recipe for different scrub types if you are able to help pls?
This can easily be turned into a foaming scrub by adding desired amount of salt or sugar! 😁
Thank you for this. I will definitely make this
how did it turn out for you?
Thank you for sharing! I have been looking for a whipped soap recipe for a while now. I love how you explain everything. You have a new subscriber!
I'm happy to help. Thank you for subscribing
Thank you do much for sharing. Could you add Shea butter to your recipe.
This is just a launching point. You can add butters or other oils.
This is amazing. Thank you for sharing and teaching us.
Can this whipped soap be used as a hair shampoo?
I do not believe this has the correct ph for hair care. Possibly it could be adjusted to work in that application, though you'd certainly want to add hair loving oils like argan, jojoba, etc.
Best video ‼️
Is this something I can make ahead and add sugar to for a soapy scrub, or a butter for a 3 in 1 product?
Yes
This is a great video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I think you are using powdered SCI? Do you think noodles would break down enough?
It would just have to be cooked longer probably. You would have to test it out.
Thanks very much for sharing this recipe and video.I've been looking for well made foaming bath whip! Are you able to tell me the ph balance of this whip? Thanks,in advance,if you can :)
The base has a very gently pH of less than 6, however, any additives you combine will change this so it is important for you to test your batch.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.. i really appreciate it. My i know how many you put the EDTA? i can't hear it clear when you say adding the EDTA, Thanx again
That is not in my recipe.
What was the 1/2 ounce of liquid (something) you added at the end, after stick blending? I couldn't make out what it was. Thanks for the great video!
Germall plus- preservative
Thank You!
Bello is correct
@@jacquelinesmith5052 NP I just ordered all of my ingredients can't wait to star-making it!!
Thank you so much for this recipe , I am very excited to order products and try!!! Is cocamidoproply betaine the same as Potassium Cocoate from Brambleberry? Also what can i use in place of germall plus? Will an alternative compromise the end result ?
I honestly do not know
Hello. Thank you for sharing. All your videos are very informative helpful. I tried the recipe and was successful. I have one comment, the Betaine has a smell that long last in the finished formula. Any idea ?Thank you.
I've found that the fragrance from any fragrance or essential oil covers it pretty well when you use it to make your end product, like foaming bath whip or sugar scrub.
@@StoryTimeDIY thanks allot for your reply. So it is normal to have this smell.true?
@@carolinenehme9094 it does have a particular smell until you add some sort of essential oil or fragrance to it, yes. If you're making a moisturizing product, I find cocoa butter masks it quite nicely.
@@StoryTimeDIY thanks allot. I really appreciate your replies.
Hi, can you add shea butter? Do you add it in the cooking phase or when whipping? Thank you
You can put it in the Cooking phase
Are there different colors of cocamidopropyI Betaine
I love this tutorial. I did click on the link for the recipe and noticed that Propylene Glycol is add but you didn’t add it in the video. Also the weight ounces differs. Which one is correct? I feel that I should follow the tutorial. Can you please advise me? Thank you❤️
I mentioned giving you options in the video. The link is a separate recipe.
Thanks for sharing! How did you make your recipe? It is pretty
Thank you. There are detailed instructions in the video on how it is made. Best of luck :D
Hello, What I mean is what did you use for calculating? Is it by percentage, at using wholesale supplies plus? Thank you
@@ladymitch32sunshine88 I worked for year learning how to formulate products. There are classes you can take online. They're kind of expensive but so worth it if you plan on doing much more than soap, lotions, and butters.
Does this save money in comparison to premade whip soap bases?
Yes
Did you use carrier oils?
Thank you sooo much! Making gifts for Christmas 🎄 At the end of the video you have 27oz of the base that you used. Is 27oz’s what this recipe yields? Thank you for making this video!
Hello, Thanks for sharing :) Would it be ok to use Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate noodles instead of the powder?
Noodles generally have a binding agent in addition to the main ingredient. You would have to include all ingredients on your ingredient label and I do not know if it would affect the texture or consistency. You could reduce the recipe down and make a test batch. Let us know how it goes.
Hello, do you have links to the products you had purchased?
Hey can you spell that thing that was in the small silver container please
I have sci in noodle form , is that the same as the powder?
You will have to look at your supplier's information.
Great video! I have been wanting to make my own whipped soap. Wondering if I can use goats milk instead of water? I would appreciate any help. Thank you
I cannot say how the milk will change how this comes together. It takes a long time for the powdered ingredients to melt and I think that may burn your milk. For most skin care, you can swap the milk for the water phase but I'm thinking this may be one product where that doesn't work. You can sure try. I'd reduce the batch size exponentially to try a test batch though. If you do, let us know how it turned out!
@@StoryTimeDIY thank you for taking the time to answer back. If I try it I will let you know. Thank you!
i dont have SCI in my country can i use sls
Can I add aloe Vera and Vitamin C in my soap when I add the oils
It can hold fluffy ness after some days? Specially in warm weather
It isn't like body butter, it is temperature stable...within reason of course. If you put it in a hot car on a 90 degree day, it might melt a bit.
I made this yesterday and whipped it tonight. I think I whipped it a bit too long, but it is still awesome. Do you just whip it for about 2 minutes or so? Mine is a tad thick but I got distracted and let it whip for 7-10 minutes....oops! Thank you again!!
Remember, this is just a base. If you add about 0.8 oz of moisturizing oil to a pound of base whole whipping, you'll get a lighter, fluffier consistency.
StoryTime DIY can u share your Instagram handle ?
Do you have to use glycerin in the base or can you switch out for a different oil? Also, for the oils added at the end can it be something heavy like shea butter?
Glycerin is a humectant, which is part of your water phase. I don't think an oil will dissolve the powders.
@@StoryTimeDIY ooh I see! Thank you!
Ive got Do powdered stearic acid and SCi noodlez. Do i proceed the ssme way
Yes, noodles work just like the powder. It will disslove but just a bit longer time.
how critical is the 24 hour wait time ?
Hi I want to make foaming body butter base but can not find germall plus preservative in Netherland. Please help.
You'll have to look at the preservatives your supplier offers.
Quick question. Do we need to add Propylene Glycol? Because you have it on the list of ingredients but not on the video. Thank you.
There is no Propylene Glycol in my recipe. I did include a different recipe from Make Your Own Buzz to give you an alternative.
Hello! Is there somethin that we can use instead of the sodium cocoyl? Because in my country is very difficult to find it
You can probably use a powdered surfactant from your supplier. Just be sure to use something gentle. SCI is a very gentle surfactant and if you use something harsh it can really change the skin feel.
Can I add aloe to the soap
Do you do the voice for soaping 101? I've been watching her for years and you sound like her.
Nope. I watched that channel a lot when I started though. She is great!
@@StoryTimeDIY Your very informative and thorough as well. Thank you for making this channel 💜💜💜💜💜💜
Thought it was her to!
I’m sure it’s been asked, I am just getting started with whipped soap, Can this be used right away unlike cold process soaps I do I’m used to curing
No curing. All to rest 8 hours before whipping.
StoryTime Soap Shoppe can I sub the germall plus for optiohen ? If so; what would be the ratio difference? My local shop only has optiphen
Hi im from Mexico and a little speak inglish. And i want know how many add of each ingredient 🙏
HI
I dont have SCI powder in my country can i use SLS powder instead
is ur recipe measured in oz?
Everything is done by weight and percentage. You can use SLS however, that is much harsher on the skin than SCI. It may change the consistency as well.
I can’t get mine opaque . Followed your directions to a T.
Where did you get the Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate powder to buy
Hey love, you can get it from makeyourown.buzz
I made this batch and it never got opaque on the stove
can u please tell us in percentage? so that we can reduce or increase the preparation accordingly. Thank you.
When recipes are given in amounts and ounces I always convert to percentages and grams. You can convert for your own needs.
Water 20%, glycerin 23%, Coca betaine 20%, stearic acid 5%, SCI 31%
I've been looking for this recipe and finally watched it. How much propylene glycol do you use in this recipe, or none at all?
I didn't use any in this recipe.
Excuse me. I'm from Brazil and here we don't have many products like this. I would like to know something, how long will it stay in that consistency? And is there a product to make the soap stay that way?
Sorry if the question is uncomfortable.
It stays in this consistency for at least 2 years. I haven't had any change yet.
Do you ever have issues shipping in super hot weather
With this product? No. Any butters I didn't ship in hot weather.
I watched a video of the person also putting in EDTA, is that normal?
I'm glad you didn't add tetrasodium EDTA or Disodium EDTA.
Why? Chelators are a great addition to our products because they bind the metal ions which helps starve microbes and therefore helps preserve our products. If you live in a place with hard water it's always a good idea to add a chelating agent. If it's just EDTA that you don't like you can use Sodium Phytate.
@@melindanicole9116Or Tetrasodium Glutamate Diacetate
Can you use the noodles instead of powder? Will they melt enough?
It may change the texture and consistency of your product as the noodles may have other ingredients added.
Hi, new Sub! Thank you for sharing!!!
Thanks for subbing!
HEY , I TRIED MAKING IT , IT WENT WELL IN THE START 2 DAYS AFTER I SAW MY WHIPPES SOAP HAS LIQUIFIED IN THE BOTTOM ,PLEASE HELP , ANY IDEA WHY MY WHIP SOAP REDUCES INSIDE THE JAR IT .
I was just wondering How much whipped soap does this recipe yield both pre whip and after by weight and volume? Thank you so much for making the video I’m asking because 25 lbs of brand name is $125 and the ingredients seem more expensive to make this from scratch. I just can’t tell
It would be 51 oz by weight. Volume depends how much air you whip in. My total cost is less than $12 in ingredients, but that also depends on you, and what supplier you use.
All these ingredients are not cheep.
Great recipe but what are the percentages for the soap base?
You can figure it out from the measurements she gives. You can maybe run it through Soap Calc?
Soap Calculator are so confusing to create recipes.
How do we know is safe and ready to use?
If you're going to make products for sale, you'll need to educate yourself on ingredients and skin care. TH-cam is great for information and inspiration.
What kind of scale is this? Is it the KD 8000?
I don't know the model. I purchased it from saveoncitric.com
I went to nature's garden to get the cinnamon buns fragrance oil and it says not body-safe :( where can I find one that is??
I'm sorry, I don't know. The formula may have changed since this video was made.
hi! i’ve tried to make this a few times and it doesn’t end up thick! any idea on how to thicken it up more? thank you!
It won't be thick until it cools completely. Other than that, you could add more steric acid.
@@StoryTimeDIY thanks so much! roughly for a batch similar size to yours how long would it take? I know different climates play on that, but i’ve left a batch overnight and it’s still not that thick at all! I was wondering if it’s due to my stearic acid being in tiny little bead form. but i’m unsure
Will filtered water be ok? x
No
Wow I love the video. Since it’s vegetable based, is it safe to say it’s natural? Also Can I add Optiphen Plus instead of Liquid Germall Plus?
Natural isn't a regulated term. So you can make that call.
Optiphen works best for water based products. Optiphen ND for oil based. And Optiphen Plus works for both so you can absolutely use it. Follow the suggested useage rate per the manufacturer and adjust your recipe accordingly.
StoryTime DIY oh ok I understand! Thank you so much
@@StoryTimeDIY I absolutely LOVE THIS and have one question.. how long is the shelf life for this?
Nice, what is the shelf life of this product?
About 12 months...longer depending on your preservative.
@@StoryTimeDIY ok thank you!
I made this soap, it came out too soft & I want a harder base, please what can I add?
How firm do you want it?
@@StoryTimeDIY super firm please help
@@StoryTimeDIY please reply
Stearic acid will make for a stiffer texture. But this is something to dip your fingers in. If you want a whipped soap bar, that is a different product entirely
@@StoryTimeDIY thanks
does this have to rot? Sorry if it was answered, listening with no volume.
Rot? I don't think you want any skincare product to rot. It does not have to cure but it needs to sit overnight.
This is great, thanks for sharing!
May i ask how much fragrance you aded to your batch? Thank you 😊
All amounts were listed in the video but you need to follow the IFRA standards for whatever fragrance you use. Each FO is different.
@@StoryTimeDIY thank you!
I’m not sure what happened but my base was not as liquid as yours it’s pretty thick. This is when I first started the process
Is it a purchased base or did you make it?
Please give us the recipe 🙏🏻
The recipe is in the video.
Do a perservative need to be added? or can it be omitted?
Yes must add preservative because it contains water
please explain what did you say at 9.38?and is this same foaming bath butter which is used for body scrub ?
Added Liquid Germall Plus. Yes, this is used in numerous applications such as body scrub, by adding your exfoliating product to the base after whipping.
@@StoryTimeDIY Thank you very much. your answed very quick💗
@@StoryTimeDIY can you tell what is Culinox salt?
@@RAMNIKK chemically purified brine.
@@StoryTimeDIY any easy word
That's the same recipe as what's on chemistry connections video. You just doubled hers
Actually, it is not. But I do link to their recipe in the description.