How to Make Natural Lip Balm - Bramble Berry Kit Project | Bramble Berry
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- This lip balm is made with all-natural ingredients like Orange 10X Essential Oil, marigold petals, and chamomile extract. It's the perfect smooth and soft texture - it feels amazing on the lips! It's the perfect project for a beginner or more advanced crafter, and makes a wonderful gift or addition to your product line.
🐝 Find everything you need to make this lip balm with the Natural Lip Balm Kit:
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The kit also comes with printed instructions, it comes in its own box, and it ships free to the lower 48 states. Once it’s delivered, grab a friend and have them help you make natural lip balm!
The Natural Lip Balm Kit Includes:
40 Lip Balm Tubes
4 oz. Sweet Almond Oil
1 oz. Yellow Beeswax
1 oz. Chamomile Extract
About 0.5 oz. Orange 10x Essential Oil
0.2 oz. Marigold Petals
Droppers
Printed Labels
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Sterilization - Please remind your viewers that everything must be sterilized. Not just tubes and measuring cups but even the ingredients!
I'm a hobby soaper. A couple years ago I created my first batch of lip balm and afterwards realized that although I sterilized countertops, bowls, spoons, tubes, etc., my ingredients had not been sterilized. I touch these same ingredients with my bare hands when making soap. (In soap making, sterilization isn't as much of a concern since sterilization occurs in saponification.) My ingredients could have had bacteria and I was giving these lip balm tubes to my friends and family to put on their lips! This same potential problem applied to making lotion.
I found an informative article about this issue. The article quoted Dr. Cindy Jones of Sagescript Institute who performs challenge tests in her lab for bacteria as well as yeast and fungi. Her recommendation for reducing the bacteria in ingredients is to bring the batch to 150-170 degrees for 15 minutes. Another site recommends holding at 160-170 degrees for 20 minutes.
Some good information! The temperatures recommended would only work for recipes not containing cocoa butter though. Cocoa butter goes all grainy if heated too high, it prefers being tempered. Took me a while to figure out why my lip balms were always grainy haha 😄
@@astrid6496 Wow! I didn't realize that about cocoa butter. A small percentage of my recipe has cocoa butter and I know that I've had one or two batches come out grainy. That explains it! Thank you so much!
No problem! Thank you for the information about ingredient sterilization! I honestly hadn't thought about it.
Wouldn’t using gloves solve this issue? I’d prefer not using my bare hands anyway. (Not being snarky, just genuinely curious!)
A good rule is to always have herb-infused oils on hand. I keep comfrey root, lavender, chamomile, calendula and a few other infused oils on hand.
We use so much lip balm in my house. I think im gonna buy this kit as well.
I would love to see a kit with reusable steel tins for lip balm. I'm going to have to consider this purchase. Or a DIY lip/skin winter balm would be nice!
Hi Ann! I love your soap videos... I was wondering if I could request a hard bar laundry soap recipe, I see lots on youtube that are 90% coconut oil and 10% olive oil or just 100% coconut oil... but I'd love to see The Queen's rendition of the soap and see what oild you like and prefer for it's purpose Xx
Great music to go with it!
thank you! fun video, love your website! how much could it cost to ship the supplies to Canada?
Is this lip balm good for cold weather? I need a good healing and protective lip balm.
Any suggestion if I dont use slowcooker?
Looks great, although I have to say that it looks like you are using way too much Chamomile Extract. Please advise as the Bramble Berry website says .05 to 3% usage rate. Maybe this is a different extract than the one I was looking at, or a typo. Thanks! Love love your supplies!
I suppose this was meant to be an advertisement for the kit, but I feel some emphasis should have been put on lip safe essential oils. Not every essential oil is safe to consume, and even the amount that can be used without causing skin reactions is important. Trust me, I learned this the hard way...even after researching it fully. Misread the proper dilution in a bug repellent I was making and now every time I try to use lemon grass essential oil, my skin itches!
Okay I just read the drop down menu. This uses orange 10x essential oil, which is known to cause photosensitivity. It is not something you want to put on your lips if you plan on going outside. However, the real concern is he amount of EO used. Now I'm no expert, however I do know that the general consensus is 2% of your recipe (some need to be diluted even more. As I mentioned above, I learned that one the hard way). That means this recipe should have had 0.12oz of essential oil, yet it calls for 0.5oz!
I would like to know too which essential oils are safe for lips. They will get ingested and they can't be phototoxic. Sweet orange, lavender, peppermint are fine. What about eucalyptus, Ylang ylang, benzoin or cardamom?
I remember adding too much beeswax to my body butter. I made a huge lip balm. I tried to fix it but there was no going back from it.
LOL oh no! Was it too hard to rub on the skin like a lotion bar? The warmth of the skin heating it up might have helped. Did you try making it again with less, or no beeswax?
Couldn’t you have just added more oil to fix the ratio?? You’d just end up with more product but you can always add more of any ingredient to get things back to the original ratios.
What is the Ratio of Wax and Oils can you pls Tell
Is this the only way to do it? Im a melt and pour soap person and this is just my first time seeing someone not just dump something in a measuring cup and put it in the microwave😅
Not at all! We have a great article on how to create lip products right here: www.brambleberry.com/articles/how-to/art0113-lip-products.html
What’s the shelf life ?
Please do a collab with Safiya Nygaard!
How do you sanitize the tubes? Thnx
Just take some rubbing alcohol and spray the bottles in and out and don't forget the caps. After you're done filling the tubs and let them sit for a while. Cap the bottles and Spray some more rubbing alcohol on a towel and wipe each tub just in case something got on them and it's better for the labels to stick and your all set
Can i add some colour in lipbalm??
Yes you can! I check the Brambleberry.com website for micas that are lip safe and make my own tinted lip balm and also lip gloss. They sell the lip gloss tubes also.
What extract did you add?
Christy Brooks chamomile
Recipe is in the description
I would have added coconut oil
You absolutely can! We would suggest using it at 10% of the recipe as to avoid the final balm being too soft.
after the process we should refrigerate Ahhhhhhhh🤔🤔🤔