I truly appreciate your videos. I have switched to emulsified body butter but also do the whipped butters on request by customers. Because some people really love their whipped butters lol. I do a higher percentage of kokum and cocoa butters with a balance of mango and shea, my total butters at 80% & my oils at 20% and I am really happy with the outcome.
Thanks so much ! That’s awesome that you found a lovely combination for your customers . I find my customers prefer the traditional whipped body butters too lol 💕
Thank you for this video. I just ordered me some Kokum butter. I always use my family for my experiments. They are very honest about my finished product samples formulas.
I love your videos as well! What I’ve found that I love to incorporate in my body butter is Cupuacu butter, Kokum butter, murumuru butter, cocoa butter, a small amount of coconut oil organic, Babassu oil, small amount of argan and jojoba with vitamin E, and a scoop of corn silk. You can use this as both whipped, or poured straight into the container and it has such a delightful consistency. When it’s just poured in, it doesn’t matter if it melts because it goes right back exactly the way it was before.
Thanks so much ! Your body butter blend looks divine ! I love all the ingredients 😍 I plan on using murumuru butter in a body butter creation soon . Thanks so much for sharing 💕
Hi! Thank you for this video. It’s very informative. I just recently started making body butters a few months ago. I’m still perfecting my formula. I’ve been using shea butter and adding cetyl alcohol to it. Does that help with keeping the butter stable when in a warm/hot temperature or should that only be used when making an emulsified butter?
Hi ! You are welcome . It depends . I can’t say if using Shea butter & Cetyl alcohol together is enough to keep your body butter stable and not melt . You will have to test that for yourself to see . Cetyl alcohol has a melting point of around 120 degrees F . You will want to add a harder butter with a higher melting point like cocoa or kokum butter for more stability in the hotter months
@@OceNatural Ok. Yes I will be testing that out in the coming months. I also add my liquid oils and fragrance as well as arrow root powder. But I will also try using a harder butter with it next time to try it out. Thanks again.
I truly appreciate your videos. I have switched to emulsified body butter but also do the whipped butters on request by customers. Because some people really love their whipped butters lol. I do a higher percentage of kokum and cocoa butters with a balance of mango and shea, my total butters at 80% & my oils at 20% and I am really happy with the outcome.
Thanks so much ! That’s awesome that you found a lovely combination for your customers . I find my customers prefer the traditional whipped body butters too lol 💕
Van I ask is there a calculator for the percentages of butters to weigh on the scale
Wholesalesuppliesplus has a percentage calculator on their site
Thank you for this video. I just ordered me some Kokum butter. I always use my family for my experiments. They are very honest about my finished product samples formulas.
You are so nice and God will bless you for always helping us am sleeping in your channel ❤❤❤❤
This was helpful and answered my questions about products in the summer
I love your videos as well! What I’ve found that I love to incorporate in my body butter is Cupuacu butter, Kokum butter, murumuru butter, cocoa butter, a small amount of coconut oil organic, Babassu oil, small amount of argan and jojoba with vitamin E, and a scoop of corn silk. You can use this as both whipped, or poured straight into the container and it has such a delightful consistency. When it’s just poured in, it doesn’t matter if it melts because it goes right back exactly the way it was before.
Ohh, I forgot to mention the mango butter as well. My last batch I used pomegranate oil.
Thanks so much ! Your body butter blend looks divine ! I love all the ingredients 😍 I plan on using murumuru butter in a body butter creation soon . Thanks so much for sharing 💕
This sounds beautiful! I’m new to learning but all those butters sound amazing
Thank you so much. Very informative 😊
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Can you do a video about glass vs plastic vs metal/aluminum body butter containers as in which would melt the fastest?
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Hi! Thank you for this video. It’s very informative. I just recently started making body butters a few months ago. I’m still perfecting my formula. I’ve been using shea butter and adding cetyl alcohol to it. Does that help with keeping the butter stable when in a warm/hot temperature or should that only be used when making an emulsified butter?
Hi ! You are welcome . It depends . I can’t say if using Shea butter & Cetyl alcohol together is enough to keep your body butter stable and not melt . You will have to test that for yourself to see . Cetyl alcohol has a melting point of around 120 degrees F . You will want to add a harder butter with a higher melting point like cocoa or kokum butter for more stability in the hotter months
@@OceNatural Ok. Yes I will be testing that out in the coming months. I also add my liquid oils and fragrance as well as arrow root powder. But I will also try using a harder butter with it next time to try it out. Thanks again.
How do you calculates the overall melting percentage of the end product like you did with formula 1 and 2 ?
I want to learn, do you train?
Whay percentage pf wax would you say use ?
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