DIY body butter your friends will ACTUALLY love 🎁
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2024
- For the full written instructions, information on substitutions, scaling, shelf life, and links to all the ingredients + equipment I used, visit www.humblebeeandme.com/hot-ch...
CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:40 Formula overview
00:52 Heated water phase
01:40 Heated oil phase
02:52 Combine & heat
03:26 Prefer something lighter?
04:08 Post-heat
05:28 Cool down phase
05:58 Scenting
06:44 pH Testing
07:09 Packaging
07:53 More info on pH testing
FORMULA
Heated water phase
174.9g | 58.3% distilled water
15g | 5% sodium lactate
3g | 1% panthenol powder (vitamin B5)
12g | 4% Propanediol 1,3
Heated oil phase
18g | 6% Ritamulse SCG
39g | 13% apricot kernel oil
24g | 8% cocoa butter
9g | 3% cetyl alcohol
Cool down phase
3g | 1% Euxyl™ k 903
0.9g | 0.3% Vitamin E MT-50
0.6g | 0.2% cocoa absolute
0.6g | 0.2% allantoin
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Learn heaps more about this formulation at www.humblebeeandme.com/hot-chocolate-body-butter/ ❤️ Happy making!
If I don’t have an immersion blender, can I just whip it with a whisk like crazy?
Hi.... I'm from indonesian
Can Ritamusle be replaced with olivem or emulsifying wax? If so, what percentage?
It’s because of YOU I’m a Formula Botanica student! You, along with Yaya have inspired me beyond words!! Thank you for ALL of your videos! I’ve been hooked for years! Oh and I also bought your book, AAAMMMAAAZIIING!!! Love it, highly recommend to all!! And one last thing, LOVE the hair Marie! ❤
Congratulations! That is so exciting ❤️ I know you'll learn TONS 😄
Thank you so much for buying my book, too! I really appreciate the support 😊
I was super excited to start, and my main reason was to improve my great grandmas family recipe into a more desirable product, but hearing all the chemicals and scientific names really intimidated me. Thankyou for explaining what each one does, and why it is needed. Definitely subcribing and coming back for more knowledge from now on.
Wonderfully detailed as always Marie, you are a sweetheart ❤
Thank you so much! ❤️
Your hair is very pretty!
As always lovely content. Thanks so much. And I like this so much better than the none emulsified ones. I mean I can’t even finish using mine I made a few years ago when I first made them :)
Tried this but used emulsifying wax NF, my kids say if feels so soft and it has no soaping effect. It’s beautiful.❤❤
Thanks Marie
Love this formula! Thank you
You're so welcome! ❤️ Thanks for watching!
I bet this smells incredible! Thank you!!
It does! 😋 Thanks for watching ❤️
Your videos inspire me a lot. I make my body butter in a similar way but with different ingredients. Lovely tutorial. Patience From Nigeria
❤️ Thanks for watching!
Excelente como siempre!! Gracias 😊
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This is helpful! 👍🏽 Thank you! 😊
❤️ I'm so glad!
I can relate! Lol thank you for sharing 💕✨
❤️ Thanks for watching!
I received a traditional whipped body butter from someone who probably just didn't know that there are better formulas out there. It's cocoa butter, shea butter, almond oil, coconut oil, and lavender oil. I tried it once and it felt like I'd poured oil out of a bottle straight onto my body. Not my thing. The only anhydrous butter I've ever liked was your sugar plum body butter. Mango butter is an amazing thing. Otherwise? Emulsions all the way for me! Aside from the lighter feel, my skin wants hydration, not just moisturization.
I'm looking forward to the rest of this hot chocolate series. Yummy!
Hi Marie! Thank you for your inspiring videos. They all helped me a lot to become a better formulator. I have a quick question, Is it possible to add arrowroot powder to lessen the greasiness some more?
Hi Marie, thanks for another amazing formulation. Do we need to check the ph of every product we make using water? I saw you used ph meter in some formulations using actives but not all. Is there a thumb rule to follow. Thanks so much for all the resources that you have made available for free. Looking fwd to make this one
Thank you so much for your knowledge and expertise. I just love watching how you formulate and love your formulations. I do have a question of all your body butter/creams which one is your absolute favorite? I made your Lush inspired cream - Lavender Oat Dream Cream and found that one just lovely. I also made your Shaloe Emulisified Body Butter and found that one very nice. So again which one is your favorite of all your formulations? Thank you!!!!
I'm a beginner formulator & I keep coming back to this formula for inspiration (I kinda see it, along with many of your other body butter videos, as tutorials on working with challenging emollients). Is this formula beginner friendly enough that it can around fudged around with, *particularly by someone doesn't have an emersion blender or a pH meter at home?*
I liked the large 30% : 70% oil to water phase, and the addition of winter care skin actives (I'm looking to add in Cholesterol & NAG for a little extra skin barrier support without the pH fuss). The challenging emollient that I want to play with is lanolin because that's what my very dehydrated skin craves in the winter, but I know I will be in redevelopment territory since few formulators are interested in troubleshooting it's challenges
I don't know if I would still need to test the pH with the swaps/additions that I want to make, particularly when still working with sodium lactate, Ritamulse SCG, & Euxyl™ k 903, or if I can get a good emulsion going without an emersion blender. I'm probably going to try it anyway, just to find out, but I'm always seeking insight from the experienced
Can you show us how to make a stock solution of both an acid and base to increase and reduce pH? Specifically a basic stock solution that isn’t lye? Thanks! Great video!
Great idea!!
Hi, thanks for this video, I've been wanting to make body butter that is non greasy and had no luck until I found this on youtube. I made this and I use olivem instead of ritamulse, also i use geogard ultra and Nacetyl glucosamine. The finish product looks really good and not greasy at all! My question is, when I apply this on my skin it feels kind of wet, and a bit "heavy" on skin, although it's not as heavy as the unhydrous body butter. Is it how it suppose to be? Or did I do something wrong?
Thanks for this formula. Where can I get that Hot plate please?
Hi can you make cheek and liptint again for large batch ?pleaseee🙏🙏🙏🙏
Could MCT oil be a good light option? Thanks so much for posting this! I can't wait to make it!
Yup! Happy making :)
I had a question about packaging. Do you know how to make a stamp on your make up products. Or a pattern for instance on a blush or eyeshadow.
Oooooh white chocolate raspberry/cranberry butter! Just swap some of the oil and/or scent 💕
The possibilities are endless-and delicious! 😍
Please Let me know where did you get those beautiful plastic jars
Can you substitute coco butter for Shea butter?
Thanks for another lovely video and recipe.🥰 My only question is, what distinguishes an emulsified body butter from a thick lotion or cream? They both have the same basic ingredients, and follow the same process. Is the nomenclature personal preference, or is it a certain ratio of water to butters? Appreciate you very much!
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An emulsified body butter and and body cream is the same product. However a body lotion has a higher percentage of water in the formulation than a body cream
From India. Very useful videos
Glad you like them!
Hi Marie, I did not have Ritamulse SCG so I used the same amount of Olivem 1000, but when I got to the cooling stage, my cream separated, what do you suggest I do? 0:09
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I tried this but the butter phase kept separating from the water. How hot should both be? I didn’t let the water get hot. Is that why?
How do I get rid of small bubbles in this emulsion?
Thank you for this lovely recipe.
Is it horrible if I don't have the propandiol or panthenol? Can I get away with not using them?
Hi! Have you read the Substitutions list in the free partner blog post?
Generally... kind of? But it would be better to substitute if you can. At the very least, replace them with distilled water.
Now I want ice-cream!!!🤤😍
That makes two of us 😄 Ice cream is always a good idea!
Yep thanx for sharing , love the experiments too! 🫶🏾🙏🏽
Hi Marie, thanks for sharing this creation. Which scent did you use from Brambleberry?
Chocolate Ganache 🤤
@@HumblebeeAndMe thank you! I’ve been using EO and would love to start my venture into FO
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Can u please make one video of sunscreen
No, and here's a long article on why :) www.humblebeeandme.com/why-homemade-sunscreen-is-never-a-good-idea/.
I notice that you didn't include any of the tips that you gave in your recent video on making body butter formulations feel more expensive. What would you recommend swopping out to include any of those ingredients, i.e. clay, BTMS and liquid ester?
Hi Shirley! The tips in that video are for anhydrous, or water free, body butter formulations. They are designed to counter formulation challenges that don't really exist with emulsified formulations like this one :) For instance, the inclusion of clay or starch in a body butter is designed to counter greasiness, but this formulation is already non-greasy because it contains far less oil than an anhydrous body butter does.
@@HumblebeeAndMe Thank you so much. I am so looking forward to trying this one
Awesome video. Do you offer 1 on 1 consultations?
I do, but on a limited basis through the top tier of my Patreon (patreon.com/MarieRayma). It's currently sold out, but a spot could open up again any time if somebody steps down :)
A 1-on-1 slot on Patreon *just* opened up!
Wow
❤️ Thanks for watching!
Would you please name the glass dishes you place after your water phase again? I know you mentioned what they were in the past and I can’t find that video!
Please check out my recent community post here on TH-cam :)
I think they’re called a watch glass 😉
Made this and it was divine! But once I added the cool down phase (preservative, etc) the butter started to separate :( is that because the butter didn't emulsify enough? I had to reheat and blend again to save it (phew!)
That's odd; did you make any substitutions? Was the emulsion fully cool and thick when you incorporated the cool down phase?
@@HumblebeeAndMe I used Optiphen Plus which is the only preservative I have on hand. I did omit Propanediol, vit B5, and Euxyl™ k 903 and replaced with your suggestion. It did cool down, but now I'm thinking it might be the blender - I didn't think it'd need that much power to blend so I used whist and milk frother (lol) at first, and then I switched to stick blender. I don't remember though if I reheated it the last time I made it (made 3 batches! so good!) or was it resolved by just using stick blender. I'll watch out next time! Thanks for getting back to me Marie! Love this recipe so so much!
I always get kind of concerned when you add panthenol to your heated water phase. In my classes I've learned that panthenol is heat sensitive and can racemize when heated to certain temperatures. How do you avoid this from happening? You always seem so confident with all your ingredients so I'm curious.
I really love this formula by the way, the only thing I do is I add all of my heat sensitive ingredients at the cooling phase.
Have a great day
Making Cosmetics & Lotion Crafter both include powdered dl-panthenol (what I use) in the heated phase and say nothing about it being heat sensitive (sample formulations include it in the heated water phase when there is one: lotioncrafter.com/blogs/skin-care/exfoliating-body-conditioner, lotioncrafter.com/blogs/facial-care/soothing-moisturizing-lotion-with-montanov-68, lotioncrafter.com/blogs/facial-care/hydrating-conditioning-gel-serum, lotioncrafter.com/blogs/hair-care/simple-luxurious-hair-conditioner). Formulations I've found from TRI-K and CoastSouthwest on UL Prospector include it in the heated phase as well. That's why I include panthenol in the heated phase-because the manufacturers and sellers of the ingredient tell us that's how to use it. I'm not doing anything special, just doing what the big guys do.
@Humblebee & Me Wow thanks for answering! I really didn't know that haha 😅
It's interesting though, I always tried to be as gentle with panthenol as possible because in my country it's labeled as sensitive ingredient. I need to do some research, maybe my panthenol is a different version 🤔
Have a great day 😀 Lots of kisses from Poland 🇵🇱
@Humblebee & Me Oh now I see 👀 I've found it on your website just now haha
DL-Panthenol in powder form can be included in heated water phase due to its resistance to heating, what I have is liquid Dl-panthenol, which for some reason Is very heat sensitive. I wonder though what causes it.
May I ask if you can use cetearly alcohol instead of cetly alcohol?
Hi Jamie! This is addressed in the Substitutions section of the free partner blog post ❤️
Do you make anything with safflower oil? Ty
Yes!
You can find a list if you look up safflower oil in the free Humblebee & Me DIY Encyclopedia (www.humblebeeandme.com/diy-encyclopedia/) and scroll down.
You can also use safflower oil instead of many different carrier oils. In this formulation you could use it instead of the apricot kernel oil. Generally, I'd say you can use it in any formulation that calls for sunflower oil, apricot kernel oil, sweet almond oil, grapeseed oil, or canola oil. Look up any of those oils in the Humblebee & Me DIY Encyclopedia for even more formulation options :)
@@HumblebeeAndMe ty so much 💓
Hi Marie, is the cocoa butter unrefined or refined?
Definitely unrefined 🤤😄
@@HumblebeeAndMe Thank you 👍🏽
can I use glyceral stearate &peg100 to swap put cetyl alcohol lo9king for palm free alternative
Hi! Glyceryl Stearate (and) PEG-100 Stearate is not an alternative to cetyl alcohol, and it is also very likely to contain palm oil unless your specific supplier guarantees otherwise.
ahh ok I found a palm free version figired I'd ask.i was looking at montanova 68 or aminosensyl sc posible replacement .thank you for your response
What best amount of fragrance oil to ad to body butters
It depends; check out this video to learn more: th-cam.com/video/bfOc0t-Gygc/w-d-xo.html. Happy making!
Can you use propylene glycol instead of propandiel?
Yup!
@@HumblebeeAndMe at the same percentage?
yes @@joyemery9384
How can you make it a little thicker?
If you click through to the free partner blog post you'll find a link to an entire blog post + video I did on making lotions/emulsions thicker :)
Madam, what is the alternative to Ritamulse SCG wax if it is not available to me?
You'll find the answer to your question in the "Substitutions" section of the partner blog post. It's linked in the description box below the video ;) If you're not sure what that means, read this: www.humblebeeandme.com/faqs/whats-the-description-box-on-youtube/.
Happy making!
Thank you dear
If necessary, how would you raise or lower the ph?
You'll find the answer to your question in the free partner blog post that's linked in the description box below the video: I have shared several links to learn more about pH testing and adjusting.
If you're not sure what that means, read this: www.humblebeeandme.com/faqs/whats-the-description-box-on-youtube/.
Happy making!
@@HumblebeeAndMe thanks for replying! I'll check it out.
Hi.... I'm from indonesian
Can Ritamusle be replaced with olivem or emulsifying wax? If so, what percentage?
A one-for-one swap with Emulsifying Wax NF should work :) Happy making!
Thank you very much. I'm waiting for you to make sunscreen. So impatient :)
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When will your 0ne on one consulatations be on sale again on Patreon?
I don't know; a spot could open up again any time if somebody in the top tier steps down :)
@@HumblebeeAndMe gotcha 👍
A 1-on-1 slot on Patreon *just* opened up!
Can we bye them from you?
No, I don't sell, I just teach :)
at this point it just moisturizer not butter /whipped butter...
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This shouldn't be body butter since you added water to it.
It's an emulsified body butter; most body butters sold by shops like The Body Shop are :) I use the terms "anhydrous" and "emulsified" to specify, but I do consider both to be body butters.
Can you really call this a body butter. It seems more like a body cream with the water added to it!
It's an emulsified body butter; most body butters sold by shops like The Body Shop are :) I use the terms "anhydrous" and "emulsified" to specify, but I do consider both to be body butters.
All the really lovely usable body butters are made like this! ☺️
@@Silverstar1117 all usable lovely body butters are not made with water etc! I have used some really awesome usable body butters with out the water etc!
@@HumblebeeAndMe thank you for responding! I watch a lot of your videos! You do an amazing job! You are truly appreciated!
@@latricemoore3719 sure… but one of the biggest reasons people go for the body butters is because they have dry skin and they are hoping for a really deep moisturizing experience right? Well the single most important ingredient for hydrating skin is water. So, body butters that have water as an ingredient are far more hydrating and healing to skin than anhydrous versions.
Hello!Vitamin E (0,3)???!!!Allantoin(0,2)??!!1-2drops?It will be doing nothing for skin!!
According to Modern Cosmetics: Ingredients of Natural Origin, A Scientific View, Volume 1, "given its keratoplastic activity, a 0.2% aqueous solution of allantoin is equivalent to a 10% aqueous solution of urea.... it is used in cosmetic products at concentrations ranging from 0.1-0.5%."
I calculate tocopherol to be included around 0.5% of the oil phase to protect it from oxidation, as seen here. This concentration is also supported by Modern Cosmetics: Ingredients of Natural Origin, A Scientific View, Volume 1.