I made a whipped soap! Fluffy, bubbly, nourishing, moisturizing oh and it smells divine too!
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Hello Everyone! Today we are making Whipped soap - We have just recently added this to our Etsy & Shopify sites and it has been met with awesome results to quickly become one of our best selling products. I have been using this for several weeks now and I have never had softer skin! I am so amazed at how good my skin feels & looks!
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My Recipe:
Whipped Soap:
Whipped Soap Base: 89%
Apricot Kernel Oil (or any other light oil): 6%
Glycerin: 1%
Fragrance: 3%
Preservative: 1%
Whipped Sugar Scrub:
Whipped Soap Base: 49%
Sugar: 40%
Apricot Kernel Oil (or any other light oil): 6%
Glycerin: 1%
Fragrance: 3%
Preservative: 1%
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I looked at making 'from scratch' and it would have cost me £17 per kg....compared to £8 - £10 'ready made'.....It's a no brainer...but it ready made. I will only make from scratch when I want to offer it as a luxurious product with a higher price tag and I haven't got the demand for it 'yet'....x
I totally agree with you - Its about my time and how much I can spend on making products from scratch. When I sat down and really looked at how long it takes to make a batch from scratch it was hours to minutes as far as time. I can have a batch whipped up in under 15 minutes when I use the ready made. Thanks so much for your comment & thanks for watching! 😀
@@theskincandy Aw, totally understandable. I know someone who makes it from scratch and she says it takes her a full day to make the amount that she needs - it just 'ties up' your time too much I think. The ready made base is so much more convenient. Aw, no problem at all, thanks x
Is your intro pic a representation of whipping again the following day after it sets up? Just wondering if it’s the same product as they look different. I’m a newbie, so a bit confused.
So the photo was just just for presentation and not the way I use to ship them. This was also taken years ago. It does pipe up very nicely but in my opinion is a waste of time because by the time you pound the whipped soap & sugar scrubs, it does fall quite a bit and piping just takes too long. I don't even make these any longer as they just don't sell in my area. I hope I cleared up come confusion. Thanks for watching!
This looks lovely. Stephensons states that this base can only have a total of 3% extras added to it, maybe thats why it looks runny??
It pours runny but then thickens up really nicely. I haven't had a batch yet that has stayed runny. I love that it's runny when I pour it into my jars as it make it so much easier. Once I am done with my stash I won't be offering whipped soaps or the whipped sugar scrubs as they haven't been a good seller for me. They are currently available for 50% on my website. www.theskincandyllc.com/collections/home-page-collection/products/foaming-whipped-soap or
www.theskincandyllc.com/collections/home-page-collection/products/whipped-sugar-scrub-soap-body-wash
Thank you for watching and thank you for your comment!
Hi, can you tell me how to covert these percentages used in this recipe to oz please
To calculate how much you want to make in oz you will need to take the amount you want to make and then times it by the percentage. So if you want to make 24 oz you multiply 24 by each percentage listed.
@@theskincandy thank you so much
+++++++++++++++++++ I use a pancake batter dropper for loading my jars.....NEVER will you get a drop anywhere but in the jar!!! Yeah...I'm lazy but, its much quicker than a scoop or anything else. Hope this helps. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
OMG - I never thought of using that! I use one for my candles and I LOVE IT - Heading to Amazon to purchase another Pancake Batter Dropper!!! Thanks so much for the tip! Thanks for watching and the comment!! XO-Lynette😍😀
Can you please sharing us the link of the base soap🌺
The base is from Stephenson's Personal Care: www.stephensonpersonalcare.com/products/crystal-opc-foaming-bath-butter. There are links on their site to where their products are sold all over the world. I bought mine in the U.S. at Bulk Apothecary: www.bulkapothecary.com/search.php?page=4§ion=product&search_query=whipped%20soap%20base
@@theskincandy Thank you very much
Do you mind sharing what percentage you use the oil at?
I add 6.25% of Apricot Kernel Oil, 2-3% Fragrance Oil & 1% preservative
Hiw much sugar do you add
I used 52% but you can use more or less depending on how thick/stiff you want your mix. Thanks for the comment & thanks for watching!
Hi. U have not told the recipe for the new beginners like me 😊
Thanks so much for watching! I listed the recipe in the description box but here it is as well:
My Recipe:
Stephenson's OPC Whipped Soap Base: 87.75%
Apricot Kernel Oil: 6.25%
Fragrance or Essential Oil: 3%
Preservative: 1%
The percentages only add up to 98%. Is something missing?
** @resu5hq0 OMG I am a huge dork! I did not write the percentages in right and I have modified my recipe since I posted this video. Here is my new formulation for the Whipped soap as well as making it into a sugar scrub:
Whipped Soap:
Whipped Soap Base: 89%
Apricot Kernel Oil: 6%
Glycerin: 1%
Fragrance: 3%
Preservative: 1%
Whipped Sugar Scrub
Whipped Soap Base: 49%
Sugar: 40%
Apricot Kernel Oil: 6%
Glycerin: 1%
Fragrance: 3%
Preservative: 1%
The glycerin is optional so if you choose not to add it just add another 1% to your whipped soap base.
Sorry for the late reply - I never got a notification that you had left a comment.
Happy soaping and thanks for letting me know I was missing something!