@@aneekanoelle516 Actually, it is not required to sell. The choice to add a preservative is up to the maker. I wouldn't bother putting a preservative in my lip scrub. But I do put it in my body scrub which has a higher risk of water getting into it. hth :)
No, the shelf life would be the same as the ingredient with the shortest shelf life. Keep in mind oils can go rancid. A preservative will not help with that. Oils and butters usually have a shelf life between 6 months and 2 years, depending on the oil/butter used.
@@sidology1.0 Oils will go rancid. They have a shelf life too. They'll start to smell old. Have you ever ate an old peanut, or old sunflower seeds? 😂 It's bad. Lol. Or have you ever smelled old peanut butter? But, Vitamin E will help them last longer. The preservative is to prevent nasties from growing in the product should water be introduced. Because water will cause it to grow bacteria quickly, otherwise. That's why lotions must have preservatives or they won't last long at all. They are made with water.
You do not NEED to use it. They are correct when they tell you that. However, if you are selling your product you may want to. That is up to you. One way to decide this is to make plenty of lip scrub and test test test. Store it with / without and see what kind of risk your product poses for contamination. You can certainly find lip scrub on store shelves with no preservative, but some people think that is a taboo. It is up to you, but at the end of the day, you are responsible for any contamination in your product.
Thermal Mermaid thank you I will definitely do some test with both with and without preservative. I think I will order some phenonip and give it a try.
If most of y’all watch the whole video she answers most of your questions she shouldn’t have to put the gradients if you’re serious about it or if you’re trying to start a business take notes And with the measurements You can figure out the measurements on your own it’s not hard it’s like cooking
I would like to join your site...however I'm not sure what I would signup for to do..lip scrubs and lip balms...so that I can sell them on my site...please advise
Honestly it’s not worth it. I subscribed for a month because I thought i might see recipes I havent seen before. But definitely go check Humble Bee & Me she is amazing
you can try candelilla wax. Do research on making the swap. I believe it's harder than beeswax. So whatever your amount is for beeswax in a recipe, use half (50%) of that.
if you package it the way you see me make this one it will set and become hard. This is how I like it because there is no spilling or leaking when I store it or ship it. You need to scoop it out with a little spoon when you use it in the shower and put it on a wash cloth for a scrub. You can use your fingers too, but a spoon is easier. If you want it to be more fluid then you just use less sugar. You can decrease the sugar until you get the texture you like to use.
IsisOracle. Just pause when she is scrolling over the recipe, then screenshot it. She’s making money from TH-cam, then you have to subscribe on her website. She makes money from the adds on her website and then when you pay for subscribing. That’s a triple dipping right there. So, don’t come for me everyone lol.
I made this lip scrub recently and it is fantastic.
I love chocolate mint everything. I just appreciate you. 💚🖤
Me too!!!!!
This is a great recipe. Loved it!
Thank you so much 😊
I have optiphen plus, is that safe for a lip scrub?
I totally enjoyed this video. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
Does the scrub harden ?
Your texture looks nice. Why clear Jojoba rather than golden Jojoba? thanks.
thank you so much, I'm so happy for this video, excuse me, Can I use another preservative like Citrol K or Cosgard? thank you for your answer. :)
Tanks for welcoming me
I’m new and I LOVE THIS😊
Do all lip scrubs need a preservative or just some depending on the ingredients? Also how long is the shelf life of your scrubs?🤔
If you want it to last, you'll need it for every project so no mold or bacteria grows. Also it's required for selling 💗
Kimberly Sharell thank you💕
@@aneekanoelle516 Actually, it is not required to sell. The choice to add a preservative is up to the maker. I wouldn't bother putting a preservative in my lip scrub. But I do put it in my body scrub which has a higher risk of water getting into it. hth :)
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Now why didn't you rinse them.?
What was the name of the preservative?
If you were to not at the preservative, by how much would the shelf life decrease to? 1 month? 2???????????
loved the video as usual... can brown sugar be used instead of granulated sugar
yes!
Hello. Do you know how I could get this scrub stiff? I want to use chapstick tubes for my lip scrubs
Probably by adding more beeswax ... And a harder butter
Can you make liquid lipsticks and other cosmetics?
On your website do you only have munt chocolate lip scrub or do you have more options to chose from?
Can stearic acid or emulsifying wax be used instead of the beeswax?
I’m pretty sure you can and you can use candelilla wax (vegan)
Can you please share your measurements?
If you catch the marathon starting today, this recipe will be in the mix complete with the ingredients.
Without the preservative, how long would you say the shelf life is? Also is the cocoa powder necessary?
Maybe a week or 2 .. keep in a dry cool area ot refrigerate
No, the shelf life would be the same as the ingredient with the shortest shelf life. Keep in mind oils can go rancid. A preservative will not help with that. Oils and butters usually have a shelf life between 6 months and 2 years, depending on the oil/butter used.
@@rhondal8887 I thoughts oils don't go rancid as long as their no water based products added ..?
@@sidology1.0 Oils will go rancid. They have a shelf life too. They'll start to smell old. Have you ever ate an old peanut, or old sunflower seeds? 😂 It's bad. Lol. Or have you ever smelled old peanut butter? But, Vitamin E will help them last longer. The preservative is to prevent nasties from growing in the product should water be introduced. Because water will cause it to grow bacteria quickly, otherwise.
That's why lotions must have preservatives or they won't last long at all. They are made with water.
Did you finished using all the sugar or just what you showed?
I’m so torn ..not sure if I need to use a preservative in my lip scrubs and lip balms.. wholesale supplies plus told me I don’t need one.. please help
Thank you so much!!
You do not NEED to use it. They are correct when they tell you that. However, if you are selling your product you may want to. That is up to you. One way to decide this is to make plenty of lip scrub and test test test. Store it with / without and see what kind of risk your product poses for contamination. You can certainly find lip scrub on store shelves with no preservative, but some people think that is a taboo. It is up to you, but at the end of the day, you are responsible for any contamination in your product.
Thermal Mermaid thank you I will definitely do some test with both with and without preservative. I think I will order some phenonip and give it a try.
@@carriesmith8292 Phenonip os a good reliable product.
Thermal Mermaid just ordered some 😊 Thank you
If most of y’all watch the whole video she answers most of your questions she shouldn’t have to put the gradients if you’re serious about it or if you’re trying to start a business take notes
And with the measurements You can figure out the measurements on your own it’s not hard it’s like cooking
Correct, I sat with my pen and book, paused, replayed and got all da info. This was a great vid
@@Sulanfaithbeautybusiness please do share the measurements
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Preservetive name?
How is the preservative called? Also, where can I find it?
Hello, the preservative is called Pheonip, you can find it here www.makeyourown.buzz/phenonip-preservative/
Where did you get the Preservative from?
I purchase my preservative from Cierra in Everett, WA.
Can you use Germall as a preservative instead?
Which preservative did you use?
It was mentioned in the video.
How many jars does it fill?
I would like to join your site...however I'm not sure what I would signup for to do..lip scrubs and lip balms...so that I can sell them on my site...please advise
Honestly it’s not worth it. I subscribed for a month because I thought i might see recipes I havent seen before. But definitely go check Humble Bee & Me she is amazing
She also has a website with all the ingredients and many recipes. Better than these ones tbh
Aaaaand its free
I need percentages
these recipes are available in the recipe directory in the crafters community.
Crafters choice
Hi! How much perservative should be added?
Hi,This will depend on the recipe size and the type of preservative you choose.
I would like for my scrubs to be vegan would you say the beeswax is essential? Thank you so much wonderful video! :)
you can try candelilla wax. Do research on making the swap. I believe it's harder than beeswax. So whatever your amount is for beeswax in a recipe, use half (50%) of that.
Yes!
whats that preservative called!
Did you still need it
Will Smith2.0 i do!
a l i n a x i o n g phenonip
@@gregsa2425 thank youuu
@@gregsa2425 ive been searching through the comments for the answer T^T
I tried this recipe, it didn't work out for me. The scrub turned out to hard and stiff
Did you make any adjustments? or did you make it exact? The texture looks so nice in this video.
if you package it the way you see me make this one it will set and become hard. This is how I like it because there is no spilling or leaking when I store it or ship it. You need to scoop it out with a little spoon when you use it in the shower and put it on a wash cloth for a scrub. You can use your fingers too, but a spoon is easier. If you want it to be more fluid then you just use less sugar. You can decrease the sugar until you get the texture you like to use.
I'd like to get the exact products you are using. Is that something you share?
IsisOracle. Just pause when she is scrolling over the recipe, then screenshot it. She’s making money from TH-cam, then you have to subscribe on her website. She makes money from the adds on her website and then when you pay for subscribing. That’s a triple dipping right there. So, don’t come for me everyone lol.
I think this recipe is free. thermalmermaid.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Mint-Chocolate-SUgar-Lip-Scrub.pdf If not then my bad. 😬
oh my gosh Jennifer YUM
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