Can u suggest if i want to use glycol mono stearate, cetyl alcohol & stearic acid 2.5 , 2 , 1.5.. is this ratio go correct with this same formulation as i dont want to use peg100 n have lots of glycol monostearte in hand. Thank u so much in advance.
Can’t wait to make this Marie. I just love this emulsifier, since learning about it from you back in October/November. Yes, it might not be what some call ‘natural,’ but it’s hard to beat! Hey - even essential oils have been ‘processed’ and have chemical compositions.
Hey Marie, first, let me thank you so so much for your générosity with all your videos, tutorials, explanations, details, and for everything else you teach us all Over the world! You sure give us the will to try and to persue in this learning Journey with joy and happyness. Second, I have a little question: I am a great fan of whipped body butter but, as we all think, it is missing a bit of hydration, so I was wondering if we could whip this formulation once cool to incorporâtes a bit of air in it? Merci beaucoup à l’avance :) Nancy from Quebec-Canada
I been making the 2019 shealoe body butter a few times. I’m going to try this. I’ll excited to try this new emulsifier. I’ve been wanting to nail Lushs rich lotion constancy. It’s so rich but smooth at the same time. You know what I’m saying. Perfect for my dry skin.
I really thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, it's help me to make great body butters. I also watch 3 other young ladies too and all of you all are the best,I don't watch no one else.
Hey Marie! Id love to use silicones in my skincare products,, but unfortunately they get such an unfair bad rep. Could you please make a video about the misunderstandings of silicone, the differences each ones do for our skin, etc. Maybe just a whole video on silicone? Lol thanks for reading and for all the free content!
I really love your videos 😍 you are amazing, great channel, great content. And I’m making whipped body butter to help me cures my eczema, I was wondering if I can add some raw honey to my butter? Thank you dear 😍
I have a formulation question 🤔❓ . . . if I prefer to use aloe juice or a storebought hydrosol like say ---- Bulgarian 🌹 water 💧--- in place of any water called for in a recipe that also has an oil phase that must be heated, would it REALLY hurt the formulation function-wise or consistency-wise if I forewent heating the liquid portion? I don't want to kill the nutrients in the aloe 🪴 water or the 🌹 (or whatever variety of) hydrosol with the 🔥, which would negate the point of using them. I know that INITIALLY when hydrosols are made, the plant 🌺 is steamed in hot 🔥 water, the oil from the plant rises 2 the top & the & the excess water that is left is used for the hydrosol. But beyond the use of heat for the initial creation of the hydrosol, wouldn't re-heating it again after that result in loss of nutrients?? In terms of function, I'm assuming any water-soluble preservative can be added to water at room to a cold temperature 🌡, although some can be added when the water is warm, but not hot 🔥. I guess I'm asking, what's the purpose of the water-phase having to be heated with the oil phase at all? Is it so when you add the hot oil 2 the (in comparison) cool/room temperature 🌡 water that it doesn't instantly solidify?? Even if that were to happen, since you have to blend them together anyway, wouldn't the heat generated from the friction of blending properly mix the ingredients anyway?? IDK. I'm just an amateur kitchen chemist who doesn't have much experience with heavy duty formulations like this. I don't even having a scale to measure my ingredients. I have to convert everything to from grams to oz & teaspoons. Math is N🚫T my subject, I SUCK @ percentages unless it's like 25%, 50%, 75% 100%. So even when I'm adding preservatives ---- and the only 1s I own are Optiphen, citric acid, & potassium sorbate --- I pretty much "eye 👀" it cuz I don't know how to configure & convert percentages well. Like, I know in general that the amount of preservative in a product is very miniscule 2 the total amount of product as a whole, so if I'm making a shea body butter 🧈 recipe that calls for 2oz of water, in addition to the 1/4tsp. 🥄 of Borax powder it calls for, I'll add a LITERAL pinch 🤏🏾 of citric acid; a DASH 👌🏾 of potassium sorbate; and guesstimate about 5 - 10 drops🦯 of Optiphen to the water 💧 phase, 🤞🏾my fingers it keeps the concoction from going to 💩!! So far, no mishaps yet. I just there was a book of formulations that used the same 2 or 3 common, easy-2-obtain, preservatives for all the recipes in easy to understand ratios, i.e. ---- OUNCES & TEASPOONS --- that even us arithmetic 🧮 dolts 🤦🏾♂️can follow. But, I pretty much wing it. Kind of like I do when I cook 🍳. Though I will say I somewhat more precise when I cook. But I don't have any solubilizers except for polysorbate 80 for my simple hair sprays, facial toners, & blacksoap shampoo to help mix the essential oils in. I JUST ordered some BTMS-50 for the next time I make shampoo & for a leave-in hair butter I'm gonna attempt 🤞🏾2 make that I saw this other lady make with fenugreek & rosemary tea, shea butter, a lil' oil. The BTMS-50 is the only ingredient I wouldn't already have in my house. Simple stuff like that is more my speed since my "laboratory ⚗🧪 arsenal" is QUITE limited. But I still ❤ learning the science behind all of this stuff. But there's a DEFINITE reason I didn't pursue chemistry 👨🏾🔬💥🙅🏾♀️🙅🔥🏚 in school 😄!!
I have been dealing with terrible skin flares due to withdrawal ingredients from steroids. It's caused so many issues but my skin has the most terrible flares. I have spent so much money on creams and lotions claiming to help but then I decided to try and make my own. This formula seems to have all the right things. I was trying to figure out how to be able to add a dash of purple mice like in the lavender formula but wasn't sure how. If I add just a dash will it make a significant difference or mess it up?
Hi Marie, this recipe looks magnificent. I have all the ingredients except for the Calendula Extract in the cool down phase. I had a look your Encyclopedia but I wasn't quite sure what I could use as a botanical extract? Could you please suggest what I could do instead or purchase?
I make my own extracts by way of glycerites. I have a calendula one marinating as I type this. If you're not familiar with glycerites, there's lots of info online. I bought the dried calendula petals and let it sit in a jar of vegetable glycerine for 2 weeks. Agitate every day. At the 2 week mark, I sieve out the herbs (you can use a cheese cloth, but I use pop socks). And I have my glycerite! Glycerine has a knack for leaching all the good nutrients out of whatever soaks in it for certain periods of time. The good thing is that you can use your glycerite in place of the plain vegetable glycerine (listed in the formula for this body butter)
Because it doesn't clump in the oil phase. Xanthan gum is water soluble, so although it won't dissolve in the heated oil phase, it'll dissolve as soon as the oil is combined with the water.
I have a question, if I’m doing a body scrub without water but I want to still preserve it can I add the preservative in the oil or can I add it once I mix the oil and and sugar and then use my hand mixer to mix it up. Also, can I mix preservative together as in Phytocide elderberry,Leucidal sf complete and germall plus since they all natural but different benefit.
I cant find glyceryl stearate and peg pg100 and i really want to want this lovely butter. How much ewax can i use in place of it though i know it wont give same end result
Hey, Love watching your channel.... ) I tried this beauty. Thoroughly enjoyed the process..... But mine became quite thick in consistency. What could be the possible reason?
Hi Marie, loved the video. After your rave about Glyceryl Stearate (and) PEG-100 Stearate, I went to Windy Point's website looking for it but couldn't find it. When I did a search on the site what came up was Simulsol 165 Self Emulsifier and Olivem 1000. Are these one and the same let me know. Thanks again for your informative videos.
@@HumblebeeAndMe Thank you Marie. Simulsol 165 is the inci name so I bought some. Can't wait to try it. Thanks again. OMG - us Canadians are so polite - lol
Superb mam, i have glyceryl monostearate, can i use it in 3.5% in this formulation instead of peg 100 & glyceryl stearate combination mam or can i add combination of glyceryl stearate & stearic acid for peg100 stearate mam.. pls clear this mam
Love and greetings from Pretoria, South Africa 😘. Love your channel. Is it safe for us to put PEGs on our skin? There is so much controversy around PEGs. I also read an article written by a very reputable skincare school in the UK talking against it. Just want to know what is your take on this ingredient?😊
Hello! I don't have any safety concerns about PEGs; they aren't natural, but natural-ness is not an indicator of safety :) Like many things we use regularly, tEGs have the potential to be harmful (like milk before it's been pasteurized or water before it's been treated), but the risks are well known and extremely carefully controlled. You can learn more here: cosmeticsinfo.org/ingredient/peg-100-stearate :) Happy making!
While it's true that there are many things that can 'potentially' be harmful to us, if something is a 'known' carcinogen I am steering clear of it! But at the end of the day, do your own research and make an informed decision on the ingredients you use.
Not a video, but there's a great vegan lipstick in my book, Make it Up: The Essential Guide to DIY Makeup and Skin Care ❤️ humblebeeandme.com/make-it-up-order/
May I ask - is the lavender floral water the same as the lavender hydrosol in this recipe? I am seeing this at Windy Point, but am not sure if it is the same thing. I am thinking it is? I will read your blog post again!
I see on your site that its best to comment here. I wanted help with a recipe but the subscription for this is sold out? Do you have any other options?
Not at this time; I'm considering adding more slots to that Patreon tier, but it wouldn't be until after my move 'cause holy moly is moving ever stressful and time consuming! Thank you for your interest-keep an eye on it, you never know when a spot might open up ❤️
Does anybody know what cyclomethicone does in this recipe? I know is a silicone but I wonder if it can be omitted without the consistency suffering for it.
I've learned so much watching your videos!! I was wondering if you could maybe do a formulation for the Mario Badescu drying lotion? It just seems pretty expensive for what is in it.
@@HumblebeeAndMe Thanks! Maybe one day in a pandemic free future if you do meet and greets again I'll get to meet you sometime, after all these years of "knowing" you. It's funny it's hard to remember a time before your content was in my life! I hope you and yours are safe and well! Your channel has been one of the only bits of normalcy in the last year.
I guess, but that's a pretty random ingredient to choose as an alternative as the two don't really have anything in common. Have you read the blog post?
Hi! You can find the written formulation in two places :) The first place is in the description box below the video. This is simply the ingredient list and quantities. If you're not sure what the description box is, please read this: www.humblebeeandme.com/faqs/whats-the-description-box-on-youtube/. The second place is in the free partner blog post that is always linked in the description box below my videos. This contains far more information; the instructions are written out, there's links to places to purchase the ingredients, and there's information on substitutions and scaling. All of my formulation videos have more information in the description box and partner blog post-please make sure you check them out to learn as much as possible. Happy making!
I do this for every single video I've ever made, and I mention it in the videos, too, so you know where to look :) You'll find everything written out in description box below the video AND in the partner blog post, which is linked in the description box as well. If you're not sure what that means, please read this: www.humblebeeandme.com/faqs/whats-the-description-box-on-youtube/ Happy making!
I have them too. Theyre great. They’re Norpro icing spatulas. Got mine on Amazon. Marie usually links to a list of where to buy her tools in the description box 😊
Just read the description box and there’s nothing there but here’s a link to a blog post she did on her equipment: www.humblebeeandme.com/diy-equipment-use-time/
Please read through the FAQ (www.humblebeeandme.com/faq/) + look it up in the Humblebee & Me DIY Encyclopedia (www.humblebeeandme.com/diy-encyclopedia/). Happy researching!
You'll find the answer to your question in the blog post that'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!
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You are awesome Marie. I have learnt so much from you. Your encyclopaedia is my go to !
I'm so glad! ❤️
The shealoe mix is amazing it is really my favorite! I make it often and add urea to help heal my skin in the winter. I used the BTSM 50 to emulsify.
I'm so glad to hear it! ❤️
Can u suggest if i want to use glycol mono stearate, cetyl alcohol & stearic acid 2.5 , 2 , 1.5.. is this ratio go correct with this same formulation as i dont want to use peg100 n have lots of glycol monostearte in hand. Thank u so much in advance.
Can’t wait to make this Marie. I just love this emulsifier, since learning about it from you back in October/November. Yes, it might not be what some call ‘natural,’ but it’s hard to beat! Hey - even essential oils have been
‘processed’ and have chemical compositions.
Hey Marie, first, let me thank you so so much for your générosity with all your videos, tutorials, explanations, details, and for everything else you teach us all Over the world! You sure give us the will to try and to persue in this learning Journey with joy and happyness.
Second, I have a little question: I am a great fan of whipped body butter but, as we all think, it is missing a bit of hydration, so I was wondering if we could whip this formulation once cool to incorporâtes a bit of air in it? Merci beaucoup à l’avance :)
Nancy from Quebec-Canada
I been making the 2019 shealoe body butter a few times. I’m going to try this. I’ll excited to try this new emulsifier. I’ve been wanting to nail Lushs rich lotion constancy. It’s so rich but smooth at the same time. You know what I’m saying. Perfect for my dry skin.
❤️ I hope you love this updated version! I've been positively drenching myself in it 😄
I really thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, it's help me to make great body butters. I also watch 3 other young ladies too and all of you all are the best,I don't watch no one else.
Thank you so much! ❤️
Hi Geni! Who are the other 2 that you would recommend?
Beautiful, a lot of big names and ingredients I don't have but love what you do
Thanks for watching! :)
I like the subtle branding with the logo on the scale.
Thank you so much! ❤️ I had a set of beer mats/coasters printed up from Sticker Mule 😄
I want to make some of this for sure!!!
No more body lotions!!!
I hope you love it! Thanks for watching ❤️
Looks so rich and creamy! Thanks for sharing! ♥️🤍🖤🇹🇹
Thanks for watching!
This looks amazing thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Yess !!! Body butter my fav
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers!
I love your explanation.... though i am not good in English then to i made this cream. Lovely cream as you are dear tnx you
❤️ Thanks for DIYing with me, and happy making :)
Looks lovely indeed as u apply
Thank You for vídeo and important information is Very good, congratulations...
My God bless you life Marie 🙏💖💗
Thanks for watching!
Wow so buttery soft loved it 😍👌
Hey Marie! Id love to use silicones in my skincare products,, but unfortunately they get such an unfair bad rep. Could you please make a video about the misunderstandings of silicone, the differences each ones do for our skin, etc. Maybe just a whole video on silicone? Lol thanks for reading and for all the free content!
LabMuffin has a fantastic one! I highly recommend her post + video ❤️ labmuffin.com/silicone-mythbusting-with-video/
@@HumblebeeAndMe thanks to both of you!
So easy and love it..thanks 💕
Thank you so much for sharing 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thanks for watching!
Nice
Thanks for watching!
Amazing thank you so much for sharing ♥️♥️♥️😘😘😘
Thanks for watching!
I really love your videos 😍 you are amazing, great channel, great content. And I’m making whipped body butter to help me cures my eczema, I was wondering if I can add some raw honey to my butter?
Thank you dear 😍
Love it😍👍
Loving this..thank you 😊✨
You're so welcome! ❤️
Thank you.
You're welcome! ❤️
I have a formulation question 🤔❓ . . . if I prefer to use aloe juice or a storebought hydrosol like say ---- Bulgarian 🌹 water 💧--- in place of any water called for in a recipe that also has an oil phase that must be heated, would it REALLY hurt the formulation function-wise or consistency-wise if I forewent heating the liquid portion? I don't want to kill the nutrients in the aloe 🪴 water or the 🌹 (or whatever variety of) hydrosol with the 🔥, which would negate the point of using them. I know that INITIALLY when hydrosols are made, the plant 🌺 is steamed in hot 🔥 water, the oil from the plant rises 2 the top & the & the excess water that is left is used for the hydrosol. But beyond the use of heat for the initial creation of the hydrosol, wouldn't re-heating it again after that result in loss of nutrients??
In terms of function, I'm assuming any water-soluble preservative can be added to water at room to a cold temperature 🌡, although some can be added when the water is warm, but not hot 🔥. I guess I'm asking, what's the purpose of the water-phase having to be heated with the oil phase at all? Is it so when you add the hot oil 2 the (in comparison) cool/room temperature 🌡 water that it doesn't instantly solidify?? Even if that were to happen, since you have to blend them together anyway, wouldn't the heat generated from the friction of blending properly mix the ingredients anyway??
IDK. I'm just an amateur kitchen chemist who doesn't have much experience with heavy duty formulations like this. I don't even having a scale to measure my ingredients. I have to convert everything to from grams to oz & teaspoons. Math is N🚫T my subject, I SUCK @ percentages unless it's like 25%, 50%, 75% 100%. So even when I'm adding preservatives ---- and the only 1s I own are Optiphen, citric acid, & potassium sorbate --- I pretty much "eye 👀" it cuz I don't know how to configure & convert percentages well. Like, I know in general that the amount of preservative in a product is very miniscule 2 the total amount of product as a whole, so if I'm making a shea body butter 🧈 recipe that calls for 2oz of water, in addition to the 1/4tsp. 🥄 of Borax powder it calls for, I'll add a LITERAL pinch 🤏🏾 of citric acid; a DASH 👌🏾 of potassium sorbate; and guesstimate about 5 - 10 drops🦯 of Optiphen to the water 💧 phase, 🤞🏾my fingers it keeps the concoction from going to 💩!! So far, no mishaps yet. I just there was a book of formulations that used the same 2 or 3 common, easy-2-obtain, preservatives for all the recipes in easy to understand ratios, i.e. ---- OUNCES & TEASPOONS --- that even us arithmetic 🧮 dolts 🤦🏾♂️can follow. But, I pretty much wing it. Kind of like I do when I cook 🍳. Though I will say I somewhat more precise when I cook. But I don't have any solubilizers except for polysorbate 80 for my simple hair sprays, facial toners, & blacksoap shampoo to help mix the essential oils in. I JUST ordered some BTMS-50 for the next time I make shampoo & for a leave-in hair butter I'm gonna attempt 🤞🏾2 make that I saw this other lady make with fenugreek & rosemary tea, shea butter, a lil' oil. The BTMS-50 is the only ingredient I wouldn't already have in my house. Simple stuff like that is more my speed since my "laboratory ⚗🧪 arsenal" is QUITE limited. But I still ❤ learning the science behind all of this stuff. But there's a DEFINITE reason I didn't pursue chemistry 👨🏾🔬💥🙅🏾♀️🙅🔥🏚 in school 😄!!
Great video! Are all of the ingredients considered natural?
I have been dealing with terrible skin flares due to withdrawal ingredients from steroids. It's caused so many issues but my skin has the most terrible flares. I have spent so much money on creams and lotions claiming to help but then I decided to try and make my own. This formula seems to have all the right things. I was trying to figure out how to be able to add a dash of purple mice like in the lavender formula but wasn't sure how. If I add just a dash will it make a significant difference or mess it up?
Hi Marie, this recipe looks magnificent. I have all the ingredients except for the Calendula Extract in the cool down phase. I had a look your Encyclopedia but I wasn't quite sure what I could use as a botanical extract? Could you please suggest what I could do instead or purchase?
I make my own extracts by way of glycerites. I have a calendula one marinating as I type this.
If you're not familiar with glycerites, there's lots of info online.
I bought the dried calendula petals and let it sit in a jar of vegetable glycerine for 2 weeks. Agitate every day. At the 2 week mark, I sieve out the herbs (you can use a cheese cloth, but I use pop socks). And I have my glycerite!
Glycerine has a knack for leaching all the good nutrients out of whatever soaks in it for certain periods of time.
The good thing is that you can use your glycerite in place of the plain vegetable glycerine (listed in the formula for this body butter)
Loved this! Quick question... why did you add xanthan gum to the oil phase?
Because it doesn't clump in the oil phase. Xanthan gum is water soluble, so although it won't dissolve in the heated oil phase, it'll dissolve as soon as the oil is combined with the water.
I want mine batch a little bit harder or firm can I used more shea butter
hey marie, can I skip panthenol or replace it with a substitute?
Pls which emsifier is best for body butter that needs alpha arbutin, licorice, kojic dip and mulberry
I have a question, if I’m doing a body scrub without water but I want to still preserve it can I add the preservative in the oil or can I add it once I mix the oil and and sugar and then use my hand mixer to mix it up. Also, can I mix preservative together as in Phytocide elderberry,Leucidal sf complete and germall plus since they all natural but different benefit.
What would I need to do to the ingredients to make a large batch of this? Love this recipe thanks for sharing ♥️🙌🏾
Hi Monae! Please read the blog post; the first point in the Substitutions list addresses scaling. Happy making!
@@HumblebeeAndMe Thank You!!!!
Is aloe vera no heat sensitive ?
I cant find glyceryl stearate and peg pg100 and i really want to want this lovely butter.
How much ewax can i use in place of it though i know it wont give same end result
Hi Mary, why you put the xantan gum in the oil phase? 🤔🤔
awesome cant wait. can you just double everything for a double batch? i make soap and you can just do that lol
There's info on scaling in the blog post :) Happy making!
Very lovely recipe. Can i use rice flour inplace of oar flour
Please look up colloidal oatmeal in the Humblebee & Me DIY Encyclopedia (www.humblebeeandme.com/diy-encyclopedia/) to learn why I chose it :)
Hey, Love watching your channel.... ) I tried this beauty. Thoroughly enjoyed the process..... But mine became quite thick in consistency. What could be the possible reason?
It's supposed to be very thick :) Thanks for DIYing with me, and happy making :)
Is it PEG-100 evocert approved?
Make a lip cheek tint satin video plzz
Plzzzzz search for it before you ask-I did one years ago ;)
Can the recipe tripled or quadrupled to make a large batch?
Can I use regular oatmeal instead of colloidal one?
Hi Marie, loved the video. After your rave about Glyceryl Stearate (and) PEG-100 Stearate, I went to Windy Point's website looking for it but couldn't find it. When I did a search on the site what came up was Simulsol 165 Self Emulsifier and Olivem 1000. Are these one and the same let me know. Thanks again for your informative videos.
Hi Paula! Look at the INCIs-what are they? :) If one is Glyceryl Stearate (and) PEG-100 Stearate, that's what you want!
@@HumblebeeAndMe Thank you Marie. Simulsol 165 is the inci name so I bought some. Can't wait to try it. Thanks again. OMG - us Canadians are so polite - lol
Fantastic! I know you will love this emulsifier ❤️ Happy making!
Can this be placed in an airless pump bottle?
Superb mam, i have glyceryl monostearate, can i use it in 3.5% in this formulation instead of peg 100 & glyceryl stearate combination mam or can i add combination of glyceryl stearate & stearic acid for peg100 stearate mam.. pls clear this mam
This is answered in the video at 04:39 and in the free partner blog post. Please check them!
Love and greetings from Pretoria, South Africa 😘.
Love your channel. Is it safe for us to put PEGs on our skin? There is so much controversy around PEGs. I also read an article written by a very reputable skincare school in the UK talking against it. Just want to know what is your take on this ingredient?😊
Hello! I don't have any safety concerns about PEGs; they aren't natural, but natural-ness is not an indicator of safety :) Like many things we use regularly, tEGs have the potential to be harmful (like milk before it's been pasteurized or water before it's been treated), but the risks are well known and extremely carefully controlled. You can learn more here: cosmeticsinfo.org/ingredient/peg-100-stearate :) Happy making!
@@HumblebeeAndMe thank you very much for that and for everything you share. Will definitely look into it😊
While it's true that there are many things that can 'potentially' be harmful to us, if something is a 'known' carcinogen I am steering clear of it! But at the end of the day, do your own research and make an informed decision on the ingredients you use.
Thank you so much for sharing! Have you done a vegan lipstick video?
Not a video, but there's a great vegan lipstick in my book, Make it Up: The Essential Guide to DIY Makeup and Skin Care ❤️ humblebeeandme.com/make-it-up-order/
Humblebee & Me, thank you so much!
May I ask - is the lavender floral water the same as the lavender hydrosol in this recipe? I am seeing this at Windy Point, but am not sure if it is the same thing. I am thinking it is? I will read your blog post again!
I've got an FAQ on floral waters/hydrosols that you should read :) FAQ (www.humblebeeandme.com/faq/)
does this add any shine at all? :)
Why xanthan with the oil phase not with the water phase? & why the oatmeal with the oil phase in the below the video ingredients?
Please read the blog post ;) Basically-it's less messy this way.
I see on your site that its best to comment here. I wanted help with a recipe but the subscription for this is sold out? Do you have any other options?
Not at this time; I'm considering adding more slots to that Patreon tier, but it wouldn't be until after my move 'cause holy moly is moving ever stressful and time consuming! Thank you for your interest-keep an eye on it, you never know when a spot might open up ❤️
Does anybody know what cyclomethicone does in this recipe? I know is a silicone but I wonder if it can be omitted without the consistency suffering for it.
Improved slip + a slightly lighter skin feel :) Happy making!
I've learned so much watching your videos!! I was wondering if you could maybe do a formulation for the Mario Badescu drying lotion? It just seems pretty expensive for what is in it.
Thanks for watching! Search "drying lotion" @ www.humblebeeandme.com/search ;)
I've noticed you haven't made many recipes with capuacu butter lately. Any specific reason why or just happenstance?
Check out the formulation I shared on the 14th of this month 😉 It's always awesome to see you in the comments, Zil!
@@HumblebeeAndMe Thanks! Maybe one day in a pandemic free future if you do meet and greets again I'll get to meet you sometime, after all these years of "knowing" you. It's funny it's hard to remember a time before your content was in my life! I hope you and yours are safe and well! Your channel has been one of the only bits of normalcy in the last year.
Does it melt in heat?
Marie, can you do a hair butter with that emulsifier?
One certainly could! I have some hair things with this emulsifier on my to-formulate list ❤️
@@HumblebeeAndMe oh please oh pleaseeeeee with sugar on top! 😁
How can you make it harder...
Check out videos 4 & 5 in this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PL4cZgaY9j7fMXbuFZvAv_rL83f23YJjer.html :)
Hi I was wonder why this formulation dose not equal 100?
Copy/paste error-fixed now!
Can you use arrow root powder & not the pantheon powder?
I guess, but that's a pretty random ingredient to choose as an alternative as the two don't really have anything in common. Have you read the blog post?
@@HumblebeeAndMe no
Please can you write the ingredients
Hi! You can find the written formulation in two places :)
The first place is in the description box below the video. This is simply the ingredient list and quantities. If you're not sure what the description box is, please read this: www.humblebeeandme.com/faqs/whats-the-description-box-on-youtube/.
The second place is in the free partner blog post that is always linked in the description box below my videos. This contains far more information; the instructions are written out, there's links to places to purchase the ingredients, and there's information on substitutions and scaling.
All of my formulation videos have more information in the description box and partner blog post-please make sure you check them out to learn as much as possible.
Happy making!
write down the ingredients that goes with it cuz it's hard to follow it so I need the recipe
I do this for every single video I've ever made, and I mention it in the videos, too, so you know where to look :)
You'll find everything written out in description box below the video AND in the partner blog post, which is linked in the description box as well. If you're not sure what that means, please read this: www.humblebeeandme.com/faqs/whats-the-description-box-on-youtube/
Happy making!
Hello. Where did you get your spatulas from please?
I have them too. Theyre great. They’re Norpro icing spatulas. Got mine on Amazon.
Marie usually links to a list of where to buy her tools in the description box 😊
Just read the description box and there’s nothing there but here’s a link to a blog post she did on her equipment:
www.humblebeeandme.com/diy-equipment-use-time/
Thank you so much. I'll have a look now. 😌
Thanks, Persephone! That's exactly the post I was going to link to ❤️
Is the emulsifier natural and vegan?
Please read through the FAQ (www.humblebeeandme.com/faq/) + look it up in the Humblebee & Me DIY Encyclopedia (www.humblebeeandme.com/diy-encyclopedia/). Happy researching!
Is this considered a cosmetic
Yes.
@@HumblebeeAndMe thanks bee
Can i use BTMS 50 or Emulsifying wax instead of glyceryl stearate?
You'll find the answer to your question in the blog post that'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!
TOO MANY WEIRD INGREDIENTS !!!!
There's no need to yell :) This might be more up your alley: www.humblebeeandme.com/super-simple-natural-lotion/. Happy making!
Can you add fragrance oil to this?
Yup! For more details: th-cam.com/video/Cv4zR5pwR0g/w-d-xo.html. Happy making!