Just a note, after it's whipped it will harden at room temperature... I read to add another equal part of liquid oil such as jojoba oil to keep it soft ❤
I like to thicken it up before I add the oils in. I’m sure you can add once you add it into the mixing bowl as well. It would just take longer to thicken. Let me know if you try it that way!
To get a pour consistency your liquid oil phase must be large than you hard butter phase. The most hard butters you have the thicker your results will be
Rule of thumb is most butters have a 1 year + shelf life and it will be the same melted down into a body butter. Also be mindful of using a stick/spoon for getting butter out. This minimizes bacteria!
Depending on what items you added into the mixture, it can create a softer consistency. Also, I find when I whip it for a longer time, it can create more of a whip. I.E Whipping for more than 30 minutes.
I typically use equal parts. For example, half a cup of Shea butter and also half a cup of mango butter. I normally use less coconut butter because it’s more oily.
Equal parts is a good rule to use! If you use coconut oil, I prefer to cut that in half because it’s so oily! You can also add in arrowroot powder to decrease the greasiness or oils!
Honestly depends on the type of scents you like. I love using citrus scents like lemon but you can add in whatever works for you! I sometimes even split the batch to try out different scents!
Yes, you can add any essential oil you choose. If you aren’t familiar with essential oils, I would use some precautions. Citrus scents are usually lighter so you have to use a little more. Scents like lavender are stronger and you would definitely want to use less. I’ve used quite a few, and have discovered overtime what I like and what works best! I hope this helps!
I’ve also noticed that not all essential oils are skin safe, so be sure to read the labels and warnings on packages or descriptions before you buy! I almost bulk bought an “essential oil” that screamed at me “DO NOT USE ON SKIN” and I’m glad I caught it in time 😅 happy skin care!!! Heart❤
If you want natural coloring: Red- Beet powder, yellow- turmeric, purple- Lavender. You can also get Mica powder and add it in. Just use a small amount! I hope this helps!
Depends how much and type of oil you use. If not a lot, it will harden at room temperature. Also how long you mix it, makes a difference for the consistency or feel of the butter.
Probably about a tablespoon. I honestly just eye it. You can also purchase a preservative and use. Since I mostly make it for myself, colloidal silver normally works fine. I’ve also used Blackseed oil but the smell can be overwhelming.
It’s completely up to you depending on what consistency you want. For example, for coconut oil, makes its very oily when applying on skin so I generally use less of that. A good rule of thumb when starting out would be to use equal parts of the oils until you figure out what you like.
Almond butter and Shea are both great for the skin. Almond butter is high in vitamin e and typically helps even skin tones and improve texture! Hope this helps!
I measure by using equal parts of the solids and equal parts of the liquids. Meaning if I used 1 cup of Shea butter, I would also use 1 cup of cocoa butter. I hope this helps!
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Just a note, after it's whipped it will harden at room temperature... I read to add another equal part of liquid oil such as jojoba oil to keep it soft ❤
I’m going to make some soon and try this!
@@mcollectivecare Awesome ❤️ good luck!
Hey, do you mean equal part butter and oil?
@@EmmanuellaOritsetimeyinI am also interested to know this
Looks beautiful, so soft!!👍😃
Thanks for sharing this video beautiful
So helpful ❤️
Great video! Thanks ❤
Thank u💕
Can’t wait to try 😍😍
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So helpful
I love it
What kind of mixer is that? I love that it spins!
Right?! Bet it’s ‘spensive 😩
Super easy
That's the video! Great recipe.🎉
Why did you add your oils last? How can I get a pour like consistency so I can pour into the jars?
I like to thicken it up before I add the oils in. I’m sure you can add once you add it into the mixing bowl as well. It would just take longer to thicken. Let me know if you try it that way!
To get a pour consistency your liquid oil phase must be large than you hard butter phase. The most hard butters you have the thicker your results will be
Shelflife for this mam
Rule of thumb is most butters have a 1 year + shelf life and it will be the same melted down into a body butter. Also be mindful of using a stick/spoon for getting butter out. This minimizes bacteria!
What can I do if the mixture looks more like a lotion than whipped?
Depending on what items you added into the mixture, it can create a softer consistency. Also, I find when I whip it for a longer time, it can create more of a whip. I.E Whipping for more than 30 minutes.
Thanks for sharing, how long do you keep the stainless bowl over the boiling water.
Until the butters & oil melt
Where do you get your supplies?
Different places, but I love BulkApothecary.com
Great video! How much of shea butter, coconut butter and oil do you use? You add that together then freeze it?
I typically use equal parts. For example, half a cup of Shea butter and also half a cup of mango butter. I normally use less coconut butter because it’s more oily.
How much does it make though? I’m afraid I’ll make way too much! 😂
I think that made like 3, 8 oz containers. I buy cheap containers from Amazon and give the extra ones away as gifts!
Why the transfer to a room temp bowl?
The heat from the bowl inserted directly into the freezer can cause it to break if it’s too hot. To avoid this, I transfer it to another bowl.
Whats is the mesuremates
Equal parts is a good rule to use! If you use coconut oil, I prefer to cut that in half because it’s so oily! You can also add in arrowroot powder to decrease the greasiness or oils!
I made it, but fragrance of cocoa butter and shea butter is very strong. Which essential oil will be best to balance that?
Honestly depends on the type of scents you like. I love using citrus scents like lemon but you can add in whatever works for you! I sometimes even split the batch to try out different scents!
Get the refined cocoa butters and she’s butters it has less scent but I love their scents for my own collection .
@@darlesuswalton3586 that's the whole point, refined ones won't have all the nutrients to benefit the skin.
Can i add orange essential oil?
Yes, you can add any essential oil you choose. If you aren’t familiar with essential oils, I would use some precautions. Citrus scents are usually lighter so you have to use a little more. Scents like lavender are stronger and you would definitely want to use less. I’ve used quite a few, and have discovered overtime what I like and what works best! I hope this helps!
I’ve also noticed that not all essential oils are skin safe, so be sure to read the labels and warnings on packages or descriptions before you buy! I almost bulk bought an “essential oil” that screamed at me “DO NOT USE ON SKIN” and I’m glad I caught it in time 😅 happy skin care!!! Heart❤
Do you use refined or unrefined butters
I’ve used both. Unrefined is more gritty and refined is more smooth. Really only applies if you are using it raw and not melting it down.
Can I use any type of butter
Yes, you can customize it to what works best for your skin!
How could I add color ?
If you want natural coloring: Red- Beet powder, yellow- turmeric, purple- Lavender. You can also get Mica powder and add it in. Just use a small amount! I hope this helps!
Does this stay whipped and cloudy all the time
Depends how much and type of oil you use. If not a lot, it will harden at room temperature. Also how long you mix it, makes a difference for the consistency or feel of the butter.
Can we use body butter on face?
Yes, just make sure you use ingredients that compliment your skin!
How much of each ingredient do u use?
I generally use equal parts depending on the type of butters I use! Meaning if I use 1 cup of she butter, I will also use I cup of mango butter.
Thanks!
can I apply it on to my face?
Yes, the best part about making your own butter is it’s natural and you can apply all over the skin!
I just wouldn’t use coconut oil on the face as it’s comedogenic and can cause breakouts if you’re prone to that sort of thing 😊
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What questions do you have?
Amazing! How much colloidal silver and do you use any other ingredients to prevent spoiling?
Probably about a tablespoon. I honestly just eye it. You can also purchase a preservative and use. Since I mostly make it for myself, colloidal silver normally works fine. I’ve also used Blackseed oil but the smell can be overwhelming.
Where do you get the colloidal silver from?
I purchase the Sovereign Silver brand online direct or from Amazon.
What ratio to use
It’s completely up to you depending on what consistency you want. For example, for coconut oil, makes its very oily when applying on skin so I generally use less of that. A good rule of thumb when starting out would be to use equal parts of the oils until you figure out what you like.
If you want to cut down on greasiness you can use natural arrowroot powder or tapioca starch as well 😊
Thinking of whipping shea and almond butter for my fair skin, will it darken my complexion?
Almond butter and Shea are both great for the skin. Almond butter is high in vitamin e and typically helps even skin tones and improve texture! Hope this helps!
@@mcollectivecare yes, it does. Thank you so much.
Coconut oil clogs your pours
What oils can u use to make body butter
You can pretty much use any skin oil like Shea butter, Coconut oil, cocoa butter, etc…..
@@mcollectivecare thank u 🙏
Measurements please?? 😊
I measure by using equal parts of the solids and equal parts of the liquids. Meaning if I used 1 cup of Shea butter, I would also use 1 cup of cocoa butter. I hope this helps!
@@mcollectivecare It did thanks
How much of each are you using ?? 1 cup?
Yes, equal parts of everything that is solid. For the added oils you will want to use more for a softer consistency!