Something to note for future reference: Vitamin Oil is not a preservative. It will not prevent mold, yeast and other bacteria. It is an antioxidant, which means it will prevent the oils for going rancid and it is added after whipping (cool down phase) along with the essential oils because they are heat sensitive.
@@gamegang6275 u only need to worry about mold, yeast and what not if u use water in your solution (but if u do look up natural preservatives, i use germall plus). If ur body butter is completely oils then all u need is Vitamin E.
Shea butter isn't a little bit thicker than coconut oil, it's A LOT thicker. The reason yours is so soft, and white is because it is refined. Unrefined Shea butter (usually ivory or yellow in color) is very hard and usually needs to melted over a double boiler then refrigerated before it can be whipped up.
I found some 100% pure unrefined shea butter at tj max and it is in fact yellow in color. I'm melting the shea butter with a double boiler method right now. Im putting into a Mason jar (disinfected) since the plastic tub they came in would warm with the heat.
Just made this with my granddaughter. We double the batch so she could take some home. It turned out great so we are making one more batch. The fist batch we scented with Rose Oil. The second I’m doubling as well then dividing and doing half with lavender and the other half with the Panaway essential oil from Young Living that I use for pain in my legs. It can be my carrier oil and give me all the benefit of the moisturizers. Love it.
After trying the melt and freezer method a few annoying times , I found out that you don’t have to do that ! You just add your oils and beat and blend ! No more arduous time consuming steps and it turns out just fine !
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I made some for my expecting sister and a girlfriend. Their bellies looked great during their pregnancies and after. They want me to make more and so do their Moms :-) Everyone in my family with dry skin and eczema are excited to use this. I am now looking for a version with out nut oils since my new born niece who has eczema and is allergic to all nuts. The version I make for her will be truly special.
I would never use essential oils for a baby with eczema. Unlike what she said in the video, essential oils are not calming for the skin, essential oils of any kind can be highly allergenic. Ask any dermatologist, they are the most common cause of new allergies. No dyes, inks, perfumes or such.
Great Video clip! Excuse me for the intrusion, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you heard about - Parlandealey Slim Figure Process (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a good exclusive guide for learning how to improve your body with a customized keto plan minus the normal expense. Ive heard some super things about it and my m8 at last got cool results with it.
I just have to say that I ABSOLUTELY love your body butter tutorial! I truly appreciate how you cut to the chase and went straight to demonstrating the process without all the blah-blah-blah (sooo annoying!). I am using your video as my guidance for making a variety of body butters and will be giving the most awesome gifts to my beloved family & friends. Thank you!
Vitamin E is a thick and viscous oil that is super easy to mix into lotions, liquid oils, and even bath bombs for its skin-loving properties. It is a wonderful anti-oxidant, but it isn’t considered a preservative because it has noantimicrobial properties to it. Many home crafters use it thinking it will preserve their products, but all it can do is extend the life of the oils in your product (similarly to ROE and GSE).
It is a lovely DIY. I'l make it for my mums birthday. Thanks for your videos...You are amazing! ( sorry for my writing english, I'm from Czeh Republic)
Just FYI... I make my own body butter ALWAYS. I do not let it get as firm as you do. I set it in the refrigerator JUST UNTIL it gets a nice ring around the outside and the inaide is cool, but not hard. I use my Kitchen Aide to whip it! It is the most velvety, fluffy butter ever! I put it in small Kerr jars and place all but one in the refrigerator. I keep one in my bathroom and I've never had a problem with it melting, even with hot showering. Just be sure to NEVER get water in it. When my jar is empty, I take out another one from the fridge.
It has a lovely texture. How long do this mixture last without going bad? Is it better to keep in the refrigerator? My concern is if I decide to sell some, won't there be any problem?
I have NEVER whipped something so long in my life and it's not close to whipped..I put it back in the freezer a couple of times because it was getting hot from all the whipping. I could have made 4 DIY baby blankets in this time. I followed the recipe to a tee! I will try another recipe.
Looks very nice!! Is it ok to put in the microwave?? I was taught that THE molecules changes when you heat the oils from the inside, and that that might ruin the nurishing in the oils? Just curious 🤗 🧙herbal educator
Thanks for sharing. I was looking for a recipe to use in my Viramix. That would liquify and whip as well. You would have to liquify it first and make sure it is almost frozen because the Vitamix could cook it on it’s own
Hi Emilie, great video, you body butter loos incredibly luscious and I am so excited to make some for myself. I am actually looing for some recipes for these and scrubs to make as DIY Christmas gifts. I am so excited to get started. I was hoping you could tell me if the mason jar you used in this video is the 4 or 8 oz. size. Thanks so much, take care!!!
Thanks for the video. I made sweet orange last year. This year I'm going to make your recipe. It looked beautiful and I am sure it smelled divine. (despite all the peeps fussing about you using the microwave to warm your frozen oils 🙄). Thanks again for this great video.
The butter seems to be really awesome. But needed one clarification, regarding the quantity of almond oil used. As you first showed the measuring cup (red one) which is 1/2 cup and while adding the almond oil you mentioned 2 tsp (you added the quantity twice of the 1/2 cup) So which is to be considered. Please clarify
I cant wait to make some of this for myself to try. I never had such dry skin as I have now the last few years. It seems to be worse now in the winter, it doesnt help that I live in Minnesota and it gets so cold here.
Oh my goodness is there anything you can’t make? I watched all of your Fairy videos and now I’m going to start watching the rest of them. I’m definitely going to make this Body Butter, I’m going to triple the recipe and use my KitchenAid stand mixer. I know several people who would definitely benefit from it. My Son also has Eczema he’s has something to do with his RA. (rheumatoid arthritis) He’ll have to apply it himself, being that he is 32 years old. 😂🤣😂 Seriously, l’ve literally spent hundreds of dollars buying him every single moisturizer on the market. But, l’ve never tried making my own. Thank you so very much. ♥️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Your vid came up in my list to watch & I'm so glad I did. I get really bad winter dry skin & itch so I'm going to try this. I'm not a fan of lavender, floral scents bother me & cause migraines. What other scents would you recommend that would smell nice with the butters? I am subscribing as well
Hello, this body butter recipe is so good and I tried at home. My oils when whipped came a lot more watery than thick. How can I make it creamier? And I followed the instructions as you said for the making.
I love this one. I made it twice already but I also add pure cocoa butter (hard texture melted with the shea butter and coconut oil) and it smells delicious! I am confused a bit by this recipe because there was mentioning measurement cup of 1/2 cup but I didn't see it used for anything. Am I missing something? What was the 1/2 cup for? It was 1/4 coconut oil and 1/4 shea butter so what's the half cup for? Anyone?
Great video! What is the shelf life on the body butter? Should I use a preservative? I apologize for asking if you've already answered this question. I read through all the comments and didn't see anything. Thanks!
at 2:44 she mentions that the vitamin e capsules are used as preservatives, it'll probably last you months since the ingredients are all natural and last a really long time by themselves :)
Thanks Emilie. I love your videos. I love the smell of lavender and was putting it in all my homemade creams until I saw on another youtube video that it makes your skin more sensitive to sun exposure. ie. it'll make my skin more prone to damage from sun exposure. Have you ever heard of this?
+Eileen Considine I use the Organic Shea Butter from Now Foods. I purchased it at Whole Foods. Here is a link to where you can purchase it online. Thanks for watching! www.amazon.com/NOW-Foods-Shea-Butter-7-Ounce/dp/B000F4J8VI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1449612143&sr=8-1&keywords=now+food+shea+butter
hi Emilie, I just found your channel : ) You want to add in a bit of tapioca powder/starch or corn starch, something to soak up some of the greasiness. It cuts it down while still allowing it to soak in to the skin :) Nice video's, thanks for making it :)
Thank you for such a great tutorial. I did try a couple of these, using other recipes I found online. I didn't whip it for as long as you did; none of the instructions said to do so. As soon as I saw the first signs of it being creamy, I stored it into containers. I live in Germany. All of my body butters have solidified. I feel really sad for having wasted my ingredients. I did also use some beeswax, perhaps that or the lack of whipping could be the cause. Would this happen to the body butter you made? or would it always remain in a whipped, airy state?
Great video! Could you tell me the purpose of freezing it then whipping it as opposed to just whipping it from the beginning? I'm interested because I made some and didn't do that step and mine is too watery and I thought it was because I put too much almond oil.
I think when you don't freeze it and go straight in w/ whipping it then it takes longer to do so and may not come out right. Freezing it gives it it's texture I'd say & makes it easier to be formed into what she made. Hope this helps!
+Camilion1205 It actually doesn't work to just whip it right away. It has to be in a semi solid state. Having said that, I have just taken it straight out and whipped it without melting it and it's worked great. You mix all the oils/butters together anyway when you are whipping. :)
I just found and watched your video. I have just begun to make body butters and found that for some reason mine are way too greasy. What might you suggest that I do to make the most recent? I have tried adding arrow root powder but it doesn’t seem to make any difference. Not sure what to try . Thank you!
How long do you have to whip in order to get that fluffy texture? The best I could get it was like a thick lotion consistency, even after 10 mins or so. All my ingredients were fresh (I know sometimes coconut oil will get too soft when it's not fresh)
Hi! 👋👋 I loved the video, the recipe is easy and encouraging. Question(s)? What size jar is that & how much would you sell that size jar of body butter for? Video gets 2 thumbs up from👍👍 Thanks for sharing...
Thank you for the video. I am making one with lavendar oil. I was wondering if i wanted to make one with vanilla scent. Can i add some vanilla powder? The one we use for cooking? Or would vanilla beans only give the scent?
Hello! I liked this! I would like to ask you what I can do so that the lotion does not become liquid, it is because I carry it in my bag and it becomes liquid. Thank you!
Something to note for future reference: Vitamin Oil is not a preservative. It will not prevent mold, yeast and other bacteria. It is an antioxidant, which means it will prevent the oils for going rancid and it is added after whipping (cool down phase) along with the essential oils because they are heat sensitive.
Thanks your comment was very helpful. What would you recommend to prevent those things?
@@gamegang6275 u only need to worry about mold, yeast and what not if u use water in your solution (but if u do look up natural preservatives, i use germall plus). If ur body butter is completely oils then all u need is Vitamin E.
Shea butter isn't a little bit thicker than coconut oil, it's A LOT thicker. The reason yours is so soft, and white is because it is refined. Unrefined Shea butter (usually ivory or yellow in color) is very hard and usually needs to melted over a double boiler then refrigerated before it can be whipped up.
Unpopular Views yea the Shea butter I have is super hard and I need to melt it to use it
priscilla nazar word. she could have whipped that as is...no heat.
I use unrefined and just mash it with a fork and add in the other oils before I whip it. It still gets fluffy just takes longer.
Did know Nilotica Shea butter?
I found some 100% pure unrefined shea butter at tj max and it is in fact yellow in color. I'm melting the shea butter with a double boiler method right now. Im putting into a Mason jar (disinfected) since the plastic tub they came in would warm with the heat.
Just made this with my granddaughter. We double the batch so she could take some home. It turned out great so we are making one more batch. The fist batch we scented with Rose Oil. The second I’m doubling as well then dividing and doing half with lavender and the other half with the Panaway essential oil from Young Living that I use for pain in my legs. It can be my carrier oil and give me all the benefit of the moisturizers. Love it.
CHRISTY CAMPBELL how is it stored and how long it lasts thank you
Ms.West here)where does she get her essential oil?
Jim West you can get essential oils in Whole Foods
After trying the melt and freezer method a few annoying times , I found out that you don’t have to do that ! You just add your oils and beat and blend ! No more arduous time consuming steps and it turns out just fine !
I made this about a year ago , for my grand daughter and her mom wanted more! So I’m using this recipe again. I like it a lot .
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I made some for my expecting sister and a girlfriend. Their bellies looked great during their pregnancies and after. They want me to make more and so do their Moms :-) Everyone in my family with dry skin and eczema are excited to use this. I am now looking for a version with out nut oils since my new born niece who has eczema and is allergic to all nuts. The version I make for her will be truly special.
Tina Johnson olive,avocado,or grapeseed would work
I use grapeseed oil
I would never use essential oils for a baby with eczema. Unlike what she said in the video, essential oils are not calming for the skin, essential oils of any kind can be highly allergenic. Ask any dermatologist, they are the most common cause of new allergies. No dyes, inks, perfumes or such.
If you don't mind me asking how did this body butter help the pregnant women?
Great Video clip! Excuse me for the intrusion, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you heard about - Parlandealey Slim Figure Process (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now)? It is a good exclusive guide for learning how to improve your body with a customized keto plan minus the normal expense. Ive heard some super things about it and my m8 at last got cool results with it.
I love this mixture, I have made twice. But, I didn't melt it down and it turned out the same. Very
smooth and creamy.
Jackie Hill hello how long did the whipped state last?
Your voice is so peaceful and lovely to listen too. Great video thank you
I just have to say that I ABSOLUTELY love your body butter tutorial! I truly appreciate how you cut to the chase and went straight to demonstrating the process without all the blah-blah-blah (sooo annoying!). I am using your video as my guidance for making a variety of body butters and will be giving the most awesome gifts to my beloved family & friends. Thank you!
Vitamin E is a thick and viscous oil that is super easy to mix into lotions, liquid oils, and even bath bombs for its skin-loving properties. It is a wonderful anti-oxidant, but it isn’t considered a preservative because it has noantimicrobial properties to it. Many home crafters use it thinking it will preserve their products, but all it can do is extend the life of the oils in your product (similarly to ROE and GSE).
Great idea using the Vitamin E caps as a preservative. At least it sounds good. I will try it and see.
That texture is soooooo satisfying I cant wait till my butters come to make mine!!!
It is a lovely DIY. I'l make it for my mums birthday. Thanks for your videos...You are amazing!
( sorry for my writing english, I'm from Czeh Republic)
LA-FEI SEI-DIR. Thank you! What a fun birthday gift for your mom! Handmade gifts are so thoughtful! Happy crafting. xo
Just FYI... I make my own body butter ALWAYS. I do not let it get as firm as you do. I set it in the refrigerator JUST UNTIL it gets a nice ring around the outside and the inaide is cool, but not hard. I use my Kitchen Aide to whip it! It is the most velvety, fluffy butter ever! I put it in small Kerr jars and place all but one in the refrigerator. I keep one in my bathroom and I've never had a problem with it melting, even with hot showering. Just be sure to NEVER get water in it. When my jar is empty, I take out another one from the fridge.
how long does it last? do you use any preservatives? if you do, which one?
It has a lovely texture. How long do this mixture last without going bad? Is it better to keep in the refrigerator? My concern is if I decide to sell some, won't there be any problem?
I have NEVER whipped something so long in my life and it's not close to whipped..I put it back in the freezer a couple of times because it was getting hot from all the whipping. I could have made 4 DIY baby blankets in this time. I followed the recipe to a tee!
I will try another recipe.
I love your very well documented tutorials from body butter to satin roses. Thank you.
Looks very nice!!
Is it ok to put in the microwave??
I was taught that THE molecules changes when you heat the oils from the inside, and that that might ruin the nurishing in the oils?
Just curious 🤗
🧙herbal educator
I made this and added a liquid illuminator☺
Gold Chyna what were the results?
courud7346 she looked like a brand new bottle of holo
Gold Chyna Hi 😊 Can you please say how long this lasts for?
Gloria Robbins probably 6 months to 2 years
Karen Pinckney holoooooo!!!!
Thanks for sharing. I was looking for a recipe to use in my Viramix. That would liquify and whip as well. You would have to liquify it first and make sure it is almost frozen because the Vitamix could cook it on it’s own
Hi Emilie, great video, you body butter loos incredibly luscious and I am so excited to make some for myself. I am actually looing for some recipes for these and scrubs to make as DIY Christmas gifts. I am so excited to get started. I was hoping you could tell me if the mason jar you used in this video is the 4 or 8 oz. size. Thanks so much, take care!!!
I love making this stuff. I will never use lotion again and it is my best selling item!
Your video was the best one i ever seen. You explain what i needed to know for long. Great job. Thanks for this video
Thank you! Happy to hear this tutorial was helpful. xo
Thanks for the video. I made sweet orange last year. This year I'm going to make your recipe. It looked beautiful and I am sure it smelled divine. (despite all the peeps fussing about you using the microwave to warm your frozen oils 🙄). Thanks again for this great video.
What is the shelf life? If you wanted a preservative, which one would you choose? Thank You, Love Your Videos!
This looks awesome can’t wait to give it a try with maybe some clary sage and red clover. Mum is struggling with menopause symptoms and dry skin.
Thank you ...been looking for a lotion or body butter recipe...I love lavender too. I use it in my laundry soap also
The butter seems to be really awesome. But needed one clarification, regarding the quantity of almond oil used. As you first showed the measuring cup (red one) which is 1/2 cup and while adding the almond oil you mentioned 2 tsp (you added the quantity twice of the 1/2 cup) So which is to be considered. Please clarify
How is this stored? In the fridge?? Or can I leave on my vanity?? If I do, will it melt??? Thanks..
GREAT VIDEO!!!! Love the SIMPLE steps to make the Cream, Thank You!!!
Can't wait to try this. Thanks for sharing😊!
Theraputic oils to add in recipe are hemp & argan oils
Thank you! Great video. Does the body butter get a bit more firm the next day? I notice mine gets more firm as time passes. Thanks.
I cant wait to make some of this for myself to try. I never had such dry skin as I have now the last few years. It seems to be worse now in the winter, it doesnt help that I live in Minnesota and it gets so cold here.
I came across your channel today I love your videos
I can't wait to make this :) thanks
Oh my goodness is there anything you can’t make? I watched all of your Fairy videos and now I’m going to start watching the rest of them. I’m definitely going to make this Body Butter, I’m going to triple the recipe and use my KitchenAid stand mixer. I know several people who would definitely benefit from it. My Son also has Eczema he’s has something to do with his RA. (rheumatoid arthritis) He’ll have to apply it himself, being that he is 32 years old. 😂🤣😂 Seriously, l’ve literally spent hundreds of dollars buying him every single moisturizer on the market. But, l’ve never tried making my own. Thank you so very much. ♥️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Your vid came up in my list to watch & I'm so glad I did. I get really bad winter dry skin & itch so I'm going to try this. I'm not a fan of lavender, floral scents bother me & cause migraines. What other scents would you recommend that would smell nice with the butters? I am subscribing as well
I LOVE this!! I can't wait to try it!!! Thanks so much for the great tutorial and recipe!!
I noticed in the video you show a 1/2 cup measure but it was not used, did I miss something? Love the video and the cream!
Thank you Emilie for this great video. I'm learning so much from you.
How long does it last? Should I store it in the fridge or in room temperature?
Thanks for the video. Can you use colors? If yes, what products are the best?
Just curious - does the finished product STAY IN ITS WHIPPED FORM??? Or will it eventually become "liquidy" again.. thanks in advance.. :-)
thank you I made this and it is great thank you. I used a scent for stress relief that I made with only true essential oils this cream is lovely
+Enchanted Studio's Sounds lovely! Thank you for watching! :)
Thanks for the recipe I'll be definitely be trying this!!✌❤🇺🇸
Looks awesome! How long does it last?
Thank you, I can't wait to try it, how do I store it? Do I place in fridge? Or just leave in my bathroom.
Just store it in a dark, cool place, doesn't have to be in the fridge
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Hello, this body butter recipe is so good and I tried at home. My oils when whipped came a lot more watery than thick. How can I make it creamier? And I followed the instructions as you said for the making.
I am from India, the climate is not so cold here.
so what do you do with it once its in the jar? Do you put on your dresser, in a refrigerator or just leave out? If you leave it out will it melt?
Awesome! I will need to try this. Thanks for sharing.
Putting the butter in an reusable pastry bag would be much easier and cleaner to fill those jars.
Do we add any preservatives? I'm new to this lol or does it not go bad right away
I made mine today and it didn't come out like whip cream but it was okay. Thanks for the video.
I love this one. I made it twice already but I also add pure cocoa butter (hard texture melted with the shea butter and coconut oil) and it smells delicious! I am confused a bit by this recipe because there was mentioning measurement cup of 1/2 cup but I didn't see it used for anything. Am I missing something? What was the 1/2 cup for? It was 1/4 coconut oil and 1/4 shea butter so what's the half cup for? Anyone?
Can cocoa be added? I made a recipie and it didnt turn out as thick 😣 and i blended it forever. Does this feel oily?
If it's not very thick you've used more oil then needed just add in more Shea
The bowl needed to be cooler
Great video! What is the shelf life on the body butter? Should I use a preservative? I apologize for asking if you've already answered this question. I read through all the comments and didn't see anything. Thanks!
at 2:44 she mentions that the vitamin e capsules are used as preservatives, it'll probably last you months since the ingredients are all natural and last a really long time by themselves :)
+debseun I must've missed it.. Thank you so much
could you tell me which vitamin e capsules you use? i am seeing negative comments on every one i come across and am getting a headache!
Since there's no water in this, is the vitamin E necessary? I'm new to making my own cream, so any info will help.
Thanks Emilie. I love your videos.
I love the smell of lavender and was putting it in all my homemade creams until I saw on another youtube video that it makes your skin more sensitive to sun exposure. ie. it'll make my skin more prone to damage from sun exposure. Have you ever heard of this?
super simple wow !!! thanks I can't wait
Good stuff. Good info. Also your fingernails are manicured perfectly. Do you do them yourself. If so, any tips ?
How many days it stays still creamy? And how about cold, does it get solid back? Thanks
What brand of Shea butter do you use and where do you buy it? Thanks one of the better videos on this!
+Eileen Considine I use the Organic Shea Butter from Now Foods. I purchased it at Whole Foods. Here is a link to where you can purchase it online. Thanks for watching!
www.amazon.com/NOW-Foods-Shea-Butter-7-Ounce/dp/B000F4J8VI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1449612143&sr=8-1&keywords=now+food+shea+butter
+Emilie Lefler Thank you so much your videos are great!
hi Emilie, I just found your channel : ) You want to add in a bit of tapioca powder/starch or corn starch, something to soak up some of the greasiness. It cuts it down while still allowing it to soak in to the skin :) Nice video's, thanks for making it :)
how much starch? I'm finding mine is too greasy
corn products are terrible for the skin please nothing from corn.
Tony Trilex what can we replace corn starch with?
elus 11 you can use potato starch or the tapioca
how about arrowroot powder?
Thank you for such a great tutorial. I did try a couple of these, using other recipes I found online. I didn't whip it for as long as you did; none of the instructions said to do so. As soon as I saw the first signs of it being creamy, I stored it into containers. I live in Germany. All of my body butters have solidified. I feel really sad for having wasted my ingredients. I did also use some beeswax, perhaps that or the lack of whipping could be the cause. Would this happen to the body butter you made? or would it always remain in a whipped, airy state?
You can melt and re-whip
Melt it and rewhip nothing is wasted
Will this still stay whipped and soft during the winter months?
Love that I will try that as long I have the ingredients
Do i have to buy creamy white coconut oil or can i use liquid coconut for the recipe?
I am pretty new to this. Please what is the approximate shelf life and what preservatives can be used to extend the shelf life. Thank you
Great video! Could you tell me the purpose of freezing it then whipping it as opposed to just whipping it from the beginning? I'm interested because I made some and didn't do that step and mine is too watery and I thought it was because I put too much almond oil.
I think when you don't freeze it and go straight in w/ whipping it then it takes longer to do so and may not come out right. Freezing it gives it it's texture I'd say & makes it easier to be formed into what she made. Hope this helps!
+infiniti williams It does help thank you!!
+Camilion1205 It actually doesn't work to just whip it right away. It has to be in a semi solid state. Having said that, I have just taken it straight out and whipped it without melting it and it's worked great. You mix all the oils/butters together anyway when you are whipping. :)
busting my kindneys at "this LITTLE knife"... LOLOLOL!!!!
I just found and watched your video. I have just begun to make body butters and found that for some reason mine are way too greasy. What might you suggest that I do to make the most recent? I have tried adding arrow root powder but it doesn’t seem to make any difference. Not sure what to try .
Thank you!
We can use this for making concealer?? 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Hi, how many drops of vitamin E oil should I add? Thanks for the great video.
It should also use Shea butter ? Can i replace with another product?
If I use just coconut oil and no shea butter, does it become the same consistency?
Hello Emilie,, I really loved it but the next day my whipped cream was almost liquid.. can you give me a recommendation?
How long does it stay whipped for? Will temperatures change the consistency if it sits for too long?
Hello !! .I bought my coconut oil already in a liquid state so i was wondering how much of it should I use ? 1/2 cup would be too much
does this melt during the hot summer?
How do you store it? And what's the shelf life?
shea butter and coconut oil is good 24 months after opening, so should most oils
Thank You , Thank You and Thank you!!! I am a fan of natural product...
do we HAVE to add vitamin e and if yes why? i hope you answer my question..
I spend a ton of money for specialty body butters. I'll give this a try. New subie.
Is there anyway to make it last longer than 2 weeks? I feel like I would like to make a huge batch once a month versus once every two weeks.
How long do you have to whip in order to get that fluffy texture? The best I could get it was like a thick lotion consistency, even after 10 mins or so. All my ingredients were fresh (I know sometimes coconut oil will get too soft when it's not fresh)
Hi! 👋👋 I loved the video, the recipe is easy and encouraging. Question(s)? What size jar is that & how much would you sell that size jar of body butter for?
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Thanks for sharing...
I made this it is absolutely beautiful thank you so much
I wonder if using a piping bag with a large tip would make filling the jar easier and cleaner?
Hello just saw your video and love it. Stupid question though can u use Vaseline instead of shea butter ?
+Angelica Evans Hi! Unfortunately Vaseline won’t work for this tutorial. Thanks for watching!
This is a good and easy recipe. Thanks for sharing.
Hope you enjoy
Thank you for the video. I am making one with lavendar oil. I was wondering if i wanted to make one with vanilla scent. Can i add some vanilla powder? The one we use for cooking? Or would vanilla beans only give the scent?
sara maklad You could try the vanilla powder
I don't have shea butter😣 can use anything else instead shea butter?
Upon whipping my butter was soft and fluffy. After sitting at room temperature once sealed in mason jars the butter was hard. What did I do wrong?
Do you have to keep it chilled?
My shea butter refuses to melt. It just separated. Do I just whip it anyway. What did I do wrong?
Hello! I liked this! I would like to ask you what I can do so that the lotion does not become liquid, it is because I carry it in my bag and it becomes liquid. Thank you!
It becomes liquid because it's too hot in your purse lol
whip, whip, whip, (nae nae)
Kylie F ayeeeeeee😂😂
Army Where you attt?!?! 🤣🤣🤣
@Black Oceans lol
@Black Oceans KXHXCJFH
This looks really good!
Love your body butter so easy to make omg skin so skin
How can you store it? ...can it be left out if put into a tin with a cover?