I just made this today. Oh mylanta it is magnificent. My children and I all have sensitive skin and this works so well and doesn't irritate our skin at all. Thank you so much for posting this DIY!
I fell in love with a Moroccan body butter I bought from Avon a few years ago but this one looks even more amazing. And what a great idea to give it as a Mother's Day gift.
Oh my gosh, I made this butter today, and I have to say this is the best body butter I've Made! My skin is very hydrated and feels so Soft I love it!! Thank you so much for this recipe girl. I will probably get requests for it from my family. Next thing I'm making is your lip balms, the pumpkin spice sounds nice, we'll, all of them sounds Good! 🖒
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Happy Mother's Day Angie!! Your mom is one lucky lady because that body butter looks incredible. I love making things like this - thank you for the recipe and great idea! xoxo
Great idea Angie!! I'm a little late for mother's day but, I will make this for my own use, it looks so rich and creamy, I might even want to eat it, :D it looks like icing :D yum...
I would like to know if the body butter comes on a little oily at first? I make body butter and I know that they come on oily at first and your skin absorbs it, but I use Shea butter, mango butter and coconut oil and of course my carrier oils and essential oils. I have never used cocoa butter and it seemed as you rubbed it on your arm and hands that it didn't come on oily or was it that I didn't notice. I was curious as to whether or not the cocoa butter makes it less oily. I do make great butters also. We can all learn from each other . What I do to lessen the oily feel is add 2 teaspoons of arrowroot powder or cornstarch when the butters are melted and mix until it dissolves and then refrigerate and then the rest of the steps. Thanks for sharing. Loved your video and you are very beautiful young lady. Keep up the great work!
do we add the essencial oils to the mix before it hardens or beforegets whipped ………...or at the end once eveything is whipped up_? I only ask because I was told to never mix my essencial oils with anything metalc (metallic being the whisk) just curious
I made this but replaced the grapeseed with sweet almond oil....the mixture went solid not whipped...but I used in on my skin that had some dermatitis, and it was gone the next day
+Celeina Wshah Hi, Celeina! Unrefined shea butter is also a nice alternative. You can find where I sourced all of my ingredients in the description box below the video.
Hi! I live in the tropics where coconut oil is liquid at room temperature. If I keep this whipped body butter in the fridge, will it become too hard to use?
Hi! I live in the tropics as well. If your home is air-conditioned, you can keep it at room temperature. In the fridge, it won't be as fluffy and will harden but it melts instantly upon contact =)
Lovely video! I love the chocolate fragrance! You just gave me the perfect mother's day gift idea, thank you!! I love your channel! Just subscribed!! : ))
Thank you for sharing! That's the kind of texture I was looking for which I failed to attain with my recipe. Does yours stay fluffy and creamy? How do you store them? I live in France and my oils ( coconut oil, argan, jojoba, and avocado) will not get creamy and will harden when put in the fridge or stay liquid at room temperature! :(
Hi, Jacqueline! I'm in the tropics and it's pretty much always HOT here so I keep mine in the fridge. The melting point of coco oil is about 75 degrees so you will have to adjust accordingly.
I was finally able to attain the desired texture by freezing it halfway BUT unfortunately, it hardens in the fridge and goes back to a liquid state at room temperature! Maybe by adding beeswax would help retain the texture???
Hello dear i just wanted to ask about the third ingredient , I don't understand English properly , so I Didn't understand you , you mix olive oil + orange oil + almond oil + grapes seed oil all together ? Or we have to choose one of them ?
Hello! No problem, you can find the printable recipe link in the description box below each of my videos. It will not only give you the recipe to print or save, it also goes into great detail about each ingredient, why I used it, where I sourced it and how to properly implement each step for success =)
I tried making this with cocoa butter, coconut oil, and lavender oil but for some reason it came out very greasy, do have an idea why that would happen? This video was so great btw :-))
+Rachel Isawesome Hi, Rachel! Question, did you use lavender essential oil? Next question, did you weigh everything out accurately? Since it's a whipped product, a little goes a long way. Additionally, since it's oiled based, it will definitely provide a bit more slip. A lot of viewers have told me that they've found cocoa butter with added ingredients in it. I highly recommend pure/raw cacao butter instead. Let me know! =)
Does the cacao butter have the same smell as the cocoa butter? I have some Raw shea and raw cocoa butter and I can't stand the smell of both, so I just whip up coconut oil up an little vitamin E and use that. Love ya DYI.
is this good for stretch marks? I am pregnant with baby number two and I have old ones and I want to help my belly with new ones. I used the expensive stuff for stretch marks but damn they broke my pocket haha. this is probably much safer since it's natrual and I like thay I want to try this for my belly.
+claudia grayson I love this butter for its all purpose nature. I've never used it for stretch marks but I know the ingredients going into it are known for its healing properties =)
I have a mama friend who I just whipped this up for per request and she’s loving it so far! She recommends consistently moisturizing and massaging and says that’s key 💜
great video. the microwave kills some nutrients so you're better off boiling a pot of water, taking it off the heat and putting your glass measuring cup in there to melt. I make this too but with cocobutter and coco essential oil. I do use 3 oils in other recipes similar to what you did here. I love how it looks and feels fresh whipped but it soon turns hard in my house due to the AC which I keep at 71. :( PS you have a beautiful voice
+ThePetiteEclair I haven't tested this particular recipe with shea butter for these proportions so I couldn't vouch for it but it would be fun to experiment!
Thank you for the quick answer, I thought it had something to do with cocoa..... something,but wasn't sure what, Thank you for the homemade Coconut oil. I jus recently started using it as deodorant, now I smell like fresh- baked doughnuts , LOLOLOL
No. You can always find more info in the description box below each of my videos and find all 500+ of my video recipes to print/save at TheSquishyMonster.com =)
You can always find more info in the description box below each of my videos or the link for all 500+ recipes on my blog. I've listed more oils that you can swap with =)
how much did this make? all together if i add the oz's it would make 8 oz. but i am assuming the whipped part would increase the jar size i would need?
You could. I would stay away from the scalp though and keep it concentrated at the ends. Also, unless you have crazy brittle damaged hair, I would reach for a lighter oil like jojoba...argan if you need even more moisture.
***** Actually, grapeseed, olive, coconut and argan oils are great for the hair. There are lots of beneficial oils out there. I swear by my homemade regimen for growing out my hair in less than a year.
Hi, Betty! It's the raw form of cocoa butter. The latter is processed with heat applied to it so you lose some of its precious benefits. You can find out more in the description box below each of my videos =)
Haha, awesome! I actually want to make this. I have 1 out of 3 ingredients. Good thing there are only 3. I'm sure I know a few people that would like this. :)
+TheSquishyMonster I will be buying cacao butter. I wanted to know if it was possible to use coconut butter as I already have it in my cupboard and I need to use it up :-) will it be somewhat the same consistency?
Hi, Trixie! I live in a hot, tropical climate so I've been keeping mine in the fridge and my last batch has now lasted me well over 5-6 months. The key: not to contaminate it and use a sterilized jar with a tight fitting lid and keep it cool and out of direct light. You can also look into shelf life extending essential oils like rosemary.
I live in the tropics and yes, the air will escape as time passes but it will remain malleable pretty much indefinitely depending on what temperature you store it at. If you live in a cooler climate, consider adding more oil. It's the same idea as having to adjust of altitude when baking. Melting points vary depending on location as well.
The latter is actually a less processed form similar to cacao powder versus cocoa powder. Since it maintains its natural integrity, you're able to absorb more of the benefits from both.
yes you can use a regular beater like you would for cakes, u dont need a whisk attachment. iv been making body oroducts plus the safest candles & melts in australia and i use a regular mixer
I just made this today. Oh mylanta it is magnificent. My children and I all have sensitive skin and this works so well and doesn't irritate our skin at all. Thank you so much for posting this DIY!
Liza Lindsay Thank you for letting me know, Liza. I'm so happy that you were able to share this with your children...that's awesome!!
I made extra for my parents anniversary today.
I fell in love with a Moroccan body butter I bought from Avon a few years ago but this one looks even more amazing. And what a great idea to give it as a Mother's Day gift.
***** Happy Mother's Day, Diana!
This is an amazing moisturizer and i dbled the batch and it lasted me 2 years
Oh my gosh, I made this butter today, and I have to say this is the best body butter I've Made! My skin is very hydrated and feels so Soft I love it!! Thank you so much for this recipe girl. I will probably get requests for it from my family. Next thing I'm making is your lip balms, the pumpkin spice sounds nice, we'll, all of them sounds Good! 🖒
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so it doesn't greasy on the skin? can it be use on your feet?
Ohhhh...buttercream for the body!
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Happy Mother's Day Angie!! Your mom is one lucky lady because that body butter looks incredible. I love making things like this - thank you for the recipe and great idea! xoxo
Lyndsay Wells, The Kitchen Witch Thanks for watching, Lyndsay!
Great idea Angie!! I'm a little late for mother's day but, I will make this for my own use, it looks so rich and creamy, I might even want to eat it, :D it looks like icing :D yum...
This is so cool:) I bought all the supplies on amazon and I'm making these butters as Christmas gifts!:)
That's so sweet!
How'd that turn out?!
"The squishy monster" SO CEWT!!! 😂😍
Awesome I will definitely try this for my granddaughter who has very dry skin" thank you so much
Does it smell like coco butter..i cannot put coco butter on cuz of the smell..your skin looks great n the body butter looks amazing
Hi, Suzie! It does but you can swap with Shea and reinforce it with geranium, lavender, etc EO :)
@@TheSquishyMonster ok thank you so much...love your channel..just started
can i use cocoa butter instead of cacao butter and add in oils or exfoliant beads
I would like to know if the body butter comes on a little oily at first? I make body butter and I know that they come on oily at first and your skin absorbs it, but I use Shea butter, mango butter and coconut oil and of course my carrier oils and essential oils. I have never used cocoa butter and it seemed as you rubbed it on your arm and hands that it didn't come on oily or was it that I didn't notice. I was curious as to whether or not the cocoa butter makes it less oily. I do make great butters also. We can all learn from each other . What I do to lessen the oily feel is add 2 teaspoons of arrowroot powder or cornstarch when the butters are melted and mix until it dissolves and then refrigerate and then the rest of the steps. Thanks for sharing. Loved your video and you are very beautiful young lady. Keep up the great work!
Hi, Margarita. I used raw cacao and have normal skin. I 'd say the absorption rate comes down to what skin type you are =)
Totally making this! I'll just store it in one of my old lush pots ;)
KemushiChan Thanks, cutie!
U r so soft spoken!!!
Thank you? Lol, I don't think I've ever been told that before.
Looks amazing and can't wait to try! What is the shelf life of the body butter?
+Ann Miller Hi, Ann! I'm working on my batch that is going on 4 months now =)
+TheSquishyMonster Awesome, thanks! 😘
I love this. I make whipped butters and this is a new recipe to try. :)
Crafts & Glory I hope you love it!
Awesome job Angela! My wife made some homemade sugar scrubs for gifts at Christmas if you're looking for another video idea.
White Thunder BBQ Thank you! =)
Hi can I use cocoa butter instead of cacao?
do we add the essencial oils to the mix before it hardens or beforegets whipped ………...or at the end once eveything is whipped up_? I only ask because I was told to never mix my essencial oils with anything metalc (metallic being the whisk) just curious
Do you use 2 oz. of ALL of the above oils or just choose ONE (besides the coconut oil)?
2 oz of coco oil and 2 oz of your other oils of choice :)
Now I am going to start making those
Yay!
Can i use shea butter instead of cacao butter
hayla113 yes =)
I made this but replaced the grapeseed with sweet almond oil....the mixture went solid not whipped...but I used in on my skin that had some dermatitis, and it was gone the next day
+bowler8 WOW! That's amazing! Yes, different oils will yield different textures as some solidify much more easily =)
Just came across your channel!!! I love it!! I'm going to try this recipe soon!! Thanks so much for your clear directions and tutorial!!
Thank you, Angela! Happy holidays. Great name, btw =)
Can I substitute the cacao butter with Shea butter?
Angela Rael yes
I'm upset I didn't find your channel when you first started. But I'm glad I found you lol I love this !
Venisha Jackson I'm glad you're here now, Venisha! Huge hugs!!
Hello. Do you think it would effect the texture if I add arrowroot powder ? I want to eliminate the greasiness.
Try my noni salve as a base. It’s super lightweight and non-greasy 😊
This is so cool Angie.
Happy Mother's Day to the Squishy's Mama.
EZGlutenFree Happy Mother's Day to you, Anne!
The video quality an information are outstanding. Great job and THANK YOU!! :D
Thank you, Dianna. I hope you have a great weekend!
YUMMY! Looks like ice cream Angie!
Just curiously, would ARGAN oil work in this too, as Argan oil is a good hair treatment as well?
***** Yes, that would be quite lovely.
Thank you for sharing, nice video. So where to I buy the cocau butter from?
Hello, Margaret! You can find all this info and more in the description box below every one of my videos =)
Where can I get the cocoa butter you use? Love your dog s i love in cold vermont! Thanks, grace
I've posted the link for the cacao butter in the description box =)
What can you use other than cacao butter? Please answer quickly because Mother's Day is right around the corner
+Celeina Wshah Hi, Celeina! Unrefined shea butter is also a nice alternative. You can find where I sourced all of my ingredients in the description box below the video.
+TheSquishyMonster but I'm from a different country and I'm 9 years old
+Celeina Wshah I want to make it for mothers day
Great video, Ty. Where dID you get your jars from? Plz list the link
Toni Greene Thanks, Toni! I just got mine from Target =)
Hi! I live in the tropics where coconut oil is liquid at room temperature. If I keep this whipped body butter in the fridge, will it become too hard to use?
Hi! I live in the tropics as well. If your home is air-conditioned, you can keep it at room temperature. In the fridge, it won't be as fluffy and will harden but it melts instantly upon contact =)
Okay, thank you.
Can you add dye to make different colors?
Hi, Nisha! It's up to you. HNY!
this looks amazing...I'm totally trying this! :)
+Adrie Anne Thanks, Adrie. I love this stuff!
I love your voice!! Very relaxing haha
Danielle Garcia Thank you, Danielle. I appreciate you!
Lovely video! I love the chocolate fragrance! You just gave me the perfect mother's day gift idea, thank you!! I love your channel! Just subscribed!! : ))
+Tatiyana S This is what I gave to my mama a couple years ago for her mother's day and she loved it. I hope yours does too. Much love, Tatiyana =)
My mama uses Nivea which has parabens in it so this is the perfect face cream to give her!! Blessings xoxo Can't wait to see your other videos!! : )
Thank you for sharing! That's the kind of texture I was looking for which I failed to attain with my recipe. Does yours stay fluffy and creamy? How do you store them? I live in France and my oils ( coconut oil, argan, jojoba, and avocado) will not get creamy and will harden when put in the fridge or stay liquid at room temperature! :(
Hi, Jacqueline! I'm in the tropics and it's pretty much always HOT here so I keep mine in the fridge. The melting point of coco oil is about 75 degrees so you will have to adjust accordingly.
I was finally able to attain the desired texture by freezing it halfway BUT unfortunately, it hardens in the fridge and goes back to a liquid state at room temperature! Maybe by adding beeswax would help retain the texture???
I have several lotions/salves with beeswax or candelila if you want to check them out!
Hello dear i just wanted to ask about the third ingredient , I don't understand English properly , so I Didn't understand you , you mix olive oil + orange oil + almond oil + grapes seed oil all together ? Or we have to choose one of them ?
Hello! No problem, you can find the printable recipe link in the description box below each of my videos. It will not only give you the recipe to print or save, it also goes into great detail about each ingredient, why I used it, where I sourced it and how to properly implement each step for success =)
TheSquishyMonster yaaa i found it thank you 😊
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So if I added sweetener to that would it taste like a chocolate treat?
I would not recommend eating this. However, I do have a very simple recipe for healthy chocolate or real chocolate from scratch =)
Could you possibly make DIY video's on making your own candles and making your own lipstick :)
Rose Berri HI, Rose! I have a link listed in my description box for my own candles and lip balm, I hope you'll check it out!
I am so going to add peppermint fragrance oil to this! :D
Strawberry for my mom though. :)
Lumi Nariel Oooh, that sounds lovely!
Awesome, thanks for sharing
tamia11 falanna Thank you so much for being here, Tamia!
This is perfect for Mother's Day :)
***** I bet your m-i-l will love it!
I tried making this with cocoa butter, coconut oil, and lavender oil but for some reason it came out very greasy, do have an idea why that would happen? This video was so great btw :-))
+Rachel Isawesome Hi, Rachel! Question, did you use lavender essential oil? Next question, did you weigh everything out accurately? Since it's a whipped product, a little goes a long way. Additionally, since it's oiled based, it will definitely provide a bit more slip. A lot of viewers have told me that they've found cocoa butter with added ingredients in it. I highly recommend pure/raw cacao butter instead. Let me know! =)
I did use lavender oil and I did NOT use raw cocoa butter, so I am pretty sure that is why :) Thank you so much for responding!
also, my coconut oil is not scent free. Will it still work?
My coconut oil is very grainy. Is it alright to use for the body butter, please?
Is it grainy bc part of it is solidified? If so, you can always gently melt it over a double boiler.
@@TheSquishyMonster I am going to try it and see how it turns out. I am quite excited to make it and thank you young lady.
i don't have a mixer....wondering if I can use nutribullet or immersion mixer to do it? Thank you!
Not sure of a nutribullet but I've seen people use an immersion blender
Subscribed! I really like your channel!
+Lexi T Thank you, Lexi. I'm sending you huge hugs!!
My daughter is allergic to bees and has a hard time finding lotions she can use. Is this safe for her to use?
You can use candelila wax instead (you can read more about it on my vegan lip balm blog post on TheSquishyMonster.com ) =)
Hi, Tina! You can use candelila wax instead =)
Thanks Angela
Does the cacao butter have the same smell as the cocoa butter?
I have some Raw shea and raw cocoa butter and I can't stand the smell of both, so I just whip up coconut oil up an little vitamin E and use that.
Love ya DYI.
How can you not stand the smell of cocoa butter??? 😱 it smells like CHOCOLATE. (Aka the best smelling think in the universe.)
U could add essential or fragrance oils to make it smell appealing
is this good for stretch marks? I am pregnant with baby number two and I have old ones and I want to help my belly with new ones. I used the expensive stuff for stretch marks but damn they broke my pocket haha. this is probably much safer since it's natrual and I like thay I want to try this for my belly.
+claudia grayson I love this butter for its all purpose nature. I've never used it for stretch marks but I know the ingredients going into it are known for its healing properties =)
And also can u use extracts instead of essential oils
Hi, JoDee. Since this will be applied topically, I would highly recommend only using essential oils.
Can you use Shea instead of cacao butter
Sure!
Would it be ok if I added vitamin e oil?
+Lucy Xu Hi, Lucy! I love adding a couple capsules in this, it's lovely!
It's good for pregnancy streach marks?
I have a mama friend who I just whipped this up for per request and she’s loving it so far! She recommends consistently moisturizing and massaging and says that’s key 💜
great video. the microwave kills some nutrients so you're better off boiling a pot of water, taking it off the heat and putting your glass measuring cup in there to melt. I make this too but with cocobutter and coco essential oil. I do use 3 oils in other recipes similar to what you did here. I love how it looks and feels fresh whipped but it soon turns hard in my house due to the AC which I keep at 71. :( PS you have a beautiful voice
Beach Life For sure! I would highly recommend cacao butter. It's been so yummy for this and my homemade chocolates =)
Would shea butter work instead of cocoa butter? :)
woops I meant cacao butter** not cocoa butter
+ThePetiteEclair I prefer cacao butter to cocoa butter but it's a personal preference =)
TheSquishyMonster Maybe I worded my question wrong haha. I meant to ask if shea butter works. :)
+ThePetiteEclair I haven't tested this particular recipe with shea butter for these proportions so I couldn't vouch for it but it would be fun to experiment!
Thank you for the quick answer, I thought it had something to do with cocoa..... something,but wasn't sure what, Thank you for the homemade Coconut oil. I jus recently started using it as deodorant, now I smell like fresh- baked doughnuts , LOLOLOL
May i use cocoa butter as a substitute or is it the same 😏
where can you purchase the cocoa butter?
Hi, Kristen! You can find the link below in the description box =)
Can u use Cocoa butter lotion?
No. You can always find more info in the description box below each of my videos and find all 500+ of my video recipes to print/save at TheSquishyMonster.com =)
What size container does it make
That is so awesome! I know my mum with looooove this!! :-D
One Kitchen - A Thousand Ideas I hope y'all both enjoy!
Where do you find all of your organic materials?
+Nakiah Green Hi, Nakiah! You can find links in my description box below the video =)
Can u use any other oils then what u listed?
You can always find more info in the description box below each of my videos or the link for all 500+ recipes on my blog. I've listed more oils that you can swap with =)
What else can you use other than cacao
Hi, Christina. You could try shea however, the quantity of each ingredient may fluctuate as I tested my recipe with cacao =)
TheSquishyMonster thank you😄
how much did this make? all together if i add the oz's it would make 8 oz. but i am assuming the whipped part would increase the jar size i would need?
+sanjustorres Hello! It makes about 1 1/2 cups {recipe link is in the description box} huge hugs!!
can you use shea butter??
Hi, Aisha. You can certainly try though I haven't tested it with this one.
Where could I buy these ingredients?
sarah smith Hi, Sarah! I listed where I found them in the description box below the video =)
Good
Are the measurements by weight or...?
I tried to whipped this but a few days later it won't stay whipped
OOOO I just found you and you got some cool videos♡♡♡
Wesley Beatty Thank you, Wesley!!
Is this greasy ?
Hi, Sandy! I don't find it to be but you can use a base of whatever works for your skin type.
can you substitute avocado oil?
I haven't tested it with avo but please let me know how yours turns out!
Can you use that in your hair
You could. I would stay away from the scalp though and keep it concentrated at the ends. Also, unless you have crazy brittle damaged hair, I would reach for a lighter oil like jojoba...argan if you need even more moisture.
TheSquishyMonster thanks
does it work on bald heads? meaning will it grow hair? meaning help!
***** Actually, grapeseed, olive, coconut and argan oils are great for the hair. There are lots of beneficial oils out there. I swear by my homemade regimen for growing out my hair in less than a year.
TheSquishyMonster Do you have a tutorial video for the hair growing regimen you speak of? I need something for my hair and scalp!!
Angela Jordan Rogaine!
What is "cacao butter" ?
Hi, Betty! It's the raw form of cocoa butter. The latter is processed with heat applied to it so you lose some of its precious benefits. You can find out more in the description box below each of my videos =)
TheSquishyMonster xoxo can you use Shea butter and avacado in replace
Scott Hartwich Yes you can
I just made it and tryed some of it, it is not THAT bad but still wouldn't use it as butter
ender kitten I hope you didn't eat it!! It's for the body =)
Haha, awesome! I actually want to make this. I have 1 out of 3 ingredients. Good thing there are only 3. I'm sure I know a few people that would like this. :)
Awkward Cooking lol, have a great weekend!
Hi,is it possible to use coconut butter instead of cacao butter?
+Cathrine Cowley Definitely. It's a personal choice however, the cacao I use is raw, less processed and retains more of it's value.
+TheSquishyMonster I will be buying cacao butter. I wanted to know if it was possible to use coconut butter as I already have it in my cupboard and I need to use it up :-) will it be somewhat the same consistency?
OoOooh Mmmmm
I like that,
you rub it in like a pro!
***** haha!
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How long is the shelf life for these??
Hi, Trixie! I live in a hot, tropical climate so I've been keeping mine in the fridge and my last batch has now lasted me well over 5-6 months. The key: not to contaminate it and use a sterilized jar with a tight fitting lid and keep it cool and out of direct light. You can also look into shelf life extending essential oils like rosemary.
Thank you for the information and such a fun diy!!! Goodluck on your channel!! 💕
It has the same life shelf as your oils and butters.
yummy lotion
if im not eating im not watchin hahaha
TheStreetperformer It's definitely a tease, it even smells like chocolate! =)
No, it will not remain "soft and spreadable". It deflates within 2-4 weeks.
I live in the tropics and yes, the air will escape as time passes but it will remain malleable pretty much indefinitely depending on what temperature you store it at. If you live in a cooler climate, consider adding more oil. It's the same idea as having to adjust of altitude when baking. Melting points vary depending on location as well.
Mine was like whipped fluffy cream but nxt day it turned solid again. (may because its winter here in SA? )
Very lovely, feminine, and nice Angie!
LESTER N Thank you, Les!
Yw Angie...
TheSquishyMonster Y w Angie! Be wonderful!!
Can I use a coco powder 😂😂 cause I don't have the cocoa thing
I meant the cacao butter
Hi, Dana. The butter is what makes this recipe. With the powder, you get a chocolate sauce.
cocoa butter = cacao butter
The latter is actually a less processed form similar to cacao powder versus cocoa powder. Since it maintains its natural integrity, you're able to absorb more of the benefits from both.
i don't have a mixing thing, can i use a blender? 😂
No mam you need a mixer.😄
No Name yeah you can or a food processor.
No Name yeah you can or a food processor.
nuggz503 I'm about that fork life! 😂😂😂
yes you can use a regular beater like you would for cakes, u dont need a whisk attachment. iv been making body oroducts plus the safest candles & melts in australia and i use a regular mixer
75 deg?? thats like 23 celcius thats cold as
+Shenell Dale It's fairly middle of the road, I feel but it definitely is relative =)
well average were i mainly live average is 30 celcius (86 f)
+Shenell Dale oooh, ours too! We just moved to the caribbean where the average temperatures are similar =)
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so it doesn't greasy on the skin? can it be use on your feet?