I made a foaming body butter base before, and I'm pretty sure these has far less ingredients; gonna give it a try! It's much less expensive that the 'already made' base. Love your videos, please make more!
@@bathbubblesemporium1108 are you saying this is less ingredients or the DIY one is less ingredients? This is making it from scratch, right (I'm new to making my own bath products) so you don't need to purchase the whipped base. thanks
I absolutely loved watching your video. you were very informative and easy to understand the process. I'm definately going to try this. Might need to order some of the ingredients as I probably don't have all of them. Can't wait to watch your other videos. I'm from Queensland Australia.
I love your how to videos. You really should make more for those of us(ME) who are visual learners. Lol. You guys are my favorite supplier on the web. I’m very new to making b&b products and these instructional vids are a life saver! Thanks so much!!!
I ordered these ingredients yesterday, so glad I found your company and that I will be able to offer my customers a sulphate free option in a very popular product
Thank you so much for this recipe. I really wanted to make whipped soap but the base is not available in India.I am really happy I can make my own now. But I want to know if it will stay whipped in hot climate's as in India summer temperature is up to 45 degree Celsius. I m afraid it might get separated at high temperatures.please reply.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe. I also went through the ingredients for the foaming bath whip. I had a question- one uses SLSa and the uses SCI. Can one be substituted for the other? Also is there a substitute for Cocobetaine? While buying cocobetaine is there a concentration that one needs to look out for? Thank you again!
Wonderful video. I just wanted to let you know that cocoamidopropyl betaine and coco betaine are two separate ingredients. I didn't know this until a few months ago, either. Most people don't, I did see it referred to as coco betaine on something at save on citric. Coco betaine was the first surfactant I ever bought and I thought I had purchased cocoamidopropyl betaine and that they just shortened the name on my bottle, lol. Coco betaine is more "natural" but cocoamidopropyl betaine is more mild. They are both amphoteric and have a similar ph. Anyways I am just trying to let everyone know when I see that they call cocoamidopropyl betaine coco betaine.
@@anonime9628 No, cocamidopropyl betaine is more mild. But when you combine surfactants, and use a smaller percentage of each you can make your formula more gentle. I definitely prefer cocoamidopropyl betaine over coco betaine.
Love your crystal clear explanation and demo. Great video. Just what I was looking for. I have most of the items and still trying to gather enough courage to start my preparations. So much patience needed for all these things. Once all ingredients are there it is a breeze, thanks for your vieo. Hello from canada. Loved. new subscription, Following
New to your channel, loved the recipe. Question did you add the preservative? Does it feel sticky in end product. I made a lotion I added the glycerine and I felt it was sticky maybe I did something wrong. Anyways it looks amazing.
Sorry but I think I missed the stage where you added the preservative... I suppose it depends on the particular preservative at what temperature would you add it ?
Thank you so much for your knowledge, most of ingredients aren't avaliable in my country. Please could you tell me if culinox salt is used commonly to cooking?
Thank you so much for the recipe! So excited to try it! Is it possible to use phenoxyethanol as the preservative instead? I couldn’t find any other preservative available right now
I tried this recipe and it came up very well. It's just that the base is too hard for me to whip, and isn't very soft after whipping. Can I add extra water to this recipe to make it little more thinner? Please help
Awesome video! Was looking for something so that I can make my own foaming bath butter instead of purchasing it already made as it is quite pricey! With the recipe you provided, how much does that make? Like 1 pound or 2 pounds of bath butter?
Hi there! In the video some ingredients are shown measured by volume and explain as such, but over on the recipe page provided in the description box it says to measure my weight NOT volume. Which should I follow?
l am sorry if l missed it, but l didn't see you add your preservative in the batch. Do you add it during the cool down before it becomes harder to mix? Thank You for sharing :)
Sorry, no. Rosemary Oleoresin in not a preservative; it does nothing to inhibit the growth of bacteria/mold/mildew or virus. RO is an antioxidant which can be added to your oils to help extend their shelf life.
Depends on the preservative, example Optiphen: It can be added directly to the formulation during pre- or post-emulsification at or below 60°C (140°F). That's why she recommends directions from manufacturer in her recipe.
Have a guestion... if I wanted it to be a tad thinner/ looser how would I achieve that? I don’t know enough about the chemicals and such to try to alter this on my own. I’ve made sugar scrubs with this recipe and my friends love them!!!
Is there a better healthier alternative to edta in this recipe? For instance could I use a wax? Is this being used as an emulsifer here or preservative? Do I need to use it or can I just take it out completely and not substitute it?
Hii to make large production of this foaming bath butter I’m getting a problem. Lot of powder Chucks coming . To break manually it’s taking lot of time. I planned to invest a machine. But very confused 🤷♀️ which agitators is useful to break that lumps.planning a double boiler tank with attached mixing agitator.can you please please help for this. Which machine and agitator/mixer helps for this problem .🙏
One question that why have you mentioned Tetrasodium EDTA in grams but not in oz? is Tetrasodium EDTA preservative?IS Tetrasodium EDTA and cream de tartar is the same?
Hi there! In the video you said you measure your liquid by volume but the directions on your website say everything is measured by weight and not volume. Which way is best?
Phyllis A you can google it and research it it’s so much info on the web Google is like earning a degree in any subject you want to learn about. I hope this helps you.
So optiphen is added after all the ingredients for the base are dissolved. Then we can add carrier oils, fragrance, additives etc. Do we need to add more optiphen or not? Bcs surely adding more carrier oils and fragrance adds the weight?
I know this is an old video so I am hoping someone sees this comment and can answer my question. What are the purple beads being added at the end? I cant make out what she is saying.
It works but if you have a Magic Bullet or Coffee grinder that you have especially for Soap Making grind it into a powder so it's easier to melt. Don't use anything you'd use for food. You can always get a coffee grinder for things such as this that you ONLY use for soap or cosmetic making.
Generally preservatives should be added once it has cooled sufficiently. Your preservative should have more information. I wait until it comes to room temperature.
Hi, thanks for sharing this video. Can you please clarify measuring info for me? In the video you say to measure liquids by volume and dry ingredients by weight. In the written formulation you say to measure all by weight, which is what I do. Thanks so much!
Sheron Brewer hello I’m going to try and answer your questions To measure by volume means to measure how much space is needed for a certain measurement. If you have an empty box and you want to find out how many ounces you would need to fill that box up half the way you can figure out the ounces by multiplying the height by the width by the diameter (plz this is not exactly the multiplication formula of how to get the ounces but it’s similar I’m just trying to show an example). To measure by weight is just simply using a scale If you do not understand the measure by volume part go to google and type in What does it mean to measure by volume I hope this help you If you hit the drop box in this video she have a link you can hit and it gives you the completed recipe with all the measurements. Thank u.
Hi Karen. I phrased my question incorrectly. It should have read clarify how it should be measured for this recipe. I measure by weight and was surprised to see that in this video the recipe measuring liquids in volume instead of weight. Then on the website(using the drop box) it said to measure all by weight so I wanted clarification about which method you use (weight or measure) for this recipe. Thanks.
Hi i used the same ingredients but my product doesn’t get thin ... it’s a creamy consistency Do you know what I’m doing wrong? I tried heating it by microwave but it was really foamy so the second time i did the double boiler method and the product is a bit thinner than the first time but not liquid at all
Hi :) as far as I know, it’s usually a tad bit liquidish when it’s hot. It will prolly solidify once it’s cooled and you can whip it like how you would do with a whipped cream. Texture wise, mine with a slightly different recipe resembles a lot to a frosting
Jazzhelena You can replace the salt with Polysorbate 80, it is a liquid ingredient, or you could just replace the difference with the stearic acid, it does the same thing.
She's definitely doing something right because her skin is glowing and her face and body is youthful. I am sold!
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You got that right she's beautiful!!!!
I made a foaming body butter base before, and I'm pretty sure these has far less ingredients; gonna give it a try! It's much less expensive that the 'already made' base. Love your videos, please make more!
Could you please share with me the less ingridient one please
@@bathbubblesemporium1108 It's the purchased recipe from DIY on Etsy.
@@bathbubblesemporium1108 are you saying this is less ingredients or the DIY one is less ingredients? This is making it from scratch, right (I'm new to making my own bath products) so you don't need to purchase the whipped base. thanks
This was a great recipe please do more recipes on this channel
Omgoodness this is a beautiful recipe thank you a thousand times and I definitely subscribed
Way better then the crockpot recipe
And now I know why so many soapers just buy an already made base! Lol This is interesting to see though, thanks for sharing!
I sooo appreciate this video and recipe. Thank you for sharing. I look forward to giving it a try
I absolutely loved watching your video. you were very informative and easy to understand the process. I'm definately going to try this. Might need to order some of the ingredients as I probably don't have all of them. Can't wait to watch your other videos. I'm from Queensland Australia.
I love your how to videos. You really should make more for those of us(ME) who are visual learners. Lol. You guys are my favorite supplier on the web. I’m very new to making b&b products and these instructional vids are a life saver! Thanks so much!!!
I ordered these ingredients yesterday, so glad I found your company and that I will be able to offer my customers a sulphate free option in a very popular product
I so love Make your own buzz, they are the best and most cost effective hands down!
Thank you so much for this video. I’m new to the soaping world and this video is very helpful.
This is really an awesome recipe! Loved it
Great video. I love seeing your products at work. Your website is my go too site for all of my soap and bath bomb supplies.
Thank you so much for this recipe. I really wanted to make whipped soap but the base is not available in India.I am really happy I can make my own now.
But I want to know if it will stay whipped in hot climate's as in India summer temperature is up to 45 degree Celsius.
I m afraid it might get separated at high temperatures.please reply.
Hi...did u try this recipe? How does it turn out?
please. Please weigh the ingredients in grams, I did not understand ounces
I love making different types of soap! Thanks for sharing and providing great supplies.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe. I also went through the ingredients for the foaming bath whip. I had a question- one uses SLSa and the uses SCI. Can one be substituted for the other? Also is there a substitute for Cocobetaine? While buying cocobetaine is there a concentration that one needs to look out for? Thank you again!
Wonderful video. I just wanted to let you know that cocoamidopropyl betaine and coco betaine are two separate ingredients. I didn't know this until a few months ago, either. Most people don't, I did see it referred to as coco betaine on something at save on citric. Coco betaine was the first surfactant I ever bought and I thought I had purchased cocoamidopropyl betaine and that they just shortened the name on my bottle, lol. Coco betaine is more "natural" but cocoamidopropyl betaine is more mild. They are both amphoteric and have a similar ph. Anyways I am just trying to let everyone know when I see that they call cocoamidopropyl betaine coco betaine.
So it's better so use coco betaine ? And the measurement are exactly as with the cocomidopropyl betaine ?
To use *
@@anonime9628 No, cocamidopropyl betaine is more mild. But when you combine surfactants, and use a smaller percentage of each you can make your formula more gentle. I definitely prefer cocoamidopropyl betaine over coco betaine.
Love your crystal clear explanation and demo. Great video. Just what I was looking for. I have most of the items and still trying to gather enough courage to start my preparations. So much patience needed for all these things. Once all ingredients are there it is a breeze, thanks for your vieo. Hello from canada. Loved. new subscription, Following
New to your channel, loved the recipe. Question did you add the preservative? Does it feel sticky in end product. I made a lotion I added the glycerine and I felt it was sticky maybe I did something wrong. Anyways it looks amazing.
New at this and appreciate all the information. Thank. You
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Sorry but I think I missed the stage where you added the preservative... I suppose it depends on the particular preservative at what temperature would you add it ?
wow! so good to see how easy...wonderful
Very well explained! Thanks.
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Just found this video and love it!! can you please make a shower gel? Thank you.
Thank you so much for this Awesome information! I got all my products to make this from Chemistry connection and now I will make it. Much Love
Wonderful, informative video! Thank you for this. Can you add melted shea butter, instead of an oil?
Thank you so much for your knowledge, most of ingredients aren't avaliable in my country. Please could you tell me if culinox salt is used commonly to cooking?
Is this formula temperature stable for shipping in warm weather? Or will it melt? It looks beautiful!
Fabulous!
How much preservative are you suppose to add with your recipe? I didn’t see you add any.
Thank you so much for the recipe! So excited to try it! Is it possible to use phenoxyethanol as the preservative instead? I couldn’t find any other preservative available right now
Im gonna make this!!
Hi - love this video and recipe, it's amazing. Can this be classed as a soap??
Love your videos , just subscribed ✌🏼🤍
I didn't see adding the preservative.. when is it to add and how much?
I tried this recipe and it came up very well. It's just that the base is too hard for me to whip, and isn't very soft after whipping. Can I add extra water to this recipe to make it little more thinner? Please help
Is there a substitute for Culinox Salt?
Crothix and also alternative for Testrasodium edta is Tetrasodium Glutamate Diacetate
I am looking for the same as I am in Netherlands and nobody understands what is Culinox salt :-(
@@NG-le1py in same amount?
@@NG-le1py but crothix is liquid.
Hi. I really liked your video. Culinux salt is not available iny country. Any substitute of it plz??
Awesome video! Was looking for something so that I can make my own foaming bath butter instead of purchasing it already made as it is quite pricey! With the recipe you provided, how much does that make? Like 1 pound or 2 pounds of bath butter?
great video thank you. I have never heard of this type of product. what do you use it for and how? thank you
I missed when the final preservative was added.
Thank you for the video..what is the replacement for Cullen ox salt?
Thankyou
Can I substitute the preservative Germall plus with its usage Rate?
Hi there! In the video some ingredients are shown measured by volume and explain as such, but over on the recipe page provided in the description box it says to measure my weight NOT volume. Which should I follow?
Liquid by volume, Dry ingredients by weight. I know its late but hope it helped.
l am sorry if l missed it, but l didn't see you add your preservative in the batch. Do you add it during the cool down before it becomes harder to mix? Thank You for sharing :)
Cheryl you can use Rosemary Oleoresin
Sorry, no. Rosemary Oleoresin in not a preservative; it does nothing to inhibit the growth of bacteria/mold/mildew or virus. RO is an antioxidant which can be added to your oils to help extend their shelf life.
Depends on the preservative, example Optiphen: It can be added directly to the formulation during pre- or post-emulsification at or below 60°C (140°F). That's why she recommends directions from manufacturer in her recipe.
Hello. Can the Tetrasodium EDTA and Culinox Salt be omitted from this recipe and still work?
Can you use slsa powder Instead of sci powder
I know this is an older video, but I do have a question. If I wanted to add sugar to this, how much sugar should I add?
Sorry for dumb question...I can use optiphen plus instead of just optiphen correct?
I’m in Australia and cannot find Tetrasodium EDTA. Can you please suggest an alternative or a supplier? Thank you for a wonderfully informative video!
You are adding salt in this formula.
Please tell me if someone has any small wounds or demage on skin, so my question is this is it feeling harshs
Have a guestion... if I wanted it to be a tad thinner/ looser how would I achieve that? I don’t know enough about the chemicals and such to try to alter this on my own. I’ve made sugar scrubs with this recipe and my friends love them!!!
Is there a better healthier alternative to edta in this recipe?
For instance could I use a wax? Is this being used as an emulsifer here or preservative?
Do I need to use it or can I just take it out completely and not substitute it?
It could be replaced by another chelator (citric acid and sodium citrate) instead of EDTA?
You could definitely try that and see how it does. Make sure you research into this before you try it.
Thanks for your video, it is aggressive to the body? Because the SCI and the salt? I have very sensitive skin.
We all have eczema in my home and we've used it with no problems.
Can I add disodium edta instead of tetrasodium edta?
Hii to make large production of this foaming bath butter I’m getting a problem. Lot of powder Chucks coming . To break manually it’s taking lot of time. I planned to invest a machine. But very confused 🤷♀️ which agitators is useful to break that lumps.planning a double boiler tank with attached mixing agitator.can you please please help for this. Which machine and agitator/mixer helps for this problem .🙏
This is the first video where she broke everything down step by step.
Your very beautiful I love your hair.
One question that why have you mentioned Tetrasodium EDTA in grams but not in oz? is Tetrasodium EDTA preservative?IS Tetrasodium EDTA and cream de tartar is the same?
Hi, is there any sustitute for culinox salt ? Because that product is not available in Argentina. Thank you!!!
Hi there! In the video you said you measure your liquid by volume but the directions on your website say everything is measured by weight and not volume. Which way is best?
I didn't see which perserveative you used when you finished the product.
Can you tell me how much to use of the more natural preservatives and how they compare to the EDTA and Optiphen in this product.
Phyllis A you can google it and research it it’s so much info on the web
Google is like earning a degree in any subject you want to learn about. I hope this helps you.
EDTA is a chelator, not a preservative. If you contact the company, they may be able to help you. Also check out www.swiftcraftymonkey.com to learn.
Hi, when do you add the preservative, I didn't see that added in the video anywhere, did I miss it? Thanks
Love your stuff but your shipping seems really pricey no other options for shipping/
This is a great recipe! is the culinox salt needed? Having a hard time finding where i can purchase it.
Its optional sweetie you don't need it.
So optiphen is added after all the ingredients for the base are dissolved. Then we can add carrier oils, fragrance, additives etc. Do we need to add more optiphen or not? Bcs surely adding more carrier oils and fragrance adds the weight?
The amount of optiphen needed is based on the total weight of all the ingredients and is determined before you begin mixing any ingredients.
Can you use an immersion blender during the microwave phase
is there a substitute for sodium cocoyl isethionate if you have sensitive skin?
Is there an alternative to sci?
What can be used to replace it?
Thanks 😊
What if I need to make big batch?
Is it possible to use Disodium EDTA instead of tetrasodium EDTA?
I am in Netherland so they do not understand what is culinox salt
Can I use double boil instead of oven
Can you please add ingredients in written to this video.please
How many grams of preservative should be added?
can i add shea or mango butter to this
I really really want to make a base but my little company is focused on All natural soap products. If I make this. Is it still considered natural?
Oh dear, even water is a chemical.
I know this is an old video so I am hoping someone sees this comment and can answer my question. What are the purple beads being added at the end? I cant make out what she is saying.
Jojoba beads
Can you use distilled water instead of deionized water?
@@makeyourown7316 Thank you
Well, can u?
@@melissaowens6031 yes.
SCI flakes works instead of powder? Has any different way to dissolve ? Thank You
It works but if you have a Magic Bullet or Coffee grinder that you have especially for Soap Making grind it into a powder so it's easier to melt. Don't use anything you'd use for food. You can always get a coffee grinder for things such as this that you ONLY use for soap or cosmetic making.
do u make liquid soap (shower gel)
At what point do you add the preservative? Did you use Germaben?
Generally preservatives should be added once it has cooled sufficiently. Your preservative should have more information. I wait until it comes to room temperature.
Hi, thanks for sharing this video. Can you please clarify measuring info for me? In the video you say to measure liquids by volume and dry ingredients by weight. In the written formulation you say to measure all by weight, which is what I do. Thanks so much!
Sheron Brewer hello I’m going to try and answer your questions
To measure by volume means to measure how much space is needed for a certain measurement.
If you have an empty box and you want to find out how many ounces you would need to fill that box up half the way you can figure out the ounces by multiplying the height by the width by the diameter (plz this is not exactly the multiplication formula of how to get the ounces but it’s similar I’m just trying to show an example).
To measure by weight is just simply using a scale
If you do not understand the measure by volume part go to google and type in
What does it mean to measure by volume
I hope this help you
If you hit the drop box in this video she have a link you can hit and it gives you the completed recipe with all the measurements.
Thank u.
Hi Karen. I phrased my question incorrectly. It should have read clarify how it should be measured for this recipe. I measure by weight and was surprised to see that in this video the recipe measuring liquids in volume instead of weight. Then on the website(using the drop box) it said to measure all by weight so I wanted clarification about which method you use (weight or measure) for this recipe. Thanks.
Sheron Brewer you should always measure by weight. It is far more correct than by eying the line...
Wont it deflate with time?
is it the same as a foaming bath whip?
Оленка Онисько yes it is if not better. Hope this helps.
How do I order products what's your website
Hi i used the same ingredients but my product doesn’t get thin ... it’s a creamy consistency
Do you know what I’m doing wrong?
I tried heating it by microwave but it was really foamy so the second time i did the double boiler method and the product is a bit thinner than the first time but not liquid at all
The first try my finished product was the consistency of whip cream
Hi :) as far as I know, it’s usually a tad bit liquidish when it’s hot. It will prolly solidify once it’s cooled and you can whip it like how you would do with a whipped cream. Texture wise, mine with a slightly different recipe resembles a lot to a frosting
Will these melt and liquefy when shipping on hot days?
Are these ingredients natural.
Hello, please give me the shaving cream soap.
all ingredients should be measured by weight
I cannot get that salt at any supplier in Australia that I can find. Is there any substitute I can use?
Jazzhelena You can replace the salt with Polysorbate 80, it is a liquid ingredient, or you could just replace the difference with the stearic acid, it does the same thing.
@@alannahleeanne2496 I'm in the same situation of Jasmine.. And about the quantity of Polysorbate 80? Following this recipie
@@jainezanella Convert the weight of the salt into fluid ounces, or whatevet the unit would be for where you are.
What is the salt for?
Patricia Solis Says it makes it thick.
Can I leave out the preservative?
No. It has water