Whipped! | Best body butter recipe ever | + why I hate making them | Day 97/365
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2020
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I'm making whipped body butter today, and while that's awesome for you it sucks for me and I hate it. Body butters are a phenomenal pain to make but I did so because a soaprentice that we haven't seen since the beginning of Covid was in the shop and asked for some. And at that moment, I would give her anything, so I did the thing. Also made some extras for the website, so get them while they're in stock.
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I just made this and it’s outstanding!! It truly is the best recipe ever!!! For my oils, I used apricot kernel oil and jojoba oil. When I make Body Butter it will be from this recipe from now on. Thank you for the video!!
I've never heard someone complain through the whole tutorial before lol
Welcome to my world! You should hear me when I’m doing a pull through. 😂
@@MrsSoapAndClay thank you for sharing! I was laughing at the complaining thru the entire video! I get it!!! I really understand how it is to do something that is taking for ever. Heehee! ❤
I don’t see it as complaining she’s just sharing why she doesn’t really like to make them because it takes to much time etc. I feel the same exact way about bath bombs but everyone always wants even though it’s a pain in the butt to make them 😂 we all have our things.
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I love your mixer. She has character. 💜
She does! Weirdly, a timeline memory popped up on my FB for this mixer. Nine years ago today I took a rattle can to it and changed the color. 😂
I so want to try this, need to figure out the oil and butter proportions though. Any advice is always welcome 🙏 🥰 x
Just made this.. came out so good. Ty 🖤
Lovely,thank you for sharing
Great video! I can't wait to try it. I was wondering if there is any reason for the paddle attachment rather than a whisk attachment? I'm assuming it would be slower with a paddle, but I've never made on before, so just thought I'd ask :) Thanks for all your videos.
The only reason is that was the one that was closest. 😂
@@MrsSoapAndClay Ahhhhhhh...... a girl after my own heart 🤣🥰
It looks like you added the tapioca powder twice? Or was that something else you added earlier in the video? Thanks!😊
Hello, I'm new to your channel on my quest for body butter recipes. Is there a written recipe somewhere? Thanks! Love your vibe, totally diggin it!
This is 😊 I love your channel, I learn so much, you’re great at this!!
Is Tapioca starch or flour?
Oh hun, I know what you mean about making it being a royal pain in the backside to make!!! I thought it was just me. I have lost so much Shea and other ingredients with the emulsified whipped body body that I used to make. I am sticking with mango or avocado butter from now on and not emulsified, lol.
Best thing to do to not let it freeze til it’s solid and can dent but actually let some of the oil be still there
Is there a full recipe that you can share ..you use shea and what other kind of butter and oils and you mix it how long total time? You melt it and cool it im the refrigerator? Which oils do you use do you use fragrance oil also ..thanks
Why am I just finding this channel lol so glad I did
When add arrow root or powder or did u use any how much?
Important part is mix it 30 min? As u whip u toss in fragrance and arrowroot? Total mix is 30 min?
Hello, 😊love, love love your channel ❤️can you please advise how long you suggest to whip for?
When u refrig and whip again ..when it Ben cool again it stiff up nicely but after whip it it seems get loose again does it do that for you ?
How do you know what amount your ingredients should be (measurements)?
I made whipped shea body butter but the next day it's not soft and creamy. It's not airy at all. Very firm. How can I fix this? I'm thinking I didn't whip it long enough. It was 16oz unrefined shea and 3oz of coconut oil. A recipe from brambleberry but I melted it your way so I didn't get the grainy. I also may have left it in the fridge too long. ( so many issues, my other batches of refined shea came out great. I didn't pre-melt these.) Can it be re-whipped ? Or Should I / can I add more oil? and then re-whip? I did add arrowroot powder to the butter already.
This is shea only and few oils and you melt it for 20 minutes is that correct ? Do you use fragrance to suck up strong smell or
Your soap princess is lucky. 💜
I love the texture. This is exactly what I was looking for. Is this recipe for sale?
Hi, I’m going to attempt making this lovely body butter but before I do I must ask a question. When you say “ sit at heat for 20 minutes” are you saying to allow the butter and oil to remain in the crock pot for 20 minutes after everything is completely melted and in liquid form or do you mean 20 minutes from the beginning of the melting? I’m excited to try this, I’ve made several batches of the no heat body butter and all were grainy. Thank you in advance for clarifying the heat question for me. 20 minutes after completely melted or 20 minutes from the beginning of the heat process? ThankYou 😊
I’d do 20 minutes after fully melted! Have fun!
@@MrsSoapAndClay thank you
🤣🤣🤣 that’s the reason why it takes me so long to make the body butters, I have clients asking me and I keep procrastinating, Oh just the thought!! 2-3 hours of my life 🤣🤣🤣
What is the percentage of liquid oils to hard butters? Ratio?
K i see when did powder amd fragrance 👍 video was acting up but is there a recipe posted thanks
Thank you for sharing with us! What are the measurements for the ingredients you used?
Hi! This particular recipe is 2 parts butter, 1 part oils, with arrowroot or meringue used at 1tbsp per pound. Scent load as desired within safe usage percentages. :)
A 50/50 split is good for these!
Thanks for sharing
I make butters as well, Shea butter alone does not have to be melted. I just go right into whipping and then add my oils. Only if I’m adding wax or a hard butter like cocoa butter will I melt it. Try it. It’s way less time consuming.
Hey! I’ve found the consistency isn’t as fluffy and leads to more graininess with the end user after the oils and butters have started separating (usually happens within a few weeks, especially if temps are shifting, like in transport) if I don’t melt and heat. Relaxing those fatty acid chains to allow for reconversion is a phenomenal time suck, but I enjoy the long term product stability it provides. Thanks for watching!
That’s awesome! Keep it up!
@@MrsSoapAndClay hi you melt butters and then continue it sitting on heat is that what u saying and it DOESNT take away from the oils?? Is that what u saying
Thank you! That’s just what I wanted to know!
I have 2 questions and I am sure you will know the answers because you are so talented and smart. Why do we need to melt down the butters and oils, and then hold it? What exactly does that mean? Do you just keep it in the pan of water for 20 minutes or do you continue to simmer it or what? Next thing is when do you know what needs to be refrigerated and cooled and what doesn’t? For example, when you make body butters whipped they need to be cooled, but when you make a lotion does it need to be refrigerated and do you heat and hold them also? TIA
Hey! I melt down the oils so they will all mingle with each other and form new bonds together. I hold it at heat by putting a cover on it and keeping it in a closed cabinet or microwave, or by putting it in the crock pot on low. It’s to keep the Shea from going grainy, mostly. If you’re referring to which oils and butters need to be refrigerated, it will say so on the data pages wherever you are buying your ingredients. Really just the fragile oils with a shorter shelf life benefit from cold storage.
thank you, for everything you do to help us Lil" sudsers. The only thing I want to say is Thanks!
love u!
Hey there! Awesome video! Love them all!
Do you think arrowroot powder could replace tapioca powder using the same amount?
Interchangeable in this one!
@@MrsSoapAndClay thank you!
I just asked this and saw this afterward! Thank you for asking and answering !
Is there an alternative to the tapioca powder? Arrowroot powder or corn starch maybe?
On a different soaping channel I’ve seen them use a very similar recipe but with arrowroot powder
How long let it cool i assume till solid or semi solid soory Didnt seem like full recipe here 👍
In case you didn’t get it. She hates making butter. 😂 Great video!
I feel like a Gollum “I HATESSSS IT!” screech midway through really would have put a finer point on this truth.
@@MrsSoapAndClay you’re good. You had me laughing throughout the video. It is super time consuming and stuff, so I get you. Great video, seriously.
Can u add arrowroot powder instead of the tapioca powder? Thanks in advance!
I use arrowroot powder and its grat with it. It doesnt really matter what starch you use.
put it in a piping bag, zip lockbag...cut corner :)
Where is the recipe??
Does your shea butter have a strong natural smell?
Hey! I get my Shea as unrefined as possible, so it definitely has a Shea butter scent. :)
Measurements?
How much shea was it how many ounces or pounds
I’m wondering if one could use half Shea butter and half mango or Cocoa butter with the same process split the amt of butter into 2 different kinds of butter and 2 part oils? Would it wortk the same if I split the Butter into two different kinds?
That sounds like a luxurious Body Butter s as well. Before I tried it I thought I better ask so I don’t waste materials. Didn’t know if I would need a different ratio or not.
You can totally do Shea and mango in equal parts, but for this particular blend I would do 75% Shea and 25% cocoa to keep it nice and light. ❤️
Half and half is good for mango!
@@MrsSoapAndClay can’t wait to try the different Butter. This truly is the best Body Butter I’ve ever seen.
@@MrsSoapAndClay thanks so much 😉
Thank you for sharing and tips and tricks. Just what is sit at heat? Do I keep it at low heat for 20min, or do I turn off cp and let it sit there for 20min? I was looking for similar questions to read respond, but no, no questions similar to mine, sorry for calling out. Thanks again for sharing
I tend to keep the Shea at around 120-140 degrees for around 20 minutes to prevent graininess in the finished product. Have fun!
@@MrsSoapAndClay ha, I was actually watching you in your other video doing the process without melting the shea butter. Ok, well thank you from Central America.
@@MrsSoapAndClay thank you so much
Those are great GUNS girl!
What kind of fragrance oil or type do you use for these? Or where can I buy the stuff I need to scent mine is what I am asking LOL
Fragrance oils can be purchased from so many places, for me it kind of depends on how much you are making/needing and where in the states you live. Bramble Berry is fair prices, shipping is also fairly low if you're on West coast or nearby. Wholesale supplies plus is also good, shipping is decently low especially is your order is over $30. I just ordered from Aztec candle and soap supplies. There's also nurture soap that Mrs. Soap and Clay here has been testing recently and has had very positive things to say about them.
Then of course you could do essential oils, you just have to be sure you're getting skin safe EOs or FOs.
Did you set this to high or low on the crock pot?
I usually do high because I’m impatient and turn it down to low after everything is melted.
@@MrsSoapAndClay perfect thank you!
Do you share recipe ?
I don’t like making it either. Request just won’t stop.
What size jars did you use and where can I get them
I would also love to know.
Hey! I actually don’t know where these ones came from! I use 4oz and 8oz jars for body butters and get them from all over. Wholesalesuppliesplus is great to shop when they have a container sale!
@@MrsSoapAndClay thank you
You can get containers from Amazon
Amazon containers are expensive! Buy in bulk!
Could you share the measurements please.
Hi what are the measurements in ounces?
use the whipping blade not the mixing/dough hook
I will never understand the difference of the hooks. 😂
What is Africa oil
I don’t know! Are my subtitles weird? I’m sure I said avocado or Argan oil.
I heard apricot oil
Butters dont need to be melted because they are so soft already...just add the oil and whip
Graininess!!!!
@@MrsSoapAndClay i never have that problem...sometimes it could be the supplier🤷🏾♀️
It does have something to do with how processed your Shea is, for sure. If you’re working with refined and bleached Shea, it’s been heated and melted and worked so much before you get it that the graininess is minimal. :)
so I don't understand why after you have heated it you then cool it ... can't you just whip it cool? ... and miss out the cooling in the fridge bit? ... more interested in your soaps but soo like your whining I couldn't resist watching this ... rofl
I bet she’s a Virgo 😅
You don’t need to do it 😆 you complaining about not liking to do it is discouraging.
Good! It’s not fun to do, so sometimes discouragement is needed. 😂
Honestly it is not as hard as you make it seem.... eh...
Oh I didn’t say it was hard. I said it’s annoying and a phenomenal timesuck. Both true statements. 😂
Just a bit of advice, best to film the background where you do the work, those background curtains or tiles, just look silly. I’m sorry to say that but want to be honest with somehow without being critical. So… in my opinion, backgrounds are not important, you are.!
Hi! You’re rude and I didn’t ask for your advice. Go film your own video.