How to make emulsified sugar scrubs | Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough | Day 148/365
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2020
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We're doing an emulsified sugar scrub on the channel today, and giving you a recipe! Because I'm awesome like that. For those of you that don't want to do the things, I make the things! And they're awesome like that. Snag the new fall line of emulsified sugar scrubs on the website!
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Soap & Clay is a family owned business operating in Washington State, but started out online thanks to Mrs. Soap & Clay's kickass brother and his amazing web design skills. The business was started as a tribute to Mrs. Soap & Clay's grandmother, the OG maker in the family that cultivated everyone's love for the DIY life. The studio/retail shop opened in 2017 on 6th Ave in Tacoma, and immediately began teaching soap, bath bomb, lotion, and scrub classes to the makers and maker enthusiasts of the PNW. In 2019, the pottery studio opened as well, making the soap shop a busy place full of artistic energy every minute of the day.
Mrs. Soap & Clay has been featured on Business Spotlight, New Day Northwest, and was awarded a coveted place on the South Sound's 40 under 40 list in 2019, an award given to the most influential business people under the age of 40 each year. She cried when she walked up to the podium to accept the award. A lot.
Drawing from her chemistry background and her maker spirit, Mrs. Soap & Clay infuses her favorite things into her soapy designs and creates products that are fun to see, use, and learn to make. Stick around for this ride - she'll take you on a great one.
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Love this recipe. I've just made the whipped sugar scrub using the soap paste base - it's magic. I made it in my Thermomix (I don't have a stand mixer), turned out perfect - and in about 30 seconds LOL . I watched it twice, and was wondering what ewax was as I wrote it down. Wasn't until I watched it the second time I realised it was emulsifying wax. Doh. Can't wait to try this one. You're a gem Mrs S&C.
Yeay! Over 500 subscribers. Well deserved as I love and look forward to your videos. Thank you for being the source of my discovery of the joy of soaping.
Congrats on 500+! So exciting to see the channel grow so much!
LOL "Put On Airs" that's funny (stuff we said back way back when)
Congrats on 500!! She keep it going and soon it'll be 1000, then 10k and so on. I look forward to each video they really make smile. Congrats again you deserve it.
I have never, ever seen a sugar scrub made this way! I personally make a luxury lotion basically then add sugar or walnut scrub, or whatever I'm using. I also make my own foaming bath butter and make scrubs from that. However, this is a totally new way for me to observe being done. Very interesting. With no water, huh? I was intrigued!
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I love a good emulsifying sugar scrub! I learned about a recipe with stearic acid but now I am going to try it without! Great idea to add jelly soap too!
CONGRATS ON 500 well deserved !
This looks so wonderful! Like it's not even going to dry my skin out!
I am not sure how to enter the contest thing but that’s ok! Congrats on 500k I’m so happy for you!!! You are my favorite CZcamsr and have been such a beam of light in these dark times. Thank you for spreading your knowledge and doing the thing!!! Let’s make stuff!
Couldn’t find it in me to skip through because you share a lot of tips and helpful knowledge throughout as well as make a neat presentation. Thanks !
Do you have a video on how to do the jelly soap thing? I love it!
Congrats on the continued growth!
Buff mama! Great video 👍
Loving the comeback and recapping missed videos! How much sugar did you use please?
I started making soaps and stuff for my family 2 years ago. I made 1 item with e wax and failed terribly I simply melted and stirred the oils and waxes together thinkng that was enough to combine them. I should have done as you and used the stick blender to combine. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I will be trying again now that I understand my mistake
Which emulsifying wax did you use? Thank you!
very creative. i could smell it through the screen i would personally use a preservative bc the product will come in contact with water.
You can totally do that!
I have btms50 is that the same as ewax ? Sorry just wondering learning and sooo want to try this
How much sugar did you measure out? I saw 1041 but is that in oz? Thank you!
My scrub turned out hard, can it be fixed? Did I add to much sugar to cause this?
Giving this one a try! The sugar scrub recipe I’ve been using separates after a couple of weeks. I used an ewax and mixed the heck out of it. Hope this one does the trick for me🤞
Oh and 500 to 18k in just one year is such an awesome feat!
O have done it without the mixing n I say do the mixing because it could be because where I live it hot but the oil separate
Can I use regular hand soap instead of the melt and pour you are using? Thank you, video is awesome
Hmm. I dunno! It could totally work, I think.
If I were to add a preservative to this, which one and how much would you recommend? Love love your channel and I am sooo looking forward to year 2! Thanks for teaching us! ❤
Hey! I use optiphen ND for everything these days. It’s a broad spectrum, suitable for most projects, and is not a formaldehyde donor. I get mine from brambleberry, whenever it’s in stock!
@@MrsSoapAndClay Much thanks!!
great video, so informative! is it possible to used a whipped soap base in this scrub too to get more of a fluffy cleansing lather?
Yes u can n use it wit the melt n pour to
Made these yesterday. I used optiphen. I used the wrong amount m can I scoop out, add, mix then re jar? For family but do not want mold! Also regular optiphen ok at 1%???? Thank you for being so helpful and sharing your amazing knowledge!
Optiphen is good at 1% - you can scoop out and remix! Have fun!
Can I get receipe
I have a question. I used your soap paste dual lye recipe with half water and half goat milk. Is that ok to make a whipped sugar scrub with?
You bet!
How much jelly soap did you add to the recipe? If you remember.
I would still put in a preservative because it comes in contact with water.
Totally your call!
Do you do body building? You look like you have a really well sculpted body that you work at.
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Hi! Thanks for watching! I use the recommended guidelines for leave on products for a scrub, which can vary from company to company. I typically use companies that have a 1-5% usage. :)
@@MrsSoapAndClay thank you very much. (I know I sound mathematically challenged) but how much would a 5% usage be in ounces for this recipe? And will this measurement give a strong scent?
It definitely gives a strong scent throw; the benefits of making a scrub or lotion over a cold process soap is that you aren’t contending with the rather violent saponification process that tends to eat the scent, so a little scent goes a long way. I think this batch was a 1 lb batch, so anything between .5-.8oz of scent would be very potent. :)
@@MrsSoapAndClay you're amazing. this means a lot to an aspiring business owner. xoxo
Where did you get the scent from? I would love to make this
So for these particular scrubs, I got everything from Maple Street! Their chocolate chip cookie dough is everything right with the world. ❤️
Thank you. I will have to check and see if they ship to Texas
They totally do! Good prices, great scents, ship fast right now. I put an order in two days ago and it shipped next day.
I wonder...In terms of product management, what is the reason behind making all the different types of scrubs (solid, whipped, emulsified)? Does it answer the needs of different types of customers?
Otherwise, isn't creating competition between your products and diminish the potential of sales?
I think it has a lot to do with the client base and their needs. Solid scrubs are great for the eco friendly crowd that don’t want packaging, emulsified scrubs are great for the over 50 crowd that are used to their scrubs being oily, and the whipped are great for the millennials who want the pretty frosting type as well as a cleansing factor to their exfoliation routine.
What size jars were these ❤️
These are 3.5-4oz containers!
Can you tell us the % of each ingredient?
I don’t believe this was a recipe day, but i many have talked about all the percentages in the video, as I tend to do that way too often. 😂
Are you out camping?
Hey! The girls are; we are home. :)
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My dad wanted me to ask you
Idk why he couldn’t of texted but yeah