How to a Made Nourishing Emulsified Sugar Scrub ~ with Free Recipe!!
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- čas přidán 30. 08. 2021
- I'm sharing with you today my new formula for sugar scrubs! I am loving this scrub so much! The consistency is just what I was going for - not so soupy and not too dry - I'm just so darn happy with it
Recipe:
Sugar 737g
Rice Bran 108g
Safflower 96g
Glyceryl Stearate SE (Lotion Pro 165) 34 g
Mango Butter 34g
Shea Butter 34g
Stearic Acid 34g
IPM 23g
Fragrance 23g
Germall Plus 6g
Polysorbate 80 6g
Vitamin E Oil 6g
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So happy for your success in this formula. Blessings ⭐️
Thank you so much!♥
Can’t wait to make this sugar scrub. You inspire me Tammy!
Hope you like it! Thank you for your sweet comment!🤗
Nice! You must be so happy 🤗 It looks like a great recipe.
I was pretty happy with the outcome! On to my orange, and then cranberry, and then who knows LOL
Sugar scrubs are amazing. I STILL need to give this a try. Yours really seems so lovely💕
Thank you Shonna!! They turned out pretty good this time!♥ You should give them a try!
That looks amazing 😍
Thank you sweet Alex!! I'm super proud of these 🤗💖
Omg I just want to say thank you for this recipe I switched the emulsifier that you use to btms 25 and I absolutely loved it. I made a test batch yesterday of it and it’s still just as creamy as it was yesterday and feels absolutely amazing on the skin. ❤❤❤❤
I'm so glad! Thank you for letting me know!! 💕
Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure!😀
gonna try that i have some of that emulsifyer been afraid to exp
I love this emulsifier so much! A little more pricy but I think it is worth it!😊
T.y. I'm may try this
Great!! I hope you love it!
Frosted Cranberry from Bramble Berry is good too
I looked for that and didn't see it, I wonder if they stopped carrying it?? I did already purchase Cranberry Fizz from WSP and OOB it smells wonderful!
This seems like an awesome recipe. Do you think I could incorporate soap base in this recipe?
Hi Bonita, I think the soap base would be more of a stand alone ingredient, so you would not need the emulsifier or thickener if you used a soap base. Just use the base and add about 5% of your total in oils (25-30 % soap base, 50-60% sugar, 5% oils, 1% FO, and the preserve). Hope that helps!
@@WalnutCreekBathBoutique thank you so so so so much! You're awesome!
Hi Tammy, what would my start up costs look like to launch my body scrub and body cream business?
Oh gosh, that is a really hard question to answer! I may do a live for new startups, stay tuned for the day and time for that! I’m hoping in the next week or so
If you want a more earthy Cranberry, I have the Cranberry balsam from Natures garden and we love it!
I'm not home right now but I think I may have gotten that with my last order...can't wait to use it! Glad to hear that you like it so much!!
Thank you for sharing this recipe. I made this and I love it. I too was looking for a less crumbly emulsified scrub and this it it. In trying to get this texture I was making a batch of body butter and just adding some BTMS50 and a preservative and sugar. Which is still nice but I find it leaves my shower floor too greasy. Your recipe is great. Thanks again!
One quick question...if I did want to tweak your recipe and add more moisturizing properties in the after feel could I just add more butter or oil? Would I need to change anything else? Thanks!
Oh!!! Thank you for letting me know! That just makes me so happy that you tried and liked the formula!!💖💖💖
That is a good question...I would say adding more butter may help with that. You might have to add a bit more poly to keep the oil slick down. Another subscriber advised I try an ester for my cream, I thought I would try that with this one too. I haven't ever worked with them before, and they are pretty expensive, so I'm not sure this would be the best application for it.
You could also increase the IPM, I love how that feels.
Please let me know if you make any changes and your thoughts on them! I might want to try it too!🤗
You had me at cranberry!!
Right!?!?! I love cranberry! I found one on WSP, cranberry fizz, that I am excited to use
@@WalnutCreekBathBoutique now I'm done in. I think I need it too!
where did you get those containers looking for some low profile wide mouth ones like this.
here is a link - www.sks-bottle.com/340c/fin118i.html but these are out of stock. I didn't look at the other ones. If you look for "heavy wall" that is your indication that it is short and round and not tall and round. hope this helps!
Hello. How did you end up liking the recipe a few days later? Did it hold up the way you were hoping it would? Did it become too "crumbly"? Did it get too hard after a few days, or did the consistency stay close to the freshly made consistency?
If it didn't, what "tweeks" do you think it needs?
I did end up liking it very much - it ended up being drier than last taping but it was not crumbly at all, but it wasn't so "loose" it was dripping off my hands. All in all, I won't be making any changes to the recipe, other than maybe swapping oils/butters here and there. Hope that helps! Let me know if you try it, I would love to hear what you think. That will help me become better too! 💖
@@WalnutCreekBathBoutique ok, I sure will!
@@WalnutCreekBathBoutique I tried your wonderful recipe, exactly as written, 7 days ago. It took about 5 days to reach a "perfect" texture. It's going to be hard to "re-jigger" it to make it my own. Thank you very much for sharing!
@@tddjimmie oh yay! I'm so happy it turned out for you!!
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Hi Keya! I use Canva to design and Maestro Design (online labels) to print.
You should be proud of yourself
Thanks! 💕💕
hi what is ipm ? 😊
sorry - my pronouncing of words can leave something to be desired so I use the abbreviation 🤣🤣🤣 - isopropyl myristate , it is a fast absorbing emollient
@@WalnutCreekBathBoutique thank you for the life of me i could'nt get it lol 🤗
This is a video for pros because I am so confused! Which ingredient is the emulsifier? What is the polysorbate 80 used for? I'm new to this and I need to know the reason for each ingredient. I make my own sugar scrubs and they need something to hold them together. What do I buy? Mine is simply sugar, oil, fragrance, food coloring and sometimes lemon peel! Before I can get it on good, it's in the tub!
Hi Betty! Yes, this may be a bit advanced for you but let me try to help - the emulsifiers are the glyceryl stearate peg 100 stearate and the polysorbate 80. The poly 80 is mostly used to keep the oils/butters from making the shower floor too slick (it's a safety thing). Your struggle is with the scrub falling is one of the reasons I created this formula so I feel your pain.
An emulsified scrub is one with an emulsifier (obviously LOL) - it keeps the oils from separating from the sugars, so no stirring needed. Stearic acid gives the scrub more body and thickness.
so you need the emulsifiers, stearic acid and butters/oils. You will also need a preservative, unless this is just for yourself and you are careful not to put wet fingers in the scrub. Everything else is optional.
Good Luck!
@@WalnutCreekBathBoutique thank you so much for responding. I'm still confused but, I am subscribed to you now so I'm sure I'll be learning more. Even with my faults, I enjoy your joy of doing what you do!