Making Foaming Whipped Sugar Scrub/ with Demo 

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Hello , your welcome. I used a plastic jar, but it would last the same time in both jars. It can last 8-12 months unopened. Six months once opened. I personally don’t like the idea of packaging with glass because when using the product with wet hands, the jar can get slippery.

@@PinkSwirlsSoap Thankyou for the quick responds, yessI agree with you about the glass jar. 🥰🥰🥰

Love this demo💕🌹 What kind of mixer are you using? I Need one of those.

@@pearlsofpurpose I’m using a stand mixer. I purchased it from Amazon.

@@PinkSwirlsSoap thank you! I need to purchase one asap!

Thank you

Thanks for watching

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Thank you 😊. It feels great on the skin too.

Stephensons crystal opc comes in a 2 lb containers (and up) and you can add up to the same weight in sugar (though I’d stay in the 1/2 to 3/4 the amount) then the fragrance bc oil amount will depend on which one you purchase…. Essential oils have usage rates and so do fragrance oils. Most places where you would order an oil will have safe usage rates. Color is mica, which is strictly added to your liking in color. * The oils used in this (other than fragrance to achieve the desired scent) are completely unnecessary to a great successful scrub, but everyone including this lovely lady can use oils and other additives to enhance it. Certain additives will change texture or even foaming/bubbling (adding honey in more than tiny amounts will kill bubbles in soap products) The OPC base contains a preservative and the Tocopherol can act as another preservative so she in essence triple preserved this batch. Unless you wanted to add the oils to give further moisture (keep in mind it’s a wash off scrub product, so they aren’t needed), they will actually hinder the lovely perfect stuff whip intended by Stephenson with this base, that you would get without it. This was her choice but not needed, and she’s very aware that it changes the outcome of the OPC sugar scrub mix. Making whipped foaming soaps and sugar scrubs are so much fun, and once you build some familiarity with the chemistry and how ingredients all work in a formulation, it’s really fun to make your own bases and it can really save money while giving you quality control and perfecting your product. I hope you enjoy your journey and I hope this helped !

Product #OL7000WI from onlinelabels.com (7 x 2)

Yes of course

Not really, I only use 2-5%. Remember it’s a wash off product. It smells great in the shower though.

Thank you 😊

You saw many recipes with m&p added to the Stephenson base specifically? That’s so strange! Stephensons crystal opc is the cheat for the scrubs because you literally have no formulation…. All you do is whip it, add sugar, scent and color (and if you have a preferred additive) and Voila!! The only recipes I have seen with the m&p used (which isn’t in all of them, but I have seen it) were actual formulations where the presenter was making it “from scratch” I guess an analogy would be baking a cake with a cake mix versus baking a cake from scratch if that makes sense… I hope that makes sense?❤

Try 90% base 7% oils 2% fragrance 1% preservative. Then decide if you want to do 100% sugar more or less.. Another formula to try is 50% sugar 40% base 7% oils 2% FO 1% preservative Let me know which one you like

Could I make this without a preservative?

Yes

@@PinkSwirlsSoap cool, thank u :)

I just weigh each jar on the scale.

So do the Calculation equals 8 oz exactly?. I have problems where when I add product to contain it’s full & scale is less than 8 oz.

@@verneshial684 no not every product added to a jar is going to equal the same size of the jar. Sometimes it may be over or under. I place my jar on the scale, tear it out then weigh the actual product that’s going inside. That’s what I put on my labels for the customers to see. I want them to know how much product their getting. Not what the size of the jar is. TO ME, that’s deceiving.

It depends on the preservative that you use, every preservative has its own usage rate. Optiphen plus uses 1.5%, regular optiphen uses 1%, germall plus uses .5% and there are so many more out there also every preservative can only be used for specific thing some are water based some are oil based. You can go on to bramble Berry.com and read all about the preservatives there. Hope this helps

Thanks for responding and helping out.

So you purchased melt and pour soap from Michaels to make soap bars. If you want to make foaming whipped soap or scrubs, you need to make or purchase the base for such project. Two different things.

@@PinkSwirlsSoap Oh! I understand now. Thank you so much. Canada sucks because all these American sites don’t ship to Canada

I chose Optiphen

What do u mean graded?

Yes it does.

It sounds like using too much oil, or too much of heavy oils.

Even though preservatives is added, I would say 6 months. Most find it very difficult to not introduce water into it.

About 6-8 months after opening

Hey there, no it will not.

I used organic cane sugar. Most people use regular white sugar.

@@PinkSwirlsSoap thank you ❤️

I haven’t had any complaints about skin brightening. I use it all the time and I’m a dark person. My skin is a little sensitive as well. No problems on my end.

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What is pre foaming base and wat can I use in replace for it

@@Debbiecounty There’s store brought foaming soap base or you can make it from scratch. The company where I purchased mine is in the description box. If you would rather make your own from scratch, please research here on RU-vid for a video that will help you with that.

Hi.. I use Optiphen

I purchased it from Amazon. It's KD8000 Kitchen Scale.

What’s the SOMETHING?

The more sugar you add, the stiffer it will become.

Can you edit your post so I properly answer please? “It got hard once it ….?”

@@PinkSwirlsSoap once it was covered lol

Idk..maybe to much sugar 🤷🏽‍♀️. I really don’t know about the covered part. So if you don’t cover it, it stays soft?

Hey there, thanks for watching. What about “Cotton candy “?

@@PinkSwirlsSoap name your pink mixture body butter cotton candy

Oh ok.. this is not body butter. Sugar Scrubs only..

This is a great video and I am going to make it and cus

And custom name it because the product is so pretty

Thank you

Have you ever made it before? If not you need to take it slow and start small. Get a 5 lb for practice to make samples for people to try it first. That would also be the best way for you to determine how much product you will always need to purchase. If this isn’t your first time, I would go with 10 lbs to be on the safe side for 30-40 scrubs. It also depends on the size of your jars?

7%

Hi there, I uploaded another video here on my channel where I shared the measurements. Check it out.

@@PinkSwirlsSoap Which video is that? I checked out your other foaming bath butter recipe videos, and I didn't see any measurements at all. Can you share the title of the video? Thanks.