Lucky Sport wow that sounds really interesting! I never cease to be amazed by how much you can make from food/natural ingredients or how creative people can be.
very impressed with your knowledge on bacteria growth! I work in a MDR department in a hospital, so all things asepsis and prevention of bacteria growth are super important to me (it's to the point where I wash my dishes using the same techniques we use to hand wash items entering the body cavity). As someone who is interested in soap making, i was originally very concerned with the amount of misinformation online (VITAMIN E OIL IS NOT A PRESERVATIVE!!! IT ONLY PROTECTS THE PRODUCT FROM OXIDIZATION!!!), but watching you i feel like I'm in very clean, and safe hands.
A little hack if you store them in the fridge is to take them out and let them sit in room temp (as you shower) and they will get back to the fluffy texture. If you forget to, put the tub/jar between your thighs and it will kick-start the process. (be careful though cause leaving it for too long between your thighs will make it melt pretty quick)
Oh my goodness, that looks good enough to eat and can only imagine how good that is for your skin. Is it light enough though for summer? I like that you use arrowroot as so many people have a corn allergy. Great ingredients and super pretty.
First-time viewer here! I am very impressed by your dedication to information and education here. You really crossed all your T's and dotted all your I's, and yet made it easy to digest. As soon as you mentioned the vitamin C, I was hoping you'd follow up about preservatives! And you did! You explained the importance of preservatives in vitamin C in the presence of water. It has such great properties but is prone to rancidity fairly quickly when exposed to water. I'll definitely be checking out your other videos! Cheers!
@@tialove9438 Are you sure you don't have unrefined cocoa butter? That stuff is brick hard, LOL. That's why you have to melt it down first in order to mix it. Shea butter, on the other hand, is soft and doesn't have to be melted down unless you just want to.
@@RosalindGash yeah, I’m curious if the butter that she has is cocoa butter or maybe kokum butter ? I’ve had unrefined shea butter from many different suppliers, & it’s always been super soft
The color of shea butter can vary from off-white (often called ivory), grey or greenish, to yellow. These variations are due to the season and region that it is extracted from. The color of shea butter is not the sole indicator of nutritional value.
Organic UNREFINED Virgin Coconut Oil is loaded with beneficial nutrients!! It is considered a Super Food that's great for the inside & outside of the body!
@@ciaomamabella It's true that not everyone can use organic unrefined coconut oil or whatever oil or product topically due to allergies, sensitive skin, ect...However, it does not take away from the fact that organic unrefined coconut oil is loaded with beneficial nutrients & is considered a Super Food according to the science. I have read of those that cannot use it topically but can ingest it without an issue. Aloha!
@@69georgiepie Yeah, coconut isnt that great tbh. Its just an oil lol. Maybe it has fat which it moisturising, but it isnt "LOADED". Thats a little over the top :D great moisturizer tho, for people who dont get broken out form it. :D
❤️This is my top seller, if you’re not a Therm Merm student you’re missing out. I have expanded my line so much since joining. And I’m considering a brick and mortar store next year. I went from Artisan Bars to body butters then the lip balm expanded into gloss. And I expanded on the scrub line. Worth every penny honestly more Thank You for sharing your secrets and knowledge with us❤️
Great video! On scientific level quartz emits infrared energy that we can't see and is piezoelectric and pyroelectric. If you are into crystals then you have to look into the "cylinders of the pharaoh" made from copper and zinc cylinders filled with quartz when held produce up to 1.5 volts as the human body is electrical left side negative right side positive. You can make them yourself but if not you can get them on amazon or etsy.
Love this video! I have handmade boric acid capsules for women who struggle with yeast infections and Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) I'm excited to see where this journey takes me...😁
This is awesome! I make cp soap as gifts and have been wanting to learn about making body butter to do spa baskets, and this is amazing! You have a new sub!
I appreciate watching video and what a blessing on sharing your platform. As a beginner and some things are a little confusing this is definitely going to be helpful. Plus when you are just starting out a lot of free options are great because of the trial and error. Thanks again 🌹💕
Wow, I really enjoyed this DIY so much! There are just so many fun things to do with beautiful natural ingredients that I absolutely adore.Thanks for inspiring me 😘🌸
@@OfficialLadyDarkSky not always. It just depends on where you live and what's available to you. Where I live, I can't get refined butter with the antioxidants and vitamin E.
I’m from Australia and would seriously pay anything for a tub of this!! Do you sell it at all? I don’t think i’d have anywhere near the skills to make this. Looks AMAZING
Be sure if you use botanical powders in your body butters that you add preservative to the product. Because, as I understand it, botanicals can promote bacterial or fungal growth in your product. I only do NOT use preservative when it is: 1. for personal use only, 2. a small batch, an 3. I keep it refrigerated. When I distribute my product to the public outside my home I ALWAYS USE PRESERVATIVE. Sometimes moisture can be introduced unintentionally into the jar by various means. So just a heads up to always use the precautionary principle to create on the side of caution. Also, I live in South Alabama on the Gulf Coast. I can't leave butter on the counter overnight in the summertime without it melting so I refrigerate a lot of things northern folk can leave in a cool room all summer. Hope this helps.
Why is the name “rose quartz” if no rose quartz is incorporated? I’m a bit confused, since I work with crystals (gemstones). This is amazing looking body butter and a small spatula would also help avoid introducing germs or bacteria, correct? Is bleached shea butter safe? Thank you for this video, it was so fun to watch and aesthetically pleasing. The mammoth rose quartz is beautiful! Blessings!
I use refined and unrefined shea in my products and no “bleach” is used in refining Shea it’s a process with removes natural sediment and deodorizers to create a refined white I scented product. It’s completely safe for topical use if purchased from a reputable dealer like mt rose herbs
Another question, If I was to ship them out for gifts, would this product melt? Any suggestions you have I would appreciate it. Would it be better to store in plastic jars or glass, and what's the best place to order the jars from? Thank you once again!
Gorgeous and looks so pretty. One note though the mica industry is horrible. There’s a documentary about how children in India are forced to mine for it. Opened my eyes now I’m reevaluating what I purchase.
Hi. I love using homemade soaps but don't want to start making them. I would, however, benefit from making the body butter. I'm extremely sensitive to scents and perfumes so making it myself would allow me to control that. Do you have recipes for the body butter?
Thank you, I love the video. Great details that I need to know. Also, where is the best place to buy authentic oils and shea butter in larger quantities at reasonable prices?
