Between quilting and
getting class material together, I started some body butter and soap. This is body butter.

I start by melting
shea butter and mango butter. To that I gradually add
while whipping... apricot kernel seed oil;
avocado oil, and rice bran oil. A little crushed and
macerated lemongrass. And at the end a little lemongrass essential oil that I make, for fragrance.



All of this in my kitchenaid
mix master (used only for this) and I whip for 15 minutes then cool for 15 minutes and repeat that cycle for 3 hours. Then I spoon the light airy whip into jars. It's a really light and
emollient whipped butter...decadent, but my skin loves it. No water or preservatives...it keeps about 3 months.... if it would last that long....I use it up in about 8 weeks.

And this is my new batch of soap. Same
ingredients, with the addition of lye. It'll be ready in about 3-4 weeks. The floaters you see is lemongrass...not crushed up...a good
exfoliate...smells refreshing too.

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Do you treat your soap molds with anything to help the soap release from the mold? A friend gave me some mold for Christmas but I have trouble getting the soap to come out clean from the mold.
ReplyDeleteI'll bet it all smells wonderful.
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