Body butters can be made from many types of butter, shea butter, cocoa butter, aloe butter and mango butter to name a few. You can also use liquid oils, such as olive oil, almond oil, avocado oil, etc. You will find that generally all the recipes body butter. You can play recipes and make them work as you want or as easy as you want. This recipe is to gently soften the body butter so that you just love slathering it all over your body.
I chose the roaring ingredients to make this whipped body butter because it’s easier to get a place without having to order online. You can find shea butter in health food, dollar stores and even sometimes or any store that sells them. to make provisions.
1 and 1/3 cups Shea Butter
A cup of olives
1 tsp. About Vitamin E oil
An ounce of scented oil*
Shea Butter heat heat you want to go up slowly in a medium sized sauce pan until the Shea in liquid form add in the olives onceyou achive the liquid form of the Shea Butter. Then let the mixture sit and cool for about 30 to 40 minutes. He should not be fully supine. Here you are going to add in Vitamin E and Odor Odor.
Now you will want to use a mixing stick to whip the mixture until it is very light in texture. It will give a “mousse” like consistency. Make sure you mix the fragrance oil and vitamin E oil well. When you choose something to scent your perfume, like this body whip butter, the whole body will be delightful.
When you have reached the desired consistency, you can spoon your finished product into a container. I used glass jars from glass for everything I like. You can use any type of container as long as it has a lid, you don’t want to expose it to the air for long periods of time. Do not beat the body with the butter on top, or beat it with the whips and a light case.
* When choosing a fragrance oil. The most important thing is that I choose a safe fragrance oil in body and bath. If you can’t find anything locally, you can skip this post. As for the finished product, they still smell good.
It is always wise to do a little research on the properties of the oil and butter you are using. This way you will be able to tailor your body butter to the needs that you want for it. ex: extra dry skin, non-graasy, etc.
