Cashmere and Pear Body Whip

Body whips are great for pampering your skin. Here is a recipe from Wholesale Supplies Plus called Cashmere and Pear Body Whip. It is really not that difficult to make but I must warn those with nut allergies because this recipe calls for Brazilian Nut Butter. It is takes about a half hour of your time and you should get about nine (8) ounce jars of product.  Great to give out to friends and family.

Shea Butter Body Whip - From Scratch

Here is another great recipe from Wholesale Supplies Plus and it sohappens to be one of Debbie May's favorites - Shea butter Body Whip - From Scratch. The estimate time to make this product is an half an hour and yields 7 jars.

The ingredients you need are 16 Ounce(s) Crafter's Choice Shea Butter - Refined, 1 Ounce(s) Crafter's Choice Vitamin E ,10 ml(s) Crafter's Choice Bliss - Certified EO Blend, 2 Tablespoon(s) Crafter's Choice Modified Corn Starch , 7 Natural PP Low Profile Jar - 5 oz , 7 Jar Lids - 91 mm and.7 Jar Disc Liners - 91 mm. All ingredients can be purchased through Wholesale Supplies Plus. If you are planning to sell this product, you have to properly label all of the ingredients. If you are using the extact ingredients like the recipe calls for, then you would label the ingredients as follows and according to INCI name.

The equipment you need will be a Dropper, Electric Hand Mixer, Mixing Bowl - 64 oz, Spatula and a Spoon.

Coconut Rose Body Whip Recipe From Sapphire Blue

Here is a recipe for a Body Whip from Sapphire Blue that you may enjoy if you are not allergic to coconut or roses. Since this product is made with water, you may want to add a preservative to extend the shelf life. The author mentions this at the end of the recipe. 

This recipes makes a creamy, whipped up body butter that smells fantastic due to the virgin coconut oil and rose hydrosol.

Ingredients

60 grams (about 2.2 ounces) rose hydrosol
16 grams (about 1/2 ounce) extra virgin olive oil
10 grams (about 1/3 ounce) virgin coconut oil
8 grams (about 1/4 ounce) emulsifying wax
4 grams (about 1 teaspoon) cocoa butter
2 grams (about 1/2 teaspoon) stearic acid

(Note that both grams and ounces and ounces in this recipe are for weight, NOT volume.)

Blending Procedure:

•Combine the cocoa butter, olive oil, coconut oil, emulsifying wax and stearic acid in a large heat proof (I use Pyrex) glass measuring cup with a pour spout. Place the mixture in a hot water bath until the waxes are completely melted. Remove from heat.

•Place the rose hydrosol in a separate Pyrex cup and warm for about 15 minutes in a hot water bath.

•After stirring the oils/waxes together to make sure they are evenly combined, begin stirring the oil/wax mixture with an electric mixer on medium speed and add the hydrosol as you stir. You will see the mixture begin to thicken as you blend it. Continue mixing until until Coconut Rose Body Whip thickens to a creamy, buttery consistency. This should take about 5-10 minutes at most.

•Pour the product into clean jars and allow to cool before capping. Remember that you can add a preservative to your product to extend the shelf life. If you do this, follow your supplier''s instructions. If you don't use a preservative, your Coconut Rose Body Whip should last up to a month if you are careful to use a clean cosmetic spatula instead of your fingers to dispense it. Storing it in the fridge between uses will also extend shelf life.

•You may add the preservative of your choice to this product by following the preservative manufacturer's instructions for use. If you do not use a preservative, your cream should last up to 2 weeks if you have used fresh ingredients and if you dispense it with a clean utensil (like a cosmetic spatula) and store it in a cool, dry place. Refrigeration between uses will extend shelf life.

Enjoy!!

Source: http://www.saffireblue.ca/recipes/coconut_rose_body_whip.html