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Hello everyone. It seems like all of a sudden I've been dealing with graininess in my body butters. I can tell like the second day if it's going to be grainy. Has anyone else dealt with this issue and have found a solid solution to stopping this from happening at all? I melt my butters and btms...

Like say I wanted to add regular cologne or perfume directly to my body butter....would it cause issues?

Can you add alcohol based products to an anhydrous body butter formulation?

I just realized this post was from 2019...does anyone know if this was every put into practice?

I'm so glad you're taking interest in doing this. I read in another blog where this was done already, however, it stopped being updated and people were pretty shook up about it. I would gladly use that as a resource and I'm sure many, many more people feel the same. Please, go for it. I would...

Ok, I'll start paying more attention to the reviews. Thank you for your feedback.

Thank you, I'll be looking forward to seeing how it turned out for you.

Thanks, but I already use arrowroot powder in my formulation.

Is anyone using a fixative in their anhydrous body butter formulations to prolong the scent of fragrance oils? If so, what are your recommendations. Thank you.

Thank you everyone for your responses. I think my patience got the best of me. On the second day I left it to set, miraculously it is almost perfectly the texture I want. It was the Cetyl alcohol and the beeswax that I needed to adjust.

Hello everyone! My question is this: How can I make my body butter creamy like shown in the picture. The yellow one is someone else's body butter and the white one is mine. The yellow one is very creamy and does not immediately melt and run like mine does. I have tweaked my recipe several time...