Foaming Bath whip

[Morgan Ipsale]

Does anyone here make a foaming bath whip that has natural ingredients? Every bade I’ve found has tetra EDTA or prop glycol etc in it...

 

[cmzaha]

You can purchase a recipe from DIY Bath & Body Shop

FYI Propylene Glycol is really quite a nice humectant. It is used in antifreeze so animals, especially dogs, would not die from drinking antifreeze. Tetrasodium EDTA is used as a chelator to help alleviate bath tub ring and it also helps support the preservative system. So neigher ingredient is bad when used following the guidelines. Both are used in foods

 

[Misschief]

I use this recipe: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/244109572/diy-from-scratch-foaming-bath-butter?ref=hp_rv (I think this is the one cmzaha was linking to... link didn't work for me). I like it; it works well and is nice and gentle.

 

[cmzaha]

While I do not like it as well as some of the purchased bases, this one turns out a tad stickier, it is the recipe Misschief posted the link for.

 

[Morgan Ipsale]

While I do not like it as well as some of the purchased bases, this one turns out a tad stickier, it is the recipe Misschief posted the link for.

Thanks so much. I’m a beginner and just starting out. You don’t have a copy of the recipe so you?

 

[Misschief]

I do have a copy of the recipe but, as I purchased it, I won't be sharing it. I'm sure you understand.

 

[Morgan Ipsale]

Oh I understand. I wasn’t sure if there was an alternative online. Thanks for the reply

 

[lsg]

I have a recipe for making your own bath butter. After you makie it, it is stored in the refrigerator and whipped as you need it PM me and I will give you the recipe. It does contain propylene glycol.

 

[Morgan Ipsale]

I have a recipe for making your own bath butter. After you makie it, it is stored in the refrigerator and whipped as you need it PM me and I will give you the recipe. It does contain propylene glycol.

Thank you! I’ll give it a try!