Thanks to Demarah for generously sharing her process of formulating these phenomenal recipes for Foaming Scrubs.
Demarah was after a thicker, whipped-cream-y, foaming scrub – so the experiments began. The V2 and V2a refers to her cataloguing of the number of trial batches, I have left these on her formulas, as this is part of her process of perfecting her scrubs.
We have suggested a weight of 400g, therefore the sugar portion is also 400g. This can of course be adjusted to suit your personal taste and requirements.
(A fluffier, scrubbier, and more conditioning Cream!)
- 12g Emulsifying Wax NF (3%)
- 20g Conditioning Emulsifer (5%)
- 8g Stearic Acid (2%)
- 96g Cocoa Butter (24%)
- 32g Shea Butter (8%)
- 60g Organic Virgin Coconut Oil (15%)
- 100g Virgin Olive Oil (25%)
- 60g SLSA (15%)
- 4g Phenoserve (1%)
- 8g Fragrance or Essential Oils of choice (2%)
= 400g
- 400g White Sugar
- 20g Emulsifying Wax NF (5%)
- 8g Stearic Acid (2%)
- 96g Cocoa Butter (24%)
- 32g Shea Butter (8%)
- 132g Extra Virgin Coconut Oil (33%)
- 100g Liquid Surfactant (25%) - Demarah used a Polyglucose blend – we suggest you try our PBS Blend or Polyglucose
- 4g Phenoserve (1%)
- 8g Fragrance or Essential Oils of choice (2%)
= 400g
- 400g White Sugar
This is less creamy, more gentle on the skin, and makes more bubbles. Without the sugar, it would be nice as a foaming body butter (without the sugar added it's much more butter-y!)
There are incompatibilities between Non ionic surfactants such as the Polysorbates and PEG groups and Paraben preservatives. This means they may de-activate the protection these preservatives give. Alternatively, use Optiphen Plus or Liquid Germall Plus
Polyglucose
PBS Blend – one out of the three components is a Non Ionic
Crodasinic
Glyceryl Cocoate
Oliv-Esters
Almond Glycerides

