Guys- this recipe is one of my FAVORITES!
It’s light and creamy and smells INCREDIBLE. It also looks good enough to eat- which you should not. Whipped soaps are one of my favorite products to make. They’re super easy to blend, have the creamiest texture and melt into the skin when used.
People LOVE them.
So for Valentine’s Day, why not make a batch to give to your favorites?
For this recipe you’ll need:
1 Cup Foaming Bath Butter
2 TBS Coconut Oil
1 TBS Avocado Oil
1 TBS Strawberry Milkshake Fragrance Oil
In a large bowl, combine the bath butter, coconut oil and avocado oil. Coconut oil is wonderfully moisturizing for the skin and avocado oil is extra nourishing- especially in the winter months when we all battle dryness. This combination will leave your skin feeling soft and hydrated.
Using an electric mixer (either hand held or stand) whip the ingredients together. I start on a low setting to combine the ingredients and then switch to a high speed, whipping the mixture until it’s light and fluffy.
Add in the fragrance oil and continue to whip. The foaming bath butter has a strong soapy scent to it, so I tend to use more fragrance with these recipes to cover the soap smell, but feel free to adjust the fragrance to suite your preference.
Using red soap color (you can use mica powders or liquid soap colors), blend a small amount into the mixture to create a bright pink color. Start with a small amount, blend and add more until you’ve reached your desired color intensity.
Scoop the finished mixture into lidded jars for storage (this jar has a lid, it’s just not pictured).
To use: Massage over damp skin and rinse with water. Follow with a good moisturizer to be extra soft during the cold winter months!
ENJOY!
Recipe: Strawberry Milkshake Whipped Soap
Strawberry Milkshake Whipped Soap Recipe
sounds so good, will enjoy making this
Can I freeze this to make it more of a solid bar type of should I just use a traditional aoap base that isn’t foaming? Thanks!
Sorry, it will not work with the Foaming Bath Butter as an ingredient.
I’m new at this. I think , I just finished making it but I put to much scent and ruined it because I could still smell that soapy smell . Does that soapy smell go away ? Can I do anything with it?
Hi Terri! You may get a semi-soapy scent, but this should be quickly overpowered by the scent of the oils. You can try adding a few extra drops of the fragrance oil until you archive the desired scent.
Happy Creating!
I would like to ask how your flavor and fragrance oils are extracted. It never says how in the description. Are they artificial?
We have both natural and synthetic based flavors and fragrance oils. For more information, please contact our live chat support, available 24/7, with the specific name of the oil and you will assisted.
Out of curiosity, how much is this recipe supposed to render? This is my first time making this, and it doesn’t seem like the finished product has a lot of soap in the end. Did I do something wrong? Also, am I meant to melt the soap base prior to mixing it or not? Recipe didn’t say.
This can make around 10 oz. once properly whipped/mixed; you do not need to melt the base, just whip/mix it.
Which exact color was used. I was to purchase this exact color.
You can use the Matte American Red Oxide Pigment Powder.
Substitute for foaming bath butter
Sorry, we do not sell a substitute for the foaming bath butter.
If preservative is added, how much longer does it extend the shelf life?
Hey would the melt and pour soap work with this?? I’m completely unsure of what to buy for it to actually whip.
Your recipe calls for 1 Cup Foaming Bath Butter, is that 1 cup by volume or weight? Did you weight the cup on a scale which would come out as 16 oz or did you have a measuring cup and fill the measuring cup to 1 cup? Most soapers weight their oils and butters. I would like to make a larger batch so I need to know how you got the one cup.
Thank you
It’s 1 cup by weight, which is roughly 8 oz.
Thank you
You’re welcome!
Can it work with creamy soap base?
I made this today. Turned out great! Also I put a few Flax seed in mine to look like the strawberry seeds. Thank you for wonderful tutorial.
Glad it turned out great!
How is it going to be apply on d skin
You can scoop out a small amount, create a lather, then rub it on your skin just as you would with regular soap.