Bath Butter with Raspberry Oil

Ingredients

• 225 g foaming bath butter
• 28 g cold-pressed raspberry oil
• 3 g natural vitamin E
• several drops of raspberry cosmetic fragrance or raspberry aromatic extract
• 2 tablespoons of raspberry powder
• optionally up to 2 teaspoons mica powder cool pink
• optionally a small amount of raspberry seeds if you want a gentle exfoliating effect

Recommended Containers

• Pink tin with full lid, 250 ml

Manufacturing Process

1. Preparation: Prepare a clean bowl, mixer, scale, spatula, and a container for the finished foaming butter. All tools should be clean and dry.
2. Whipping the base: Weigh the foaming bath butter and add the raspberry oil in the bowl. Begin whipping on low speed, gradually increasing the power.
3. Adding Vitamin E: Add vitamin E and briefly whip again so it disperses evenly throughout the mixture.
4. Fragrance: Add a few drops of raspberry cosmetic fragrance or raspberry aromatic extract. Start with a smaller amount.a0
5. Color: Add raspberry powder. If you want a stronger pink shade, you can also add a small amount of mica powder cool pink. Add coloring gradually and always whip well.
6. Optional exfoliation: If you want to make this into a gentle body scrub, mix in a small amount of raspberry seeds. Start with a smaller amount so the peeling is pleasant on the skin.
7. Final whipping: Whip the mixture until it's fluffy, soft, and evenly colored. Depending on your mixer, this may take several minutes.
8. Filling the container: Transfer the finished foaming butter into a clean jar or cup. The surface can be smoothed with a spatula, or you can fill the container using a piping bag if you want a tidier look.
9. Usage: Take a small amount into your hand and use it during bathing. Once in contact with water or damp skin, it will foam gently. You can also use it as a foaming bath addition.

Functions of Individual Ingredients

Foaming bath butter: Foaming bath butter is the recipe's base. It gives the whipped, airy texture, and when used on wet skin, creates gentle foam. It's suitable for making foaming wash and bath products.

Raspberry oil: Cold-pressed raspberry oil provides the recipe with a nourishing oil component. It softens the finished feeling on the skin and complements both the raspberry fragrance and raspberry powder.

Vitamin E: Vitamin E is mainly used in cosmetics as an antioxidant for oil components. It helps slow their oxidation and is a common ingredient in nourishing cosmetic recipes.

Raspberry fragrance or aromatic extract: Raspberry cosmetic fragrance adds a pronounced fruity note. Raspberry aromatic extract is another option to scent the recipe. Always dose carefully and follow the recommendations for the specific ingredient.

Raspberry powder: Raspberry powder gives the product a gentle raspberry character and a more natural color. The resulting shade depends on the quantity of powder and the color of the base.

Mica powder cool pink: Mica powder cool pink is used for coloring the cosmetic product. Use it when you want a more pronounced pink shade or a pearlescent effect. Add sparingly.

Raspberry seeds: Raspberry seeds can be used as a natural exfoliant. They are optional in the recipe. If you add them, you'll create a foaming bath butter with a gentle peeling effect. Dose moderately so the final product is pleasant to use.

Container: A clean, sealable container protects the finished product from water and dirt. For bath products, a container is important for appearance as well as practical and hygienic use.

Foaming bath butter is a pleasant recipe when you want to create something fragrant, gentle, and practical. Start with the basic raspberry version, and once you've mastered the process, you can change the fragrance, color, or add a gentle exfoliant.a0