Homemade Whipped Body Butter Recipe for Soft Skin

Do you just love when your skin is so soft and smooth?

Me too! This homemade whipped body butter recipe not makes your skin feel soft and luxurious, but is very beneficial for your skin too.

Extra vitamin E is good for the skin. Vitamin E is an important vitamin required for the proper function of many organs in the body. It is also an antioxidant. This means it helps to slow down processes that damage cells. *

Homemade Whipped Body Butter Recipe

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Ingredients for Homemade Whipped Body Butter Recipe

1/4 Cup of Shea Butter (This is the one I love)
1/4 Cup of solid Coconut Oil (This is what I recommend)
1 Tablespoon of Vitamin E Oil  (This is what I recommend)
20-30 drop of Essential Oils of your choice (This is what I recommend, 100% Therapeutic Grade)
3 4oz Mason jars to store the body butter (This is what I recommend, affiliate link)

I recommend this mixer like this one.

Directions how to make Homemade Whipped Body Butter Recipe

1. Place a wide mouth 8oz glass canning jar in a pot of water. The water should be about half way up on the jar. Heat the water on med high heat until a small boil.

2. Add the Shea butter first then add the coconut oil. Allow the them to hangout and melt together. Stir occasionally  to help the melting process.

3. Once the Shea butter and the coconut oil are melted remove from heat. Then add the vitamin E oil.

4. Pour in a mixing bowl and allow to cool. This is the hardest part, since it takes about an hour to cool. You can place in the fridge or freezer and keep checking on it. It is best when it is at the point of starting to solidify again. (look at the picture above) This is the best point to add the essential oils. Add what you like. I have several versions of body butter I like to make. One is for minor muscles aches after a work out. A relaxing whipped body butter with lavender before bedtime and an invigorating one for the morning. Find more uses for oils in this therapeutic bath salts recipe.

5. With the whisking attachment to your mixer, whisk the mixture until light an fluffy, just like whipped cream. It takes about 5 minutes on med high to high. It will even look just like whipped cream, too. You could probably eat it, but I would not recommend it.

Homemade Body Butter Recipe Uses

This homemade whipped body butter recipe will leave your skin soft and smooth all day. Perfect if you have dry skin. I love using this body butter everyday for naturally soft and smooth skin.

To use, get about a dime size on your hands and rub your hands together to melt the oils. Then smooth on your skin to create soft smooth skin all day. My skin feels amazingly soft and smells so good after I add the essential oils. I know your skin will feel amazing after using this homemade body butter.

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Homemade Whipped Body Butter

Rich luxurious whipped body butter for soft smooth skin.

Course Beauty

Keyword whipped body butter

Prep Time 10 minutes

Cook Time 1 hour

Total Time 1 hour 10 minutes

Servings 3 4 oz jars

Author Amy Greene

Ingredients

• 1/4 Cup of Shea Butter This is what I recommend, affiliate link
• 1/4 Cup of solid Coconut Oil This is what I recommend, affiliate link
• 1 Tablespoon of Vitamin E Oil This is what I recommend, affiliate link
• 20-30 drop of Essential Oils of your choice This is what I recommend, 100% Therapeutic Grade
• 3 4 oz Mason jars to store the body butter This is what I recommend, affiliate link

Instructions

1. Place a wide mouth 8oz glass canning jar in a pot of water. The water should be about half way up on the jar. Heat the water on med high heat until a small boil.
2. Add the shea butter first then add the coconut oil. Allow the them to hangout and melt together. Stir occasionally  to help the melting process.
3. Once the Shea butter and the coconut oil are melted remove from heat. Then add the vitamin E oil.
4. Pour in a mixing bowl and allow to cool. This is the hardest part, since it takes about an hour to cool. You can place in the fridge or freezer and keep checking on it. It is best when it is at the point of starting to solidify again. This is the best point to add the essential oils. Add what you like. I have several versions. One is for minor muscles aches after a work out. A relaxing whipped body butter with lavender before bedtime and an invigorating one for the morning.

*information found on WebMD

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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