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Pumpkin Foaming Bath Whip

Updated: May 13, 2022


Formula;

phase A

phase B

phase C

phase D

Directions;

  • combine both ingredients in phase A in a heat safe beaker

  • combine ingredients in phase B in a heat safe beaker

  • add stearic acid in a heat safe beaker

  • heat phase A, B, & C using a water bath until stearic acid has melted

  • pour phase B into phase C and mix

  • Then pour phase A into phase B/C and mix with a hand mixer

  • let cool to under 122F then add in phase D ingredients

  • mix again with a hand mixer and let sit over night

  • come back the next day and whip again with a hand mixer

  • if you want to use pipping bags then bag up the product into the pipping bags and pipe into your containers.

  • if you don't want to use pipping bags just pour product into your containers

Benefits/Purpose of each ingredient

SCI powder - is the main ingredient needed to make bath whips. creates a very rich and creamy lather.

cocamidopropyl betaine - helps with lather and cleanses the skin. Used to dissolve the SCI into formula.

sodium lactate liquid - humectant that hydrates skin and helps harden bath whip

fss pumpkin powder - the fine, orange powder, smells exactly like pumpkin. Pumpkin gently removes dead skin cells and leaves skin smooth and glowing. has a faint scent of pumpkin to it. It is a rich source of gently exfoliating enzymes, antioxidants, beta carotene, and many other vitamins and mineral.

stearic acid - hardener and emulsifier

superscents pumpkin - will provide a scent and function to your cosmetic application. Pumpkin is packed with vitamins and minerals and soothes and moisturizes the skin. It can also act as an accelerator, helping the skin to absorb nutrients quickly. It can be found in anti‐aging formulas and initiates skin recovery from various types of damage.

liquid germall plus - preservative


Substitutions;

substituting ingredients will change the final feel, viscosity, and overall effect of final product. percentages and formulating procedure may need to change with substitutions.

  • SCI - no sub. SLSA might work, I've never tried it, but you will need to adjust ph

  • cocamidopropyl betaine - any other liquid surfactant (if it has a high ph the ph will need lowered)

  • sodium lactate liquid - glycerin or 1,3 propanedial (these won't help with hardening but works as humectants)

  • fss pumpkin powder - no sub but you can leave out.

  • stearic acid - might work with another emulsifier and hardener but have never tried it. You can try emulsifying wax NF or maybe ritamulse SCG.

  • superscents pumpkin - pumpkin fragrance oil or a different fragrance oil

  • liquid germall plus - optiphen plus or another broad spectrum preservative



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