Part Two of our Cinnamon Sugar Scrub Tutorial finds us with a big bowl of delicious smelling, exfoliating foaming bath whip. You could use it the way it is – but we have a great idea for making it just a little more WOW! in the jar.
If you missed the first day click here for ingredients, set up and mixing instructions.
Step 4
Put half of the FBW & Sugar mixture into another container. Color one half with a couple of scoops of Cappuccino mica and the other with shredded glitter. Mix the color and glitter in well.
Step 5
Spoon the colored, scented FBW mixture into the pastry bags – one color in each. I like to fold the top of the pastry bag down, forming a little sleeve cuff, to keep the top of the plastic bag clean. Once filled, fold up the top cuff and snip off the end of the pastry bag to form your funnel.
Carefully pipe the scrub into the jars. Make sure to press the tip of the pastry bag around the sides to get clearly delineated layers. Alternate between the two colors until your jar is filled.
Finish it off with one of the cute labels available in the kit or make your own! Your family, friends and co-workers will be very impressed with how nice their skin feels once they bathe with the Cinnamon Sugar Scrub.
Can you tell me what the yield is on this?
Hi Meagan!
This recipe is going to make you enough scrub to fill about 18-24 (depends on how much you whip it) 2-ounce jars. So I would say it would be about 36-48 ounces by volume. I hope this helps! 🙂
-Becky with Bramble Berry
Hello, I have a question, can I make foaming bath whip, by combining M&P white base and liquid Castile base and whip them together? Thank you.
Good afternoon, Okasana.
You can make a type of whip with the M&P base and liquid castile soap, but it isn’t going to be as foaming as the foaming bath whip.
It actually makes a great frosting that feels really soft and luxurious in the shower. You can see an example of it in our Honey Ale Soap:
http://www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/melt-and-pour-soap/ill-have-the-honey-ale-soap-please-2/
-Becky with Bramble Berry
Hi,
Can you use the foaming bath whip to create textured tops for mp?
Absolutely Yvonne! We actually used it when we made melt and pour cupcakes and it turned out so cute!
http://www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/melt-and-pour-soap/foaming-bath-whip-frosting/
~Becky with Bramble Berry
hi there
great recipe but can you list a preservative that does not have parabans?
thanks!
Hi Dawn! If you are looking for a preservative that doesn’t have parabens, we would suggest Optiphen. It’s both paraben and formaldehyde-free!
https://www.brambleberry.com/Optiphen-P3682.aspx
P.S. This scrub is made with foaming bath whip which already has a preservative in it! 🙂
-Becky with Bramble Berry
HOLA COMO PUEDO HACER LA ESPUMA BATIDA DE BAÑO SOY DE MEXICO. HAY MANERA DE SUSTITUIRLO O ENVIAN PEDIDOS A MEXICO? GRACIAS
Hi Marsa!
Great news! We do ship to Mexico. You can place your order online, but I would encourage you to read our international shipping policies page before placing an order. Our international shipping policies can be found here:https://www.brambleberry.com/International-Shipping-Policies-W31.aspx
You can also email us if you have any specific questions about products and shipping to Mexico. Our email address is: info(at)brambleberry(dot)com. Thank you so much for your interest in our company!
-Courtney with BB
HOLA COMO PUEDO HACER LA ESPUMA BATIDA DE BAÑO SOY DE MEXICO. HYA MANERA DE SUSTITUIRLO O ENVIAN PEDIDOS A MEXICO? GRACIAS
Great stocking stuffer, or to add to a gift basket.
Can the whipped sugar scrub be placed in a squeeze bottle?
Fantastic question! Yes BUT you’ll need to make it much much thinner which means add more oil ALSO the squeeze bottle needs to be a wide mouthed Malibu bottle. A ketchup squeeze bottle won’t ever work =) Love how you’re thinking out of the box …. er…. bottle.
Hi, I was wondering how much this makes? I didn’t see anything that says – makes X number of 2 once jars. Just looking for something to make a bulk of Christmas gifts.
It varies a bit based on how much you whip it up but 2 pounds of Foaming Bath Butter will get you at least 18 two ounce jars (minimum) but probably closer to 24 of them.
A-M when will you start making youtube videos again please they help me so much and help other peple to ! could you tell me when im counting on you! 😉
I’ve added quite a few lately – have you seen them at SoapQueen.TV? The latest one just released a few weeks ago =)
Got a question about this foaming bath butter…and using it as frosting.
Would I mix it like the directions and then just pipe it onto the “cupcakes”. Does it set to the point where if you touch it it’s like hardened frosting? Or would you put something like meringue powder in it for it to harden??
I’ve been having so much troubles with my normal “frosting” that I use on my cupcakes…I need to try something different.
It doesn’t really ever get hard. You could try mixing it with melt and pour to help it to harden but I don’t have any recipe or proportions that might work because I haven’t played with it yet but in theory, it should/could work great. It might not dissolve in the bath as well as a softer, SLS-based frosting if it’s for a fizzy so keep that in mind.
I would like to know what size jar you use?
Thanks
Glen
If you are just using FBB and fragrance, no, you do not need a preservative. If you are using FBB, fragrance and sugar, a 1% Phenonip or Germaben II addition would be prudent.
hi =) i stumbled across your blog and i love love love it.just had a few questions about scrubs- how long do they last?
do you need a preservative if you use FBB?
and if you dont use FBB what can you use as to preserve the scrub?
Hi Dragonlady –
The nice thing about Foaming Bath Butter is that it can take Labcolors for color – it doesn’t just have to be a mica. =)
So Countryside Sage might work:
https://www.brambleberry.com/labcountryblends.html
Heidi, I’m glad you like the ring. I’m very fond of it as well =))
hi! i love this idea. my question is – what colors would you use for cranberry-fig? i wanted to do a nice burgandy and olive, but i can’t find any olive colors anywhere. (im also not very good at blending.) any suggestions would be great!
thanks!
I love the tutorial, but in the one picture the only thing I can really see is that gorgeous ring!!! = )
Just wanted to add my 2 cents about the FBB scrub. When I used it, I went by the guidelines on the Brambleberry website – but ended up adding more oil and more sugar (i.e. about 8 oz oil and about 4 pounds of sugar) — to die for!!
Erin, I can’t wait to see your site when you get it done. =)
Evermoresoap, Report in when you make the FBB scrub. I can’t wait to hear what you think when you make and use it. =)
Oh how beautiful! I make my scrubs in a completely different way, but Im considering making some foot scrub with the foaming bath butter. I love that stuff!!
Hi Again:
I think that I was the one who made the post. I use Lesley’s URL on my profile because I don’t have my own website yet.
BUT, I finally found a beautiful header graphic to use (after months of searching), so I’ll be working on my “Heavenly Scent Soaps” site soon. And you can bet that Bramble Berry will get TOP mention!
And, it’s such a small world because the other day I was at a craft sale and met another soaper. We compared notes and I found out that her favorite place to “shop” is…Bramble Berry!
I'm so glad you posted this tutorial! I have some of the FBB and haven't used it yet. I love scrubs and all that fun B&B stuff, so I'm definitely going to try this!
Good tip on folding the top of the pastry bag down like cuff! I didn’t do that a few times (while doing real frosting) and kicked myself for making a huge mess.
Hi Erin,
She posted a comment on my blog a few days ago. I try really hard to visit all of our blog commenter’s sites frequently so that’s how I ended up there. =)
It’s a lovely site. You’ve done a great job on it.
Anne-Marie:
This comment doesn’t pertain to your beautiful scrub, but I wanted to ask you a ?.
I noticed that you just left a comment on one of my client’s Blogs (Lesley Harrison.Net – An Artist’s Blog).
Did you just run across the Blog? I’m curious how you found it.
Small world, because I send Lesley some of my soaps from time-to-time, and she loves many of your citrus scents!
Kind Regards,
Erin