Body butter can be made at home by heating up some shea butter, adding in a carrier oil, such as almond oil, mixing in a touch of cornstarch and adding a few drops of essential oil for fragrance. Create a homemade body butter with beauty advice from an experienced clinical aesthetician in this free video on skin care.

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24 Comments

  1. lestempsnoir says:

    Most videos fail to answer this question….When making at home skin care, shampoos ect ect…How son should one use them by? since no preservatives or MSGs are? used, whats the typical shelf life??

  2. herbalsplash23 says:

    Thank you so much for your tips you have inspired me to make my own body butters it took a while for me to get it the way I? want but I have suceeded. Keep up the great work and God Bless.

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  4. anativa88 says:

    Try Dari Natural’s Tropical Butter. It’s made from unrefiend shea butter, pure lanolin, cocoa butter, and olive oil. It’s all natural, you can almost? eat this stuff. It’s great to use it as a diaper rash ointment. Especially if you use cloth diapers for your little ones. there products are so gentle and perfect for sensitive skin. I also love to use their body wash for my little kids!

  5. themidgeey says:

    edible body butter…. for fat? ugly people?

  6. themidgeey says:

    well i have been a clinical aesthetician for over? a decade so haha.

  7. CreativeeChickks says:

    I wonder if she really ever uses these? things?

  8. redeemed2bfree says:

    I? thought she was Anna Hathaway at first glance.

  9. erinthecitymouse says:

    @aditi1998 It wouldn’t hurt to try it out. if it feels? nice on your skin i would say it’s a good option.
    good luck!

  10. aditi1998 says:

    @erinthecitymouse oh…ok. I’m not from europe but? I’m from india. (Asian country) so, yes it is hard to find corn starch. Anyway, can we use cornflour too? It is used to thicken sauces, and it reduces the greasiness too, right?

  11. erinthecitymouse says:

    @aditi1998 Corn starch is a thickening agent (and in body butters is also cuts the greasiness of the butter) and corn flour is a flour used more for baking/breads. If you are in the EU you may have a? tough time finding corn starch from what i have read.

  12. aditi1998 says:

    @erinthecitymouse? what is the difference?

  13. erinthecitymouse says:

    @aditi1998 no it’s? not the same thing.

  14. aditi1998 says:

    @eenaz08 yes! she does look like Anne Hathaway…so much that when i first watched her? body scrub video, i was like “wtf! she is Anne Hathaway!!!!”

  15. Mimiopampam says:

    Edable Body butter sounds fun to make, but imagine eating body butter (lots of them) and not putting them on? your skin……or licking them off your skin, it feels wrong

  16. aditi1998 says:

    i need reply from the viewers? and regular users because these guys wont reply. Is cornstarch the same as cornflour??

  17. KarlHilliard95 says:

    @harshagal yes? you can

  18. 277sherey says:

    do? any of the essential properties evaporate when heated?

  19. harshagal says:

    Hi can I use coco butter? instead of shea butter? please reply fast.

  20. TheCougarKitten says:

    @ilovethewayitHurts? most ready made body butters actually contain a high amount of water and emulsyfying waxes, which is very cheap – as well as glycols – also very cheap to produce, and toxic to the skin. This kind of butter here, can be customised to your individual skin needs, and IS very affordable to made when buying twholesale from suppliers of these ingredients.

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  23. yanirawr says:

    Can i? use corn syrup

  24. yanirawr says:

    @DeathByStiel LOL XD?

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