BroknArrw
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I was given recipe for sugar scrub that calls for 20oz. Foaming bath butter but was given melt and pour soap....is that right?
Foaming bath butter question? Sugar scrub
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Zany_in_CO
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Hmm. Not sure I understand. Can you post a link to what you got?
BroknArrw
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Sugar scrub
This is recipe and what I was sold
This is recipe and what I was sold
Did you buy a kit from a supplier? You should have received Stephenson Foaming Butter, which is not even remotely the same as M&P. You should have received one of the butters on this page, at least if you purchased from a supplier http://www.stephensonpersonalcare.com/products/cosmetic/foaming-bath-butters
BroknArrw
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Guess I'll Google another recipe
BroknArrw
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It wasn't a kit. I went to candles and supplies. I picked up the recipe and was handed this because I needed 20oz.
Maybe it was just oversight but glad I asked. Thank you
Maybe it was just oversight but glad I asked. Thank you
Zany_in_CO
Saponifier
Sure looks like a mistake on their part. I would send an Email to Candles and Supplies with the picture above. I bet they replace the M&P with the right stuff. Foaming Bath Butter is a fun product to work with.
You could keep the m&p for some soaps and order some foaming bath butter. https://www.brambleberry.com/Foaming-Bath-Butter-P4955.aspx
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You can make a sugar scrub using M&P and a little almond oil. It will not be like that using foaming body butter, but at least your M&P will not be wasted. If you are interested in the recipe, just pm me.
