Solid lotion bar recipe for container

How do you make a lotion bar?

Make lotion bar sticks stored in deodorant containers that can be rubbed on for easy application. Combine the butters, beeswax pellets, and coconut oil in the top of the double boiler or in a mason jar sitting on a washcloth in a small saucepan. Put about an inch of water in the bottom of the double boiler or in the saucepan and bring to a boil.

How do you make solid lotion bars without beeswax?

Here’s the basic recipe for solid lotion bars without beeswax: In a double boiler, melt all the ingredients together except for the essential oil. You can also use a microwave in short bursts, like 30 seconds each time. When it is all melted, take it off of the heat and stir the essential oil into the mixture.

What can you add to the base lotion bar recipe?

To the base lotion bar recipe, you can also add vitamin E for longer shelf life and/or essential oils for fragrance and healing properties. If you enjoy working with herbs, you can infuse herbs into oil and then make the lotion bar with the infused oil.

Are lotion bars a good recipe for beginners?

Lotion bars are a great beginner recipe because they are easy to make and don’t use any complicated ingredients. They don't have water in them, so there is no need to add a preservative. (Nor do you need an emulsifier.)

Why are lotion bars easy to make?

Lotion bars are a great beginner recipe because they are easy to make and don’t use any complicated ingredients. Because they don’t have water in them, there is no need to add a preservative. (Nor do you need an emulsifier.)

What oil should I use to make lotion bars?

To make lotion bars, you can use inexpensive cooking oils such as olive oil or sunflower oil. For a longer shelf life, consider using shelf-stable oils like coconut oil or jojoba. You can also add other ingredients to your lotion bars.