Emu & Shea Cream

Before beginning, it is important to make sure that your work area and utensils have been properly cleaned and sanitized. Bleach water can be used to wipe down your work surfaces, and utensils and bottles may be scalded in boiling water. Another option is to use a sanitizer appropriate for food contact surfaces, such as Steramine. It can be purchased at restaurant supply stores, or food service outlets.

Water Phase

• 6.3 oz Distilled Water
• 0.50 oz Honeyquat
• 0.10 oz Phenonip

Oil Phase

• 1.0 oz Emu Oil
• 1.0 oz Shea Butter
• 0.5 oz Emulsifying Wax
• 0.3 oz Stearic Acid
• 0.1 oz T-50 Tocopherols

Cool Down Phase

• 0.2 oz Fragrance

Combine distilled Water and Honeyquat. Heat to approximately 150 degrees. Add Phenonip, mixing with stick blender.

Combine Emu Oil, Shea Butter, Emulsifying Wax, and Stearic Acid. Heat until oils and waxes are melted together. Add T-50 Tocopherols with mixing.

Add oil phase to water phase, blending thoroughly. As mixture cools, add frgrance. Pour into jars, and allow to cool.

This formula is provided as a means of giving our customers a starting place for making their own soaps and lotions. It is free for personal use, but please be aware that it is the intellectual property of The Original Soap Dish®. Protected by copyright laws, this formula is not to be distributed or reproduced in any manner. Also, users are advised to carefully read all instructions before attempting to undertake the project featured here. The Original Soap Dish® does not accept any liability for the outcome of the project. Users that attempt to make this formula do so at their own risk.