I love this exfoliating whipped soap because it is so easy to make and the variations to create are endless. Whipped soap is so versatile; it’s amazing what combinations you can come up with by adding color, fragrance, or oil to further moisturize your skin. In this recipe, I’ve added some jojoba beads to come up with this very luxurious, moisturizing, and exfoliating whipped soap.
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How to make Exfoliating Whipped Soap with Jojoba Beads
I am so excited to share this recipe, it is not only very quick to make, I love how soft it leaves the skin and with the added benefits of Vitamin E is definitely a keeper. The jojoba beads are a great addition for a subtle exfoliation of the skin.
Exfoliating Whipped Soap Ingredients
- 8 oz foaming bath butter
- 1 oz Golden Jojoba Oil
- 1 tsp Vitamin E Oil
- a few drops of your favorite citrus fragrance or essential oil (I love lime essential oil – learn more about essential oils)
- 1/8 tsp Mica soap colorants (optional)
- 1/4 tsp purple Jojoba beads (alternatives to amazon are brambelberry.com or bescented.com for good quality jojoba beads)
- Hand mixer
- Mixing bowls
- 2 – 4 oz jars with lid
Step by step exfoliating whipped soap making with jojoba beads
First, separate 8 oz from the foaming bath butter soap base container and whip for approximately two to three minutes; it will start turning in that beautiful whipped consistency.
Then add the golden jojoba oil, vitamin E, and any essential oil or fragrance if you plan to include it. Then continue to whip for another two to three minutes until fully combined and an airy consistency is obtained.
The golden jojoba oil can be replaced with various other skin loving oils such as olive oil, avocado oil, sweet almond oil, and even shea butter. Take a look at the list below of some of my favorite whipped soap DIY ideas.
I like to combine the mica colorants using a spatula first. This allows me to mix carefully without creating a cloud of colorant all over my working area.
The last thing you want to add is the jojoba beads and mix well using a spatula.
Once all ingredients are mixed in you can save the luxurious exfoliating whipped soap in the saving jars and use it as needed. These are great in the shower using a loofah.
I truly enjoy making whipped soap. I hope you find it a new creative venue as well.
Whether is cold process soap, melt and pour or whipped soap, it is always a fun experience and a great way to use my creativity and clear my mind. If you want to learn more about cold process soap I recommend this Natural Cold Process post with recipe and this post. Also, if intrigued about what beautiful soap creations you can make using melt and pour soap, I recommend the Oh So Sparkly soaps post and the Embossed exfoliating soaps post.
If you like this recipe, you will also like this Sweet Buttercream Whipped Soap, the Pastel Colors Whipped Soap the Mermaid Blue Whipped Soap or the Baby blue and Pink whipped soap I made some time ago. For the coffee lover in the family, I recommend the Coffee and Brown Sugar Whipped Soap Scrub. Another great variation with super skin loving shea butter are my Falling in Love Shea Butter Whipped Soap and the Shea Butter and Colloidal Oats Whipped Soap. You can also give a try making the whipped soap base from scratch, it is easy to make and another wonderful DIY.
I hope you give this recipe a try and enjoy making this exfoliating whipped soap. Make sure to let me know how you like it and what other variations you come up with.
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Oh this looks lush! I bet my daughter would enjoy making this with me x #kcacols
I’ve never seen whipped soap before. It looks so luxurious! #KCACOLS
This looks amazing – bet it smells lovely! #KCACOLS
This looks so yummy I could eat it – except it’s soap! I’m going to have to give this a go!
This looks wonderful, what a treat as a product to make for yourself or give as a gift.
This literally looks good enough to eat and definitely to treat your skin well. Thanks for sharing last week at my party and featuring when this week’s opens up tonight!
Wow, this soap looks amazing, and wonderful to meet you on craft schooling sunday! Hope to see you again soon!
First off before I forget, thank you for sharing this with us on the #FridayFindsHop!
This looks like a nice soap to use. I bet it smells amazing and feels so delicate going on the skin. I can only imagine how great my body would feel after using it.
However, I must admit it does look like a delicious dessert too. 🙂
Love this! I’ll be featuring you next week on my blog, instagram, Facebook and Pinterest, thanks for sharing with us at the To Grandma’s house we go link party!
This looks good enough to eat, lol! Lovely homemade product, which could make a very nice gift as well. Thanks so much for linking up at #KCACOLS, hope you come back again next time! x
This looks like something I might actually be able to do! I love handmade soaps but I’ve never tried making them myself!
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Looks great. It looks so good you could eat it.
Exfoliate is so important.
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Wow this is something completely new for me – I have never heard of it before! It looks stunning from the pictures. My mother-in-law would absolutely love to do this, she loves making things herself. It also looks like a beautiful gift to give someone. Such a lovely idea!! #KCACOLS
Omg, is it just me or it looks so delicious … i think it was some sort of ice cream at first. Anyhow, very interesting ‘recipe’, I’ll try to make this myself soon. #kcacols
Thanks so much for linking up with me at my #UnlimitedMonthlyLinkParty 14!
Is there a certain jojoba beads that you use/recommend?
Hello, these are a good option from amazon (https://amzn.to/3IDZDop), other places to purchase good quality jojoba beads are through brambleberry.com or bescented.com