MAGNESIUM Cream For Fibromyalgia Arthritis Joint Pain Menstrual Cramps & Improve Sleep
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2022
- My Magnesium Cream offers a simple, effective way to topically supplement magnesium levels. This blend comprises natural ingredients like magnesium flakes, shea butter, 3g Phenoxyethanol Preservative and more.
PLEASE NOTE: 3g Phenoxyethanol Preservative was added with essential oils in the video but i forgot to write it in the text, but it is in comments too.
288g batch - 10.14ozs
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Magnesium is vital for various bodily functions, aiding muscle, nerve function, blood sugar regulation, and energy production. Applied topically, this cream alleviates muscle aches, cramps, and inflammation, making it beneficial for fibromyalgia sufferers. Enriched with shea butter, coconut oil, and white beeswax, it ensures skin soothing and moisturizing. This homemade alternative is cost-effective, customizable, and a natural solution for muscle-related issues and overall well-being. Note the inclusion of a preservative for microbial growth prevention due to water-based ingredients.
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I’d like to thank you for the recipe…so many influencers lure you into watching their video with the promise of a recipe only to find you have to join their patron and pay for it. I tried your recipe and it worked beautifully, so thank you…you have a new subscriber!
Thank you for subscribing and so pleased you like the cream. I use this myself everyday. All my recipes are free and always will be, no one should have to pay for a recipe.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 both my son and I used the cream last night and slept like babies. I’m bring some to my Dad since he is struggling with cramps and insomnia.
Thank you for sharing -❤
@@pattyrudy2023 You are welcome
Hi I just found your channel and am excited to try this recipe! I tried a different one and the magnesium separated from the lotion..it had water drops..any idea why this happens?
Preservative is needed with a water based product. I'm sure you know this but i would pin a comment so folks are aware if they want to make it. Great video!
Indeed, preservatives play a crucial role in safeguarding the safety and durability of water-based skincare items. They prevent microbial growth, averting contamination, spoilage, skin issues, and extending the product's shelf life. It's worth noting that 3g of preservative is required for this specific product, as mentioned in the comments section. While it was included in the video with the essential oil, it was inadvertently accidently omitted from the written text. Please refer to the comments for clarification.
Actually the magnesium oil acts as a brine & therefore acts like a preservative. This cream should be good for 6 months to a year depending on climate and room temperature......but I'm sure you knew that😊
As someone that makes cosmetics. If this is used within 6 mionths it will be fine !magnesium is salt and it just fine
She's fine! The magnesium and oils are more then needed. She only made a small batch which woukd probably be used within a month or so
Can't wait to try this, my husband has celiac disease and he will rub this on his belly before bed. Also on bottoms of our feet for nice sleep. Love your channel, right to the point, no commercials right in the middle! and no blah blah blah. just subscribed.
I'm so pleased you're eager to explore the benefits of magnesium cream for your husband's celiac disease. It's fantastic that you're incorporating it into your night-time routine. Your positive feedback about my channel means a lot, and I'm glad you appreciate the straightforward approach. Thank you for subscribing
You are awesome. Thank you for sharing.
You are very welcome. Thank you
Wonderful
Thank You for this peaceful calming video!! Easy to follow and watch
You are very welcome. Thank you so much
Thank You, I have made a few but love this recipe
Thank you so much, so pleased you liked the recipe
Love love your video, thank you❤️
I just subscribed to your channel
Thank you so much for subscribing and welcome to my channel 😊
Your videos are AMAZING Thank you for taking the time to do these 😊😊
You are very welcome. Thank you so much
Thank you
Simple , good benificial oil
Thank you so much
Thank you
You are welcome
Thank you, I truly appreciate knowledge and the recipe. Wanting a realistic recipe and this definitely delivers.
Thank you for your kind words! I'm so pleased that you find the magnesium cream recipe valuable.
Thankyou for relaxing presentation in this video. Information is clear n easily followed.
Thank you so much
Thanks a lot always 💜💙💚
You are welcome
It worked beautifully!! I did lavender, bergamot, and frankincense. It is delightful!!! Thank you!
I am so pleased, lovely combination of essential oils. Thank you
Thanks for sharing I live how creamy it came out.
Thank you, yes it is lovely and creamy
I just found out about the benefits of magnesium. I like the fact that it is all natural. I cant wait to make my own. Thank you very much.
You are welcome. Thank you
Very nice consistency . I will definitely try this, thank you for taking the time to do this and very genorous giving recipe, thank you x
You're Welcome. Thank you
It looks amazing and I would say it's so much cheaper than buying a quality magnesium butter/cream! x
Thank you
Love your channel because even if I’m not actually making these solutions and potions, I can see what is going into good quality products and if I go to the health food store, I am far more informed if I need to buy a product
Thank you so much. Being informed about what goes into good products is key, even if you're not whipping up potions yourself.
Wow thank you so much for this recipe! It's something I can add to the products I can sell from my small apothecary start up biz here in the Philippines! 😍
You are welcome
Love this recipe as do my daughters, wondering what to use as a preservative.
Thank you so much. 3g Phenoxyethanol Preservative was added to this cream along with the essential oils.
i make a pain cream that I sell to my customers. they love it. tomorrow, I'm going to try your recipe out. thank you!!!
Wonderful. You are very welcome
what is your pain cream
@@pauldejesus9644 Its Magnesium Cream
Just came upon your channel 💕 I just made some magnesium oil last week. I always put it in a spray bottle. Your creamy recipe looks delightful 🥰 Definitely going to make this! Thank you for the recipe & your lovely, lovely way you present your videos 💕
Thank you so much. I also make magnesium oil, which is an excellent alternative to magnesium cream when you prefer not to use it. I'm so pleased that you're enjoying my videos, and I truly appreciate your kind words. Thank you so much.
Magnesium Oil ua-cam.com/video/noUoSM8UV4A/v-deo.html
No preservative in a recipe that includes water to prevent bacterial growth?
@@lori4liberty There is 3g Preservative in this recipe!
@@lori4liberty 3g Phenoxyethanol Preservative was used in tis recipe
@@lori4liberty::: Thx for mentioning that! I watched again just in case I missed that part…. The preservative isn’t mentioned in the video. But, she did follow up with the preservative she did use in this recipe 👍 in these comments 👍
Thank you for sharing your video. I can’t wait to make your magnesium cream. How about using vitamin E as as natural preservative? It supposed to extend the shelf life of products by preventing oxidation, and slowing the growth of certain bacteria. I use it in my salves that I make.
You are very welcome. I appreciate your interest in making my magnesium cream! While vitamin E is a great addition for its antioxidant properties, when a recipe contains water, it's crucial to use a broad-spectrum preservative (3g) to prevent bacterial and mould growth. Best of luck with your cream.
This is amazing thank you! How long can you keep it for/use it?
Thank you. Approx. 12 months with preservative
The music is torture. Recipe is great. Thank you
@alysonjenkins436 Press mute. I don't talk anyway, so there is no need for you to listen to music!
I find this music so relaxing.
@@declinedecline1485 Thank you, I do too
Thank you for sharing. What preservative did you use?
You are welcome. I used Phenoxyethanol Preservative
Thank you so much. Do you mind commenting with the recipe? I can't seem to find it in the text.
The recipe is in the video text. Thank you.
Thanks so much. 2 questions for you: What amount of each essential oil did you use? Also I’m not familiar with preservatives but found something called leucidal SF complete. How much is needed?
Thank you.
You are welcome. Essential amount is in the video. I have never used Leucidal SF but its used at 2% to 4%
Thank you for this lovely recipe. Did you use a preservative or did i miss it in the video?
Thank you, 3g preservative was added with essential oils but i forgot to add it in text.
What preservatives did you use?
@@DeeVaughn 3g Phenoxyethanol Preservative
Great Great Great Video!!! Just want to know...did you use 10g for each essential oil?
10g in total Thank you so much
YAY! This is my favorite one I've viewed thus far and I've been deep diving "magnesium oil" diy products for about 5 weeks😂 I just need a few things. What exactly are the glass containers you use for double boiling called so I may find them on Amazon? Thank you very much for taking the time to make this video. Bravo *New Subscriber*
Thank you so much and thank you for subscribing. They are Glass Lab Beakers from Amazon
@@beautybooster_diy4848thank you so so much!❤
Also ty for showing the entire cooling process this is a step EVERY other video I've watched skips. I can see this making it too grainy, runny or hard if not done the way you show. TYSVM❤
@@MissBodaciousBuster You are welcome
Wondering whether yellow bees wax would work just as well...
Yes they are both the same just different colours, yellow beeswax will work perfectly.
I checked Dr muller pharma cream they used magnesium sulfate with arnica etc and ultra lab they also shows ingredients but I can't share screen shots here😢
Can you please share where you purchased the storage jars. All the ones ive seen online everyone complains the steel rusts or the jar is flimsy and not leak proof
I got these from home bargains a few years ago
The thickening process takes forever and really needs some refrigeration time between blitzing .
Allow it to cool between each whisking session; refrigeration isn't necessary. Patience is key as it comes together beautifully when given time on the countertop.
LoVe love lOve❤
Thank you much
Thank you hope it eases my pain too. Can u use regulat fine magnesium instead of flakes
Yes, you can. Thank you
Hello. Question: if you have natural beeswax, do I still add 45g, same amount as you with white wax? TIA.
Yes, you can generally substitute natural beeswax for white beeswax in most recipes without significantly affecting the outcome, especially if colour is not a crucial factor in the final product. Natural beeswax may impart a slightly different hue to your final product compared to white beeswax, but it typically won't alter the performance or properties of the recipe significantly.
i heard mag malate is good for leg cramping does irt come in flakes thx for posting
Mag Malate is available in various forms, including flakes, powder, capsules, or tablets. It is often recommended as a potential remedy for leg cramps due to its magnesium content.
Without an emulsifier this product will separate bees wax is not an emulsifier also needs a preservative when mixing oils with water
My Magnesium Cream is highly stable and consistently effective, with no separation issues. I use it regularly, and many of my subscribers have successfully made and enjoyed it as well. The recipe includes beeswax, which works exceptionally well as an emulsifier, ensuring a smooth, well-blended cream. With 3g of preservative, as mentioned in the description and comments, this cream maintains exceptional stability and balance. It is rich in magnesium, which supports skin hydration, reduces muscle tension and pain, and promotes relaxation. This cream holds a special place among my top favourite's due to its remarkable benefits and performance. I encourage you to try it yourself before forming an opinion, as its reliability and effectiveness make it a standout choice in skincare.
If i wanted to use another oil, either in conjuction with the coconut or replace it completely, should i just use the same weight?
Yes keep oil weight the same.
Hey there Sylvie, can I use a different butter and replace the coconut oil by chance?
Replacing both shea butter and coconut oil with another butter and oil, while keeping the beeswax, will alter the cream's texture and consistency. The new butter and oil you decide to use will impact how the cream feels and absorbs. You might need to adjust proportions to get the right balance. I recommend experimenting with small batches to find the ideal combination and consistency.
Thank you. I'll stick with yours 😁
What brand of shea butter do you use? And, what brand of beeswax, also? Thank you.☺️
They are both made by Fresh Skin
Great Video~ What is the actual batch size for this recipe? (I see you fit it all into your jar in the end... what size is that jar?) Thanks!
Thank you. Approx. 470g batch for the Magnesium Cream, Jar is approx. 500g
What is that in ounces, please 😊
@@marcybrown9246 just over 10oz
what was the preservative you used? you stated you used one and I did not see in the video
I used Phenoxyethanol Preservative, but you can use a different preservative if you prefer that's why I don't normally name the preservative in my videos.
I'm suprised you got that consistency without an emulsifier. How long does it last without a preservative?
While it may seem like there's no emulsifier, the beeswax in the recipe actually helps create a stable emulsion. As for the preservative, I added 3g wit the essential oils to ensure the longevity of the cream. Without a preservative, the shelf life might be significantly shorter, and the risk of microbial contamination could increase.
hi maam how long is the shelflife? thank you!
Shelf life is approximately 6 months to 1 year maybe longer with preservative (3g) when stored in optimal conditions, cool, dry, and away from direct sunlight. The actual longevity may vary depending on the efficacy of the preservative and the sterility of the production process. Regularly monitor for any signs of spoilage.
Iam new to all this. We’re do you get the magnesium in this form?
Amazon, Holland & Barrett, Soap Kitchen, Soapary, Livemoor, even some Supermarkets now have it like Sainsburys and Asda
Can you tell me without adding a preservative, how long is the shelf life of this product?
My magnesium water-based cream without preservative, may last a few weeks to months. Factors like storage, ingredient quality, and hygiene influence shelf life. Watch for signs of spoilage like colour or odour changes. I recommend you use 3g Preservative like I did to ensure product safety and longevity.
Since the oil mixed with water sonhow long its gonna stay good?
It can typically last anywhere from six months to two years with 3g Preservative. It's essential to monitor the cream for any changes in colour, texture, or smell, as these can indicate spoilage. If you notice any signs of degradation, it's best to discard the cream to avoid potential skin irritation or infection
I read all the text 2x and watched the video 3x. Before I start, PLEASE is it 10g of EACH essential oil, or some combo of the three? Thank you in advance. :D
Its combined, not each
@@beautybooster_diy4848 Thank you so very much.
@@serenagertrude3659 You are very welcome
Wish I knew how to measure in grams
If you don't have a kitchen scale, you can use measuring spoons and cups as an alternative, although they are less precise. For small amounts, 1 teaspoon is approximately 5 grams of water, and 1 tablespoon is about 15 grams of water. Conversion charts are available online to help with other ingredients. Investing in a scale is recommended for accuracy.
This will firm up a little, correct?
Yes, you can see in video it firms up, and it firms slightly more overnight, if you want it even thicker add more beeswax but i think the texture is perfect for easy application
What kind of mixer did you use? And, can you use the magnesium liquid brine "oil" for this recipe, instead of the flakes? Thank you☺️
yes, you can definitely use the magnesium liquid brine "oil" instead of the flakes. Just make sure to adjust the quantities accordingly to maintain the desired concentration of magnesium in the recipe. Here is the link to a similar mixer i used, the one i am using is no longer available - www.johnlewis.com/cuisinart-rhb100u-cordless-hand-blender-silver/p110956296
@@beautybooster_diy4848Thank you, so much. How should I adjust the recipe if I'm using the liquid magnesium brine?
@@downsify Just incorporate your own magnesium brine , keeping water amount consistent. Adjust recipe to maintain desired magnesium concentration and tweak texture for preferred consistency. The concentration of magnesium brine can significantly affect the outcome of the cream, especially when using a stronger strength. Higher concentrations may result in a more potent cream, potentially leading to increased effectiveness in delivering magnesium benefits, but it could also affect texture, absorption, and skin sensitivity.
Thank you, so much!!
What type of magnezium flakes?
Magnesium Chloride Flakes
Good ❤ can i use magnesium oil instead of flakes
You could try it, I am sure it would work but i haven't done it that way yet to advise
Please what preservative did you use . Thank you
Phenoxyethanol Preservative
@@beautybooster_diy4848 Could i use Optiphen
@@susanhill4744 yes
Will this separate after a while as there were no emulsifier?
My magnesium cream has proven to be very stable over time, and I've had no issues with separation. The combination of ingredients used, including the addition of beeswax work together to maintain the cream's consistency. I've been using this recipe for a long time without any separation. If you follow the guidelines I provided, you should enjoy a consistently effective product.
What type of magnesium do you use?
magnesium chloride flakes
So I did follow the steps. Buuut it seems like there's a trace of water showing up after each blitz. I did 1/4 cup of water. Is it supposed to have a tiny bit of water trace in the butter?
It should be thick and cream in texture. A trace of water might indicate the need for a bit more emulsification or maybe you used to much water. Experimenting with slightly less water could help achieve that perfect creamy consistency without any traces.
I'm curious... you you melt the magnesium directly in the oil and thus would eliminate the use of water? Then you would no linger need the EO for preserving. Asking for those who can't tolerate strong fragrances like my mother. She's suffering greatly with insomnia since my father passed. I would like to make this for her.
Could *
Excluding water alters the cream's texture to a balm rather then being an emulsified cream, it differs from oil-based ones, maintaining a lightweight and less sticky feel. The 3g of preservative, not the essential oils, ensures its freshness. This delicate equilibrium preserves the cream's optimal characteristics. The preservative plays a vital role in upholding the cream's quality.
Do you have to use a preservative?
Yes, 3g of Phenoxyethanol Preservative was combined in with the essential oils, I forgot to write it.
I wish I could figure this out. I used all the same ingredients but I don’t have an immersion with the whisk. It keeps breaking and separating on me
You really a an electric whisk, without one you will not get the some consistency.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 I was using my kitchen aid with the whisk attachment. So still an electric whisk. It comes together and then breaks. 🤦🏼♀️I’m going to try melting it down again and then trying again. Just not do it for as long
Is it magnesium chloride flakes? Plz do reply the full inci name
Yes, Magnesium Chloride Flakes, The International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI) is Magnesium Chloride.
Check out my new magnesium infused lotion, this is a lightweight formula, take a look a look - ua-cam.com/video/9H9iWPI2CZ4/v-deo.html
Hi is this good for older ladies my mum she has bad pain, muscle twitch in her legs, cramps I just want her to sleep peacefully
Hi. Yes it will help your mum, I suffer with those symptom's and it helps me, and it will improve her sleep when used before bed. This is another one i make, it is a lotion so lighter consistency and works equally as well - ua-cam.com/video/9H9iWPI2CZ4/v-deo.html
@@beautybooster_diy4848 thank you very much ill definitely make this
Can mix with menthol crystal...
Yes, add at same time as magnesium salts so it dissolves
@@beautybooster_diy4848 tq dear
Could I use mango butter in place of Shea for allergy purposes?
Absolutely! Mango Butter is a suitable alternative to Shea Butter in my magnesium cream recipe. It provides comparable moisturizing benefits, albeit with a slight variation in texture and consistency. Mango butter's lighter texture may result in a cream that is thinner, softer, and less dense compared to when using shea butter. However, the overall moisturizing properties remain intact.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 fantastic!!! Thank you so much
How long do you mix this for ? This is my second time making it , I followed you completely and it still is terrible, what could I be doing wrong, I used 2 different scales for measurements and it’s still not right.
I whisked the mixture for about five minutes, alternating with intervals of cooling to allow it to solidify before whisking again. It's crucial to use precise measurements and good quality ingredients to ensure success. Many have followed these steps and achieved perfect results. The key is to let it cool between whisking, repeating the process until it reaches the desired consistency.
My lotion was still no right and it was dripping water when I applied it on my arm ,
@@loravanderwal3869You initially mentioned flakiness, but now you're experiencing water dripping, indicating possible emulsion mixing issues. - If your lotion is dripping water, it suggests improper emulsion mixing. Ensure thorough blending of oil and water phases until fully incorporated. Temperature control during mixing is crucial to prevent phase separation. Double-check your emulsification technique and follow precise formulation steps.
How long is the shelf life of this cream?
It can last 6 months to 2 years with 3g phenoxyethanol preservative. Keeping cream in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat can help extend its shelf life.
Thank you so much for the prompt reply. I really appreciate it.
@@anjelabulaong4254 You are welcome
If I want to prepare 50 g of total 100 jars?
I am not sure what you are asking, sorry
How much magnesium is in each application withthis recipe?
Its all in the video
Hi I want to use 1000 ml infused oil of arnica , comfrey hemp and frenkison plus calendula tell me how much I used herbs for 1000 ml oil n how much bees wax etc I needed please please please guide me can I add magnesium sulfate as well in this ?
I prioritize providing accurate and tested recipes, and since I haven't perfected the specific blend you mentioned first, I hesitate to offer detailed advice. However, for experimentation, consider the following proportions based on 1000 ml oil:
Arnica: 15-20% (start with 15% if skin sensitivity is a concern)
Comfrey: 10-15% (due to potential pyrrolizidine alkaloids)
Hemp: 15-20%
Frankincense: 15-20%
Calendula: 15-20%
Remember to approach this carefully, Happy experimenting!
@@beautybooster_diy4848 . thanks to guide me but how much bees wax magnesium etc should I take same concentration or should raise yes m trying might be it works
@@beautybooster_diy4848 I will share my experience with you yes you guide properly I really liked you bless you 💖
I want to follow your above formulations but need to raise oil because I need 1000 gram cream or you can guide me as well how I can go for more better option
@@romanaanjum9660 I appreciate your enthusiasm to create a larger batch! However, I must emphasize that I haven't tested formulations for a 1000-gram batch with ingredients you have asked for. Crafting larger quantities involves more complexities and considerations. Sorry I cant be of more hep. Best of luck with your project!
What do you use as a preservative?
3g Phenoxyethanol Preservative
How long will it last without a preservative?
It's magnesium sulfate?
Yes, my magnesium cream contains Magnesium Sulphate which is Epsom Salts
Добрый день. У меня не растворяется магний. Что я делаю не так?😮
Магний растворится, если его нагреть в водной фазе до полного растворения.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 🙂
The coconut oil is anti bac i dont see the need for a preservatve maybe a little vite and beeswax
This contains water so it does require 3g Phenoxyethanol Preservative, otherwise it will grow mould
Who’s breathing in the background like that? 😂 but anyway, did you put any emulsifiers in it to be able to mix water with oils? Idk if it was skipped or did I miss it?
I used Beeswax. Beeswax isn't a traditional emulsifier, but it aids stability in creams like my magnesium cream. Its hydrophobic nature helps blend water and oil phases by forming a protective barrier around oil droplets, preventing separation. While not a classic emulsifier, beeswax contributes to cream stability, also beeswax is beneficial for skin, forming a breathable barrier. It allows skin to breathe while providing protection and moisture, enhancing skin health.
But wouldn't water in this make this germs/mold? And also beeswax for skin?
This contains 3g preservative which makes it suitable for preventing mould formation or the entry of germs. Additionally, it's worth noting that Beeswax, often misunderstood, possesses natural emollient properties and creates a breathable barrier on the skin, thereby further enhancing the effectiveness of this wonderful recipe.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 Thank you! How long does this cream last before discarding?
@@PeaceWithGod1986 Storing magnesium cream in a cool, dark place extends its 6 months to 2-year shelf life. This safeguards against light and temperature changes, preserving its effectiveness by minimizing degradation caused by environmental factors like air and light.
Can I use canuba or Candilida wax. Forgive the spellings. I need to use vegan / cruelty free alternative.
Carnauba or candelilla wax can replace beeswax in a my magnesium cream recipe, but consider their melting points and textures. Experiment with quantities to achieve the desired consistency and texture, as carnauba wax is harder, so you might use slightly less, while candelilla wax is softer, so you might use a bit more.
Thank you for the advice. I need something like this for use in cervical spondylitis, arthritis and lower back pain.. very enthused to make some.
@@gr8stuff8 You're welcome! I'm glad the information was helpful. The cream offers soothing relief for cervical spondylitis, arthritis, and lower back pain.
doesn’t this need a preservative? due to it having water?
Yes it does
@@tonymckinney1355 Yes, that's why I added 3g Preservative!
Please see comments & discription
@@tonymckinney1355 Yes, that's why I added 3g Preservative!
Please see comments & discription
I tried it, but the magnesium will not incorporate into the oils and butters. Very flaky.
It's possible you made an error in the process. The magnesium flakes should have been thoroughly dissolved before blending with the other ingredients. I'm puzzled by the occurrence of flakiness despite the dissolution of magnesium. Could you clarify what you mean by "flaking"? Many people on UA-cam have made this with no problems, it should have come out just like mine.
Can you remove the water and therefore not need a preservative? Thank you
Removing both water and preservative from my formulation would significantly impact the cream. Without water, the consistency would become much thicker, making it less spreadable and potentially affecting its absorption into the skin. The absence of a preservative increases the risk of microbial contamination, reducing the shelf life. The water plays a crucial role in maintaining the desired consistency, stability, and effectiveness of my emulsion, ensuring proper absorption and preventing potential issues such as separation. Hope that helps. Thank you.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 it does indeed help. Thank you
Well when your getting ready to apply it if it was made without water couldn't you just apply it while your wet out of the shower? That way your not having to use the preservatives and the water from your body will help it blend into the skin better~ Just a thought 😊
@@Fikishut Applying the magnesium cream recipe while wet after a shower may provide some moisture for blending, but it won't replace the need for a preservative. Preservatives are essential to prevent bacterial or fungal growth in oil-based products, ensuring safety and extending shelf life. Even with water from your body, the risk of contamination remains. It's best to use a suitable preservative to maintain the product's integrity and ensure it remains safe for use.
What about storing the product in the fridge?
Essential oils work as preservatives
No, Essential oils are not reliable preservatives for water-based lotion creams. While they possess some antimicrobial properties, they aren't effective at preventing microbial growth in water-based formulations. These creams are prone to bacterial and fungal contamination, which can lead to spoilage and safety concerns. To ensure product stability and safety, it's crucial to use dedicated cosmetic preservatives specifically formulated to inhibit microbial growth. Relying solely on essential oils in water-based body creams is not recommended due to these limitations.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 so what should we use
@@beautybooster_diy4848 Aspen bark is more good need to add in water phase 1.5-3.5 percent ph 3_9
@@beautybooster_diy4848would a teaspoon of vitamin E work?
What preservative did you use and how...I missed it.
3g was combined in with the essential oils, I forgot to write it.
Which preservative?
@@sarasalazar6540 Phenoxyethanol
Can i use magnesium sulfate for this formula..becose i cant fing magnesium flekes
Yes, I used Magnesium Sulphate flakes (Epsom Salt) in this recipe
Wouldnt this be a butter and not a cream? There is no emulsion
My magnesium cream offers a unique and effective skincare solution, embodying the essence of an emulsion, setting it apart from traditional butters, commonly recognized as balms. It combines typically immiscible ingredients like oil and water in a way that creates a stable, harmonious emulsion blend. The addition of beeswax plays a crucial role in ensuring the even distribution and thickness of this emulsion. This cream, distinct from a simple butter or balm, maintains its creamy lightweight consistency. In summary, the cream's emulsified nature ensures superior absorption and efficacy, making it a standout choice for your skincare regimen.
How many grams prepared
Approx. 528g batch
@@beautybooster_diy4848 like you made it 528 gram if I want to add arnica comfrey hemp calendula infused oil how much 10 gram each separately or mix the percentage you told today in 1000 ml n used it's 40 ml in same formulations wt u say ? Or if I want to use 1000 ml infused oil with same herbs infused then how much magnesium sulfate and bees wax should I used to make it cream texture
Sorry for questions please
I did this in cups not grams, sorry
I used magnesium chloride in a different recipe and it separated from the lotion?? Was the problem that I used magnesium chloride??
Dissolving magnesium chloride flakes in water before incorporation is a key factor. Ensure thorough dissolution to prevent separation issues in the lotion."
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Yes I made sure it was completely dissolved before it was incorporated into the other ingredients. Maybe I didn’t blend it long enough? How long is enough?
Did it work for anyone?
Yes why wouldn't it. If you follow recipe correctly, using exactly the same ingredients, it will turn out exactly the same
I meant as in for the purpose it says that it is made for. Does it aid with the ailments mentioned above?
@@waliyyahshaik2094 Yes, I use it for Fibromyalgia and Arthritis and it does help, especially at night, it don't completely get rid of pain but it does give it some relief.
I think it's chloride
My magnesium cream doesn't contain magnesium chloride. It's made with magnesium salt flakes, which is a different form of magnesium used for skin benefits.
The magnesium I used in a different recipe was magnesium chloride flakes and it separated from the lotion..was that the problem?? That I used magnesium chloride??
@@user-cc9iu2wc3o Yes, using magnesium chloride flakes can lead to separation in lotions. They may not emulsify well, impacting the overall stability of the mixture.
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Thank you for clarifying that! I didn’t realize that the magnesium’s were different.
Please do not use this recipe without adding preservative or it will turn to mold.
Of course I use a Preservative, I would be a fool not to! This recipe contains 3g Preservative. Please check the description and comments for clarification on this!
Hard to watch when you play hypnotic music in the background I’m falling asleep
Feel free to mute the video since it's subtitled, and besides, I don't talk in the video.
I really wish there was talking guidance, and not a computer generated. I miss human voices.
This is not computer generated. I've found success with text-only videos, and I'm committed to this format. If it's not to your liking, I recommend exploring other creators' content. I prioritize my audience's preferences, and I'll continue to produce text-based videos that resonate with them. Thank you for understanding.
Hate non talking videos
Then you really shouldn't watch them. I've found success with text-only videos, and I'm committed to this format. If it's not to your liking, I recommend exploring other creators' content. I prioritize my audience's preferences, and I'll continue to produce text-based videos that resonate with them. Thank you for understanding.