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DIY Whipped Hydrating Face Cream

I like that this whipped face cream feels luxurious without containing synthetic fragrance, or petroleum based moisturizers. It is rich, simple, and made from ingredients that each offer something beneficial to the skin.
Prep Time25 minutes
Total Time25 minutes
Keyword: clean body products, diy body products, DIY everyday face cream, great for gifting, homemade face moisturizer, homemade home, natural family wellness, natural living, natural wellness, non-toxic face cream, winter wellness
Yield: 7 ounces
Author: NaturallyNourishedFamily.com
Cost: $6.40 CAD/$4.70 USD per 4 oz. jar

Equipment

  • medium glass bowl
  • medium saucepan
  • hand mixer
  • Wooden Spoon
  • measuring spoons
  • 2 4 oz. glass jars with lids for storage

Materials

  • 3 Tbsp unrefined shea butter
  • 1 Tbsp cocoa butter
  • 2 tsp lanolin
  • 1 Tbsp jojoba oil
  • 2 tsp rosehip seed oil
  • 2 tsp almond oil
  • 1 tsp vitamin E oil
  • 1 tsp arrowroot powder
  • 5-7 drops essential oils

Instructions

  • Add the shea butter, cocoa butter, and lanolin to glass bowl
    shea butter and cocoa butter in solid form in clear glass bowl
  • Heat oils until everything is completely melted
    shea and cocoa butters in clear glass bowl in melted form
  • Remove glass bowl from saucepan to start cooling
  • Add jojoba oil, rosehip seed oil, almond oil and vitamin E oil
  • Place mixture into fridge for 20-30 mins (or freezer if you need quicker - just keep an eye on it), stirring once or twice until becomes opaque and soft peanut butter texture
  • Remove from fridge/freezer
  • Whip for 5-8 minutes until light, fluffy and creamy with hand mixer
    white face cream ingredients whipped in clear glass mixing bowl on green countertop
  • Add essential oils and whip additional minute
    Two different sized amber bottles of essential oils sitting on green kitchen counter
  • Spoon into clean glass jar with tight fitting lid. You should have enough to almost fill 2 x 4oz. jars.
    whipped face cream in clear glass jar held by a woman

Notes

See original blog post for links to purchase supplies to create this recipe and for cost breakdown per batch.