Kitchen Spice Extracts with Vegetable Glycerin
Extracts are an amazing way to add color to your lotions, cremes, washes, and soaps. You can get some amazing colors from the spices in your kitchen and Vegetable Glycerin is a great way to extract color, and you get all of the amazing benefits of glycerin!
Additional Video
pH: What It Does & Why It Matters - https://youtu.be/oziLuYgwttQ
Difficulty Level: Beginner
Approximate yield: 1 Pound
Equipment You’ll Need
• Mixing bowl
• Sealable glass container – mason jars work great
• Strainer
• Coffee Filters
Ingredients
• 1 Lb - Vegetable Glycerin
• 1 Tbsp - Turmeric OR Paprika, OR you can use saffron – you don’t need a whole tablespoon of saffron, just a few sprigs will color a whole pound of glycerin
No need for preservatives, glycerin in this amount will not allow for mold, bacteria, yeast or any other unwanted organisms.
Directions
• Heat the glycerin to 110F and mix in the spice of your choice
• Keep in a warm place, ideally at 110F but room temperature will still yield a beautiful color
• Let sit for 2 – 30 days. If you can keep it at a higher temp, the color will be extracted faster.
• Strain by placing a coffee filter in a strainer with a container underneath. You may need to strain twice to remove any sediment.
• Add to your skincare recipe in place of Vegetable Glycerin.
Please note that this recipe has not been challenge tested for preservation efficacy. If you use this recipe for market sales, it is up to you to ensure the safety of the product. We strongly recommend 3rd party challenge testing.
If you need additional help, please contact us at info@ewlnatural.com or 866-252-9639.
Видео Kitchen Spice Extracts with Vegetable Glycerin канала Essential Wholesale & Labs
Additional Video
pH: What It Does & Why It Matters - https://youtu.be/oziLuYgwttQ
Difficulty Level: Beginner
Approximate yield: 1 Pound
Equipment You’ll Need
• Mixing bowl
• Sealable glass container – mason jars work great
• Strainer
• Coffee Filters
Ingredients
• 1 Lb - Vegetable Glycerin
• 1 Tbsp - Turmeric OR Paprika, OR you can use saffron – you don’t need a whole tablespoon of saffron, just a few sprigs will color a whole pound of glycerin
No need for preservatives, glycerin in this amount will not allow for mold, bacteria, yeast or any other unwanted organisms.
Directions
• Heat the glycerin to 110F and mix in the spice of your choice
• Keep in a warm place, ideally at 110F but room temperature will still yield a beautiful color
• Let sit for 2 – 30 days. If you can keep it at a higher temp, the color will be extracted faster.
• Strain by placing a coffee filter in a strainer with a container underneath. You may need to strain twice to remove any sediment.
• Add to your skincare recipe in place of Vegetable Glycerin.
Please note that this recipe has not been challenge tested for preservation efficacy. If you use this recipe for market sales, it is up to you to ensure the safety of the product. We strongly recommend 3rd party challenge testing.
If you need additional help, please contact us at info@ewlnatural.com or 866-252-9639.
Видео Kitchen Spice Extracts with Vegetable Glycerin канала Essential Wholesale & Labs
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