Silky Oatmeal, Milk and Honey Lotion Recipe Silky Oatmeal, Milk and Honey Lotion Recipe

Silky Oatmeal, Milk and Honey Lotion Recipe

Enjoy the moisturizing benefits of shea butter, aloe, sunflower oil, and coconut oil in this easy-to-make lotion. This recipe uses Crafter's Choice...
Enjoy the moisturizing benefits of shea butter, aloe, sunflower oil, and coconut oil in this easy-to-make lotion. This recipe uses Crafter's Choice Satin & Silk Lotion, and one of our most popular fragrances: Oatmeal, Milk & Honey. This is a great recipe for beginner lotion-makers! Note that this recipe only makes two bottles of lotion which allows beginners the opportunity to practice before making a large batch.
This recipe was used in the Simple Secrets video "Filling Lotion Bottles"
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By Michael A Crooks Aug 13, 2025

Yield: (2) 8 oz. Bottles

Est Time: 1/2 Hour

Level: Easy

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Directions

Step 1

To a plastic beaker, add 7 ml of Oatmeal, Milk & Honey Fragrance Oil with 3.5 ml of Vanilla Color Stabilizer. Mix well and let sit for at least 2 minutes.

Step 2

Spoon 16 oz. of Satin & Silk Lotion into a microwaveable measuring cup with pouring spout.

Step 3

Heat the lotion in the microwave in thirty-second increments until the base is 130º F. Be sure not to overheat! Heating above 140º F can inactivate the preservative in the lotion.

Step 4

Add the fragrance mixture to the lotion and blend in.

Step 5

Place a plastic bottle on a scale and hit the TARE button to zero out the scale.

Step 6

Pour eight ounces of lotion into the bottle. Pour the remaining lotion into the other bottle. If lotion is too thick to pour, put lotion into a zip close bag. Cut the tip off of one corner and squeeze lotion into the bottle.

Step 7

Allow lotion to cool completely in the bottles.

Step 8

Cut the tubes on the Saddle Pump Tops to fit the length of the bottles.

Step 9

Twist on the pump tops to finish the product.

Step 10

If you plan to sell or give this product to others, we recommend proper labeling.

To Use

To Use: Pump onto hands and massage into skin as desired. 

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