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Crafter's Choice

Olive Butter Blend

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$4.59

Our Olive Butter Blend is derived from olive oil that has gone through the squalene process. Thought to contain high amounts of essential fatty acids, such as natural waxes. Use Olive Butter in your soaps, lotions, lip balms, shaving creams and much more! A great product to add to your soapmaking and cosmetic ingredients line.

Olive Butter Blend

Our Olive Butter Blend is derived from olive oil that has gone through the squalene process. Thought to contain high amounts of essential fatty aci...

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Directions

Gently melt the butter if needed and incorporate it into your cold process soap or personal care formula at the desired usage rate, blending thoroughly to ensure even distribution. Add to oils in CP soap before lye is introduced, or stir into lotions, balms, and creams during the oil phase. Always test your final formulation, as different butters can affect texture, hardness, and performance.

Warning

For external cosmetic use only. Not for ingestion. Avoid eyes. Discontinue if irritation occurs. Keep out of reach of children. Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

Specifics

INCI Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil
SAP Value NaOH 0.13
SAP Value KOH 0.19
CA Prop 65 Compliant
Shelf Life 1 year

Overall rating: 4.9444447 / 5 from 18 reviews.

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Nice Butter

"This butter has the consistency of coconut oil in its solid temperature. It is a bit of a heavier butter but is not super greasy. It will be great in soaps or for personal usage."

— Erin (5/5)

I love this cuticle oil kit

"I really enjoyed making this product. It was easy to make with a little extra left over. The lemon balm made it smell heavenly. Worth buying."

— Donna (5/5)

Nice

"Good size, I will be buying again"

— Shaunnet (5/5)

Alternative Butter Blend

"I used the olive butter blend in two different products and I liked the results. Nice smooth texture and conditioned the skin."

— Aliia (4/5)

Makes great boby butter

"I use this product in my nut-free body butter and my customers with nut allergies love it and so do I."

— Tajuanna (5/5)

AMAZING!!!

"A great butter to use, I used this in place of Olive Oil and its amazing!! Very moisturizing and smooth on the skin."

— Taneka (5/5)

Excellent Product

"love using this in my lotions and body butters"

— Alysa (5/5)

Olive Butter Blend

"I made the Nose & Paws lotion bar using this product. It worked really well. Although I know how much a pound is it was still a shockingly small container. Oh well, I plan on using more anyway. :)"

— Virginia (5/5)

One of the best blends

"This changed my entire body butter around, made it creamier and so smooth, will be ordering in bulk, a must have"

— Renee (5/5)

Blends Well

"Blends well into other ingredients. A little product goes a long way."

— Jullia (5/5)

Q&A

Is this product vegan?: Yes, this product can be considered vegan.
it says been through squalene process...does this contain shark liver? or does it contain ONLY plant based [olive]: The is vegetable derived.
What does the 55lb single bucket look like? And how easy it is to use and store? I'd like to figure this out before purchasing.: The 55# bucket is a tall white plastic pail with a metal handle. If you have ever ordered a 1 gal. or 5 gal. bucket of lotion, it is very similar to this but larger. The bucket is approximately 21" tall and 12" wide.
I am making cold process soap w/ this butter. Does WSP have any articles regarding shelf life of CPS and how to store or can you tell me how to do this?Thank you: Cold Process soap will last indefinitely. They should be stored unwrapped in a cool, dry area. Also, your ingredients should always be fresh to provide the longest shelf life. Most often, DOS, or Dreaded Orange Spots will appear when an oil has turned rancid. This can be due to using an old oil or from not letting the soap cure long enough because the soap has not had a chance to completely dehydrate.
I would like to add this to cold process soap; It isn't in the lye calculator. As this is mixed w/vegetable oil, should I use this in the lye calculator to determine the soap recipe? Thank you: You can use either Illipe or Sal Butter in your calculations as they have the same SAP value as the olive butter.