Bath Thyme Bakery

Hey y'all hey Facebook Family! Thank you SO much for all of your encouragement and support on the sugar scrub video I posted a little over a week ago! Like WOW! I'm genuinely happy it was helpful to so many of you.

I don't know how often I'll be posting free formulations but, if anything, I'll be sure to always find ways to teach in my videos and on instagram so that we can continue to grow together

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Restocking sugar polishes ❤️

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Let’s make emulsified sugar scrubs! Free formula and tutorial posted at Bath Thyme Bakery🧁

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The BEST Emulsified Body Scrub Tutorial (Free Recipe)

Hey y'all hey! New video on YT. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcSf2GmrPk0&ab_channel=BathThymeBakery%2CLLC

The BEST Emulsified Body Scrub Tutorial (Free Recipe) F I N D B T B O N S O C I A L M E D I A:♡ Instagram: BathThymeBakery♡ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Baththymebakery/ ♡ Email: [email protected]...

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The BEST Emulsified Body Scrub Tutorial (Free Recipe)

F I N D B T B O N S O C I A L M E D I A:
♡ Instagram: BathThymeBakery
♡ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Baththymebakery/
♡ Email: [email protected]
♡ Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/BathThymeBakery
♡ Pinterest: pinterest.com/baththymebakeryllc/
♡ Website: https://www.baththymebakery.com/
♡ Youtube: youtube.com/c/BathThymeBakeryLLC

Y O U C A N A L S O F I N D M E @ C H E M I S T C O L L E C T I V E:
Chemist Collective is a group of 6 women in Cosmetic Science. We discuss all of the things: Haircare, skincare, bodycare, ingredients, formulation tips, skin types, being entrepreneurs and more. Join the fam!
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F O R M U L A | I N G R E D I E N T S | C O M P A N I E S:
Be sure to watch this video as I provide helpful tips to help you achieve this beautifully textured sugar scrub.

♡ 0.50% - Emulsified Wax - Soft and Silky - Wholesale Supplies Plus
♡ 0.35% - Cetyl Alcohol - MakeYourOwn.buzz @MakeYourOwn
♡ 6.50% - Glycerin - Wholesale Supplies Plus @Wholesale Supplies Plus
♡ 0.05% - Xanthan Gum - Make Your Own.buzz
♡ 3.50% - Distilled Water - Local Grocery Store
♡ 9.00% - Shea Butter - Essential Depot @Essential Depot
♡ 4.50% - Avocado Oil - Make Your Own.buzz
♡ 7.20% - Polysorbate 80 - Wholesale Supplies Plus
♡ 0.90% - Fragrance Oil - LoneStar Candle Company @Lone Star Candle Supply
♡ 0.70% - Phenylpropanol - Making Cosmetics @MakingCosmetics
♡ 66.80% - White Sugar - Local Grocery Store
♡ 1g/10oz scrub - Flirt - Mad Micas (Can't tag them for some reason)
♡ 1g/10oz scrub - Yellow Vibrance Mica -Nurture Soaps (can't find a YT channel to tag)

I N C I:
Sucrose, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Polysorbate 80, Glycerin, Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil, Water, Fragrance, Phenylpropanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Cetearyl Alcohol (and) Ceteareth-20, Cetyl Alcohol, Mica

H E L P F U L L I N K S:
♡ If you're in the USA vet your colorants here: https://bit.ly/354qoUF
♡ Unsure how to calculate the percentages above? try this: https://bit.ly/3LOSwfh

M U S I C: N/A

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Happy Valentines Day, Loves!

You are capable.
You are worthy.
You are enough.
Love Yourself Today & Always.

XoXo - Kai

I don't recommend using a salt or sugar scrub of any kind on your face.

If you look at sugar and salt under a microscope, you will see that they aren't perfectly smooth and have sharp points. These sharp points can tear our skin on a microscopic level (micro-tears). Continued micro-tearing of our skin can lead to broken capillaries and weakened skin that will age poorly.

If you prefer to use a physical exfoliant on your face, consider jojoba beads exfoliants. The beads are spherical and do not micro-tear the delicate skin on our faces.

I don't recommend using a salt or sugar scrub of any kind on your face.

If you look at sugar and salt under a microscope, you will see that they aren't perfectly smooth and have sharp points. These sharp points can tear our skin on a microscopic level (micro-tears). Continued micro-tearing of our skin can lead to broken capillaries and weakened skin that will age poorly.

If you prefer to use a physical exfoliant on your face, consider jojoba beads exfoliants. The beads are spherical and do not micro-tear the delicate skin on our faces.

We owe this gentleman, Alfred Cralle, a huge thank you!

Alfred Cralle is the inventor of the Ice Cream Scoop, originally called the "Ice Cream Mold and Disher". Have you tried scooping ice cream with a spoon? The darn thing sticks to the spoon! He observed the difficulty associated with scooping ice cream and getting it into cones and wanted to solve that problem.

The Ice Cream Mold and Disher was patented in 1897 and was more cone like in appearance (next post) than the scoops we know today.

Bath Thyme Bakery is inspired by all things sweet and we love the look of scooped ice cream. 🥰😍

Hats off to an amazing inventor did not get the acknowledgement he deserved for his invention.

The original Ice Cream Scoop founded by Alfred Cralle, an African American Inventor, in 1897 (in previous post). It would be so cool to get a vintage "Ice Cream Mold and Disher".

We are beautiful at EVERY age 🥰

How do the words/phrases "anti-aging" or "aging gracefully" make you feel?

Here’s a quick breakdown on the difference between hydrating vs moisturizing our skin.

Here’s a quick breakdown on the difference between hydrating vs moisturizing our skin.

Handmade meets science over here!

I'm gaining so much knowledge in my cosmetic science program that's helping me create science-driven handmade skin care... that works!

The development of these shampoo formulations has been a welcomed labor of love over the last 6 months.

Now time for FACTS:

Y'all know I ADORE artisan soaps, however, they should NEVER be used on ANYONE'S hair. This is because the salts in soap react with the dissolved minerals in water (calcium, magnesium, copper, etc.) resulting in soap scum that is deposited on to the hair.

As you may know, soap scum is insoluble in water !

Long term mineral buildup will leave our hair with a dull appearance, dry texture, and/or "crunchy" feel. It may seem like products don't work anymore or like our hair is difficult to style. You may even notice that water takes forever to penetrate your hair.

The good news is that you can use my clarifying/chelating shampoo bars to help remove minerals and product build up from your hair.

These beautiful bars will be released on BTBs website February 18, 2022!

3 Ingredient Highlights:

🧁Niacinamide @ 3% is moisturizing: It helps supports our skin's moisture barrier and it visibly improves our skins texture and appearance.

🧁Sodium Lactate is hydrating: It’s a moisturizing humectant MORE POTENT than glycerin that supports deep hydration of the skin.

🧁Allantoin Powder is moisturizing and exfoliating: It’s gentle and it helps reduce dry and flaky skin, ultimately, supporting our skins ability to receive hydration.

The pH rests between 4.5-5.

The gift that keeps on giving, Bakuchiol.
A well studied and scientifically backed ingredient that suits several skin types.

It has anti-aging, acne-reducing, and complexion enhancing properties.

Let's elaborate just a little further.

🧁Retinol is highly effective in treating various skin concerns including wrinkles, dull skin, acne (by unclogging pores), and more. Studies have shown Bakuchiol to offer similar results but without the harsh side effects - e.g. sensitivity to the sun, skin irritation, and redness.

🧁Anti-aging: Bakuchiol increases cell turnover and collagen production. More specifically Collagen type 1, 3, and 4. Collagen aids in the elasticity and firmness of our skin. Reduced collagen can lead to wrinkle formation.

🧁Acne-reducing: Bakuchiol is clinically proven to be more efficient than salicylic acid (we love salicylic acid over here too!). It is also proven to reduce acne by 48% after 6 weeks of use.

🧁Enhanced texture/complexion: Given the aforementioned, a decrease in acne, wrinkles, and an increase in the firmness and elasticity will help support enhanced texture.

What do you guys think about Bakuchiol?

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Hey crème brulées! We love bath bombs over here!

We ran a simple experiment to take a closer look at how bath bombs can impact the pH of bath water.

Visit our "What's Bakin'" blog at www.baththymebakery.com to learn more.
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Hey cream puffs!

What's your take on pH and skincare? Let us know below.

pH is important for our skin (and hair) health. The average pH of skin is 4.7, however it can range from pH 4-7 (7 is neutral..less than 7 is acidic)

That being said, our skin barrier is disturbed when there are elevations in its pH. Disturbance could result in weakened barrier function, a reduction of ceramide-generating enzymes (the good guys), increase in acne causing bacteria, exacerbated eczema, dermatitis, dryness, and more.

The positive? - Our skin can recover from pH disturbances. However, it can take up to 90 minutes for normal skin to recover from something as innocent as using a high pH product.

Discovering the pH of our skin and hair products is important. We want to maintain the acidity as best we can. For skincare, we recommend keeping an eye out for products in the pH range of 4.5-6.5 and for hair, 4-5.5.

Visit our blog for the full-post on ph, Skincare, Skin Health, and products. Link in the description or www.baththymebakery.com

Let's extend the Ice Cream Day celebration by one more day!
The 9 word answer (all lower case) is the code to a 10% discount at www.baththymebakery.com

Feel free to enter it below to help others (if you choose to!)

Offer valid now, July 19, 2021 - 11:59 PM MDT July 20, 2021

Thank you Flo from Progressive!