How to make Cream Base

There are various ways of making simple cream base. Having your cream base  (buying or making it yourself) make it easy in your DIY lotion and cream making. All you need is get a cream base of an appropriate amount and add your ingredients in it.
These are some of the various ways to make your cream base, depending on your choice and/or availability of the materials.
1 cup emulsifying wax
1/2 cup stearic acid
1/2 cup acetyl alcohol
60ml coconut oil
750ml water
30ml glycerine
20ml vitamin E oil
20 drops essential oil
3 tbsp lactic acid
20ml preservative
Method
In a double boiler, melt the waxes and coconut oil.
Remove from heat.
Gradually, add water to the oil mixture and blend.
Add the remaining ingredients and blend well. When the mixture is cool, add preservative and mix well.
Store in a jar and close tightly.
30g e wax
15g beeswax
300ml floral water, distilled water or green tea
100ml almond or coconut oil
5ml vitamin E oil
3ml essential oil of choice
2.5ml preservatives
Method: follow the method above.
Moisturising cream base
1 cup beeswax
I cup cetyl alcohol
30g stearic acid
20g lanolin
20g shea butter
30ml glycerine
5ml essential oil
500ml water
10ml preservatives
Method: in a double boiler, qdd beeswax, cetyl alcohol, shea butter.
Warm the water in a separate pot.
Add lanolin and glycerine to the waxes and bring it down when melted.
Add water and mix with stick blender until it forms a creamy consistency.
Add essential oil.
Add preservatives
45g e wax
25g  stearic acid
100ml sweet almond oil
500ml water
10ml vitamin E oil
30ml  lacticacid
10 drops essential oil of choice
20ml glycerine
5ml preservatives
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