r/DIYBeauty • • 21h ago

discussion We Have Bath and Body Works at Home!

12 Upvotes

I absolutely love that my vanity is covered in body sprays of the exact fragrances and strengths I love. My bathroom has the body butters and bath oils in the formulations that I love in the strong scents I crave.

My packaging is handwritten but I made what is in the container at a fraction of the price! I don't wait until something goes on sale or is "in season" because I make what want when I want it!

I cringe at these fake influencers gushing over yet another weak ass Eos lotion that smells cheap and watery. I'm not going to let a company tell me that I need to pay $100 to have a designer fragrance body butter. The same body butter costs me about $6 to make. It's an insane rip off that is only normalized because it's all around us!

I'm probably never buying anything from Eos, Native, Bodycology, Tree Hut, Bath and Body Works for the rest of my natural life.

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r/DIYBeauty • • 4h ago

question What is the best body butter recipe you have found?

3 Upvotes

Hi! I have seen so many recipes on tik tok it is overwhelming so i thought asking here would be best! i love a body butter that is the type you can put a little on and get a nice glow or put on a lot and be greasy. I have made body butters before with shea butter and a few different oils (jojoba, almond, calendula, and vitamin E oil) but then ran out and just used store bought lotions for a while but i have been diagnosed with hashimoto’s and i want to go back to making it myself so i know what exactly is going on my body. any specific brands of shea, mango, cacao, etc butters that are good? please all suggestions are so appreciated thank you so much 😊