OK, so I'm a massage therapist and found a GREAT recipe for magnesium cream online. I've tweaked it here and there, like recently I added a nice arnica oil I found, and I've been adding an all natural lotion to help thin it out and make it a little smoother (Its not PERFECT it has dimethicone as one of the LAST ingredients but its pretty good stuff), and I've also been cutting the shea with cocoa butter because i like the smell more.
So first, am I in the right subreddit? are there better ones?
And when making a whipped shea cream what blender do you use?? I have a cheap hand immersion blender where I used the whisk once and it broke, so they sent me another one and it worked OK for the second batch but was not working well towards the end (Making noises like it was stripping), I've already broken a hand blender that I've had for YEARS, and last batch I just used the blender part. it worked OK.... but was very tiring to hold it for so long and i feel like it never got as airy as it has in the past. Wondering if this is because I used the blender this time, or if I added lotion too soon.
AND need some input on a better blender in general lol
ANDDD if anyone could help on percents of the arnica oil to use, or tips on that it would be greatly appreciated!
And this stuff is amazing! really helps with pain relief and I think I'm noticing a good difference by adding the arnica
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