Should I rebatch?

[momof7]

I am new at soap making. As I was making my fourth batch of soap I made the mistake of not measuring out my lye beforehand to see how much I had left. When I finally had it measured out I had already combined my coconut oil, castor oil, sweet almond oil and jojoba oil. I realized that I didn't have as much lye as I needed if I added the palm oil but did have enough if I left the palm oil out. So I proceeded without the palm oil. I made this with oatmeal water, added oatmeal and lavandar essential oil and tea tree oil. After looking over the SoapCalc "Soap Bar Quality" I am worrying that it will be a very cleansing bar (49) but not very conditioning A(26). Should I try melting it down and adding palm oil and more lye water to it? or should we just try using it this way? I don't want it to be drying to skin.
What do you think?

 

[Tegan]

Cure it out and see what you think. You can always rebatch later!

 

[Fragola]

But you did calculate the lye correctly ? I mean for the oils that went into the soap.

If you did, wait 1 week, try it, if you don't like it, rebatch with adding a little oil.

 

[Sunny]

As long as you used the appropriate amount of lye for the oils you used, it should be okay! I would just use it the way it is and then make your next batch as you intended. Then you can do some comparing!

 

[ToniD]

I'd cure it and try it also. If you don't like it at that point, another option is using it as embeds. (I hate rebatching)