What I have on hand

[brandi]

Sunflower oil
coconut oil
shea butter

SoapCalc © Recipe Name: Print Recipe Total oil weight16 Water as percent of oil weight38 % Super Fat/Discount5 % Lye Concentration28.33 %Water : Lye Ratio2.53:1 Sat : Unsat Ratio53 : 47 Iodine 62 INS 167 Fragrance Ratio0 Fragrance Weight 0 Oz IngredientPoundsOuncesGrams Water0.386.08172.365Lye - NaOH0.152.40368.132 #√Oil/Fat%PoundsOuncesGrams 1Coconut Oil, 76 deg500.58226.7962Sunflower Oil37.50.3756170.0973Shea Butter12.50.125256.699 Totals100116453.592 Soap Bar Quality Suggested Range Your Recipe Hardness 29 - 54 49 Cleansing 12 - 22 34 Conditioning 44 - 69 44 Bubbly 14 - 46 34 Creamy 16 - 48 16 Iodine 41 - 70 62 INS 136 - 165 167 Lauric 24 Myristic 10 Palmitic 8 Stearic 8 Ricinoleic 0 Oleic 16 Linoleic 28 Linolenic 0 Additives



How does this look?

 

[Hazel]

It's very hard to read the way you have it pasted into the post. I'm not sure where the gram info and percent into split up or if it's all gram info.

Have you ever made a salt bar?

You could try

80% Coconut
20% Sunflower
with 20% superfat

or

70% Coconut
20% Sunflower
10% Shea
with 20% superfat

You could use 50% salt ppo if you've never made a salt batch. It would be easier to cut or use individual cavity mold. Although, you don't have to add salt because it will still be nice without it.

 

[Kay]

From what I can read. (It is rather difficult to read) It looks like your recipe is mostly coconut oil. If that is the case, I would suggest you up the Superfatting like Hazel suggests. Superfatting will allow more of the coconut oil to be free, so it won't be as drying to your skin. My first batch I made was with just 100% coconut oil and I superfatted it at 18%. It does an excellent job without drying me out too bad.