ambers_artworld
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Hi all of you smart soapy people! I've searched for the answer to this and can't seem to find it, sorry if it has already been answered elsewhere. My question is, if I make a batch high in coconut (30%) do I have to do a high super fat even if I use a high amount of Shea? I am hoping for a longer-lasting bar, and was wondering if 10% Shea, because of the high amount of nonsaponifiables, could replace a steep SF and allow me to do instead around five or 6%. The remaining oils are the usual suspects, palm, olive, Castor. What are your thoughts/experiences? Thanks in advance!