If you're feeling a little experimental, you could separate the oils and try the crazy recipes below. I don't have any idea how they'll turn out but who knows? Sometimes odd recipes turn out nice.
I have to admit I liked the look of this one. It would probably need a longer curing period because it might be a little soft. The iodine level is 72 but when I tried to drop the safflower, the CO percentage went up higher than I prefer. But you might consider lowering the safflower and trying it if you like more CO in a batch.
3 oz Apricot Kernel Oil
4 oz Cocoa Butter
8 oz Coconut Oil
5 oz Safflower Oil
6 oz Olive Oil
2 oz Castor Oil
The values of this batch are in line with what I like to use for shower bars and I also like to use beer for the liquid. However, the castor oil percentage is a little higher than I normally use so I don’t know if it will be sticky.
3 oz Shea Butter
2 oz Cocoa Butter
6 oz Coconut Oil
4 oz Safflower Oil
2 oz Olive Oil
3 oz Castor Oil
or to make it slightly more conditioning (but slightly softer)
Again, castor percentage is a little high
3 oz Shea Butter
2 oz Cocoa Butter
5 oz Coconut Oil
4 oz Safflower Oil
2 oz Olive Oil
3 oz Castor Oil
You're still going to end up with leftover oils. Perhaps you could use the rest of the oils and shea in a scrub. Although, you’re still going to have a lot of castor left.
If you'd be willing to buy some more CO and OO from a local store, you could make a couple more batches. I think LouAna coconut oil comes in a 31 oz container. You could use some of it to make a salt batch.
15 oz Coconut Oil
2 oz Avocado Oil
1 oz Castor Oil
20% SF
I like to use about 75% salt so in a batch this size I'd add 13.5 oz salt.
Buy a 34 oz bottle of olive (which will be slightly more than 34 oz in weight because these bottles are filled according to fluid oz). Use the whole bottle, the remaining coconut, the remaining AVO and some castor.
34 oz Olive Oil
15 oz Coconut Oil
4 oz Avocado Oil
4 oz Castor Oil
However, you'd still have 6 oz safflower and 6 oz of castor left. I don't know what you can do with the glycerin. You didn't post how much you had of it. If it's not a large amount, you could split it up between all the batches to add a little more glycerin to the soap.
