As mentioned in @SPowers thread, a 50% superfat soap. Which probably won't clean well, so it's bad soap, and it's meant to be washed off, so it's bad body butter. But I'm curious, so I'm donating 100g of oils for science. After a lot of thought, I decided on the following percentages:
50% coconut oil
30% Babassu oil
20% cocoa butter
Liquid was distilled water instead of my usual AVJ, with 2% SG. I also used ROE, but my scale doesn't measure small amounts, so I used a pipette to pick up a few drops, and hoped for the best. My oils turned a little brown, so I may have used too much. I also threw in some MM Poppycock Mica for a little shimmer, and also to see if the product could wash off it's own Mica, or if it left enough residue that some remained.
FO WSP Basil, Sage & Mint
I wound up microwave hot processing the batter so it saponified enough to emulsify. I mean, it might have gotten there eventually with CP, but I'm tired and impatient.
The experiment is still in little molds, sized for 1-2 time use. Since it's not really soap, I don't imagine it'll handle being frequently exposed to skin/tap water. The Chelator/antioxidant is there to try to make sure it gets through cure without going bad, but I don't think the material itself will have enough alkalinity to handle frequent contact with dirt and water over time.
I'll update this thread as this experiment processes.
50% coconut oil
30% Babassu oil
20% cocoa butter
Liquid was distilled water instead of my usual AVJ, with 2% SG. I also used ROE, but my scale doesn't measure small amounts, so I used a pipette to pick up a few drops, and hoped for the best. My oils turned a little brown, so I may have used too much. I also threw in some MM Poppycock Mica for a little shimmer, and also to see if the product could wash off it's own Mica, or if it left enough residue that some remained.
FO WSP Basil, Sage & Mint
I wound up microwave hot processing the batter so it saponified enough to emulsify. I mean, it might have gotten there eventually with CP, but I'm tired and impatient.
The experiment is still in little molds, sized for 1-2 time use. Since it's not really soap, I don't imagine it'll handle being frequently exposed to skin/tap water. The Chelator/antioxidant is there to try to make sure it gets through cure without going bad, but I don't think the material itself will have enough alkalinity to handle frequent contact with dirt and water over time.
I'll update this thread as this experiment processes.