don't sweat the flash point. it's relevant for shipping, not for soaping.
why? because
1) it's the temp at which ignitable fumes are formed. which means the temp at which fumes are given off which can be lit with an open flame.
2) once materials are mixed a new flash point is generated which is essentially an average of the flash points of the components in the proportions of the mixture (more or less).
so if you are heating an FO in a candle-lit warmer or something, it's important. if you are mixing it into your oils for soaping it's not.
The evaporation temp is interesting to someone adding an FO to hot HP soap, but the flash point doesn't tell you much. Heck, water evaporates at 212 but it's hard to set steam on fire - yanno?
BUT REMEMBER THAT A NEW EVAPORATION POINT IS GENERATED WHEN YOU MIX THE COMPONENTS TOGETHER - so still not relevant to CP soaping.