I made shampoo bars several weeks ago that I'm really liking and wanted to make another batch and you know it is, I want to make them NOW 
but I'm out of sweet almond oil. The recipe is basically 8 oz each of 4 oils: sweet almond, coconut, olive, and castor, with .7 oz of jojoba. Sweet almond has a SAP of 137. Hazlenut has a SAP of 136 and I have that but I read that it goes rancid quickly (and of course I read that after I bought it). Almond oil is 134 and I have that. Olive and Canola are close in SAP and I have those. Has anybody had experience substituting something for sweet almond oil? Is it just about the SAP or is there some quality in almond oil that I would be giving up that I might need? Should I try and talk myself into waiting until I can get some sweet almond oil?
but I'm out of sweet almond oil. The recipe is basically 8 oz each of 4 oils: sweet almond, coconut, olive, and castor, with .7 oz of jojoba. Sweet almond has a SAP of 137. Hazlenut has a SAP of 136 and I have that but I read that it goes rancid quickly (and of course I read that after I bought it). Almond oil is 134 and I have that. Olive and Canola are close in SAP and I have those. Has anybody had experience substituting something for sweet almond oil? Is it just about the SAP or is there some quality in almond oil that I would be giving up that I might need? Should I try and talk myself into waiting until I can get some sweet almond oil? 
