Teach Soap

I want to make soap in some thick silicone molds that I have, the type you get from flexiblemolds.com. They have a small opening at the top to squeeze the soap out of when it's done. I've only used M&P in these molds before, and even as hard as that gets, it can be a challenge to pop out. I want to try making CP soap in some of the shapes I have in silicone, but I'm afraid they will just squish coming out of the mold. Does anyone have a recipe used for this type of mold that you're willing to share? If you don't want to post it but are willing to private message I'd appreciate any help I can get. I've been playing with soap calc but can't find a combination that will make a super hard soap that is also somewhat gentle.

100% coconut with a 20% superfat.

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Will it be too harsh for use as a bath soap?

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Thanks! I'll give it a try!

I found this recipe gives me a pretty hard bar, the hardest of all batches I have made (I am still learning ))))
Castor oil - 70 grams
Olive oil - 350 grams
Beef tallow - 350 grams
7%superfat
33% water as percent of oil weight
Gives me enough soap to fill a 1 kg mould but you may want to play with figures on soapcalc to come up with the volume you need.

Soap Calc gives 34 for hardness number but it is very hard especially after curing!
Not sure if you will like using tallow but I found this is the best recipe I have came up with so far! Doesn't dry my skin at all! Bubbles nicely and just so soft!

Thank you!