Teach Soap

I just made my first batch of CP and THINK I'm hooked. I've been buying a handcrafted soap for years and decided to venture out and start making my own (just lost my job, so I have lots of time). I am looking for a recipe that has the following: olive, soy, coconut, sweet almond and castor oils along with cocoa and shea butter. I'm just not sure how to pull all of this together.I will have lots of questions, but this is the first one.

Thanks.....

Here's a website with recipes: www.millersoap.com

This is a recipe I use for winter soap, good for beginner because it traces faster. This makes about 2 lb soap. I add Sweet Orange EO and some sweet floral FO and it compliment the ginger very well. Ginger helps increase your blood circulation, very good for winter cold hands and feet. Oh, do you have palm oil?

Olive oil 176g
Coconut oil 176g
Shea butter 82g
Palm oil 118g
Castor oil 35g
Lye 89g
water 132g
ginger puree 90g

Mix water with lye set it aside till temperature is right. Cut up some fresh ginger and puree with some water. Mix lye solution into the melted oil pot then pour in the ginger puree. Seriously, get your EO and FO and color if you want to color it ready before you start. This recipe traces in 15 minutes! If you are not using ginger puree in this recipe remember to add 90g of water back!

Thank you so much.....I will certainly give this a try. I'm new to soapmaking and posting on a forum, so hope you get this ok.

Have a great day!

B

Oops...yes do have all of the ingredients you listed. This looks great, and I wanted to do a batch today with the essence of orange. Your reply was perfect timing. When I get it done I will post something. The only drawback to the CP is the length of time for cure.....I'm working on being patient!