Teach Soap

I'm making a batch of soap today, and I measured out my oils then was going to infuse them with some rosemary on the stove... I guess I should have just infused a thing of olive oil or something instead of trying to infuse all my oils together. Anyway, the cheesecloth came apart and rosemary went everywhere, which meant I had to strain it, and all I had to do this with was cheesecloth. In the straining process I obviously lost some oil. My original weight was 571g, and now I have 523, which is significant for that size batch...
If I added more oil in the same percentage they were in the original to get me back up to my original weight can I salvage the batch? or would it be too risky since I don't know what percentage of what I lost...I just don't want to have to throw out all that good oil, lol

I'd really appreciate some input from some more experienced soapmakers..

Thanks

Which oils did you use? Look at the % of each and calculate a micro batch. Looks like you're missing 48 grams of oils.
Since you don't want this batch to go to waste, just to be on the safe side, do a higher superfat. Makes sense?

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Irena
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So make a micro batch of 48g using the same percentage and add it to the oils I have then use the same lye/water, and you think that'll be fine? I was already using a 8% superfat

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Irena
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