Easy recipe for cafe mocha soap

I love the smell of both coffee and chocolate so how could this mixture possibly go wrong? I used the calculator over at Soapcalc in order to figure out exactly what percentages or weights I needed to use. This is an easy hot process soap. I do suggest you only use your essential oils or perfumes at the end. Otherwise the heat of the hot process will burn off your scent.

Brew coffee triple strength several hours prior to creating batch of soap.  This will be used for the lye.  I like to add cloves into the brewed coffee as it adds a bit of a complex smell later.  
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Total oil weight 3 lb
Water as percent of oil weight 38.00 %
Super Fat/Discount 5 %
Lye Concentration 27.883 %
Water : Lye Ratio 2.5864:1
Sat : Unsat Ratio 60 : 40
Iodine 41
INS 176
Fragrance Ratio 0.5
Fragrance Weight 1.50 oz
Pounds Ounces Grams
Water 1.140 18.24 517.09
Lye – NaOH 0.441 7.05 199.92
Oils 3.000 48.00 1,360.78
Fragrance 0.094 1.50 42.53
Soap weight before CP cure or HP cookMore info 4.675 74.79 2,120.32
# Oil/Fat % Pounds Ounces Grams
1 Coconut Oil, 76 deg 35.00 1.050 16.80 476.27
2 Tallow Beef 40.00 1.200 19.20 544.31
3 Shea Butter 5.00 0.150 2.40 68.04
4 Olive Oil 20.00 0.600 9.60 272.16
Totals 100.00 3.000 48.00 1,360.78
Soap Bar Quality Range Your Recipe
Hardness 29 – 54 56
Cleansing 12 – 22 27
Conditioning 44 – 69 39
Bubbly 14 – 46 27
Creamy 16 – 48 30
Iodine 41 – 70 41
INS 136 – 165 176
Lauric 18
Myristic 9
Palmitic 17
Stearic 12
Ricinoleic 0
Oleic 33
Linoleic 5
Linolenic 1
Additives Notes
Finished product!
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