Not Manu - B's Soap- 2 - Fisher sub Palm for Tallow and Avocado for Almond

Add 1 tb of honey per Lb of oil - pull out a little of the combined oils and add in - mix then add back to the batch before the lye
Bee's wax melting point is 145f -

• Measure the temperatures of the lye-water and the oils. You should aim to cool them both to be about 130°F / 54°C for light-brown colored soap. If you want your bars darker and the honey scent stronger, then mix your soap at 150°F / 66°C. For the darker color it's better to pour the soap into a loaf mold too. If you're a beginner, stick to the temperature and mold for the lighter soap.

Pour first the honey then the lye-solution into the pan of oils. I tend to pour the lye through a sieve to catch any potential undissolved lye or bits.
Set the mold on a heat-proof surface and leave uncovered for two days. Alternatively, you can pop the mold in the fridge overnight. This will ensure a light color.