🔮 Versatile Crystal Molds: Resin Silicone for Gemstone Isomalt, Cake Decoration, Casting Epoxy Resin, Polymer Clay, Crystal Soap Review

This was my first time using Isomalt and every time every shape came out perfect so I was impressed. None broke at 12. I found the most realistic looking crystals were when I added the darkest color to the tips of the crystals and then gradually added Clear, mixing and pouring 5-7 coats until the base was 100% clear . (Look at the top crystal on my cake)

TLDR: excellent customer service and good molds for each material. Using resin Got 2 identical crystals EDIT: Seller sent me a new set of all 4 shapes! Excellent customer service! Thanks very much! Finally got to the forms. I knew right away that I wasn't going to get a glossy finish on my resin, so I postponed them until I was ready to finish them. I had residual resin, I used it and was pleasantly surprised. They need very little cleaning and are perfect for my ideas that need a top coat…

If you're going to make resin sculptures with these molds, don't expect them to be shiny. The molds are very rough on the inside and leave unwanted marks. To top it off these are crystal shapes, they should be as shiny as possible. At $25, having to sand my work and then pay the extra cost and hassle of adding a shiny material on top isn't worth it to me. I wish I could try them before the return period was up, but I didn't try them until recently and it was very disappointing.