🤰 Pearhead Pregnancy Belly Casting Kit - Expecting Mom's Keepsake Mold for Pregnant Belly - White Review

Nice basic set but I would suggest taking some plaster to mix and capping the final impression once it has dried. This results in a smoother and much more appealing piece of art for your wall. Otherwise you may see fibers from the sliver as you can see in many of the other photos from the reviews. It will require some artistic skill around the nipples, but I think it will come out a lot better when done this way.

I loved doing the tummy tuck, 5 rollers was more than enough. I took a photo mold and one just for my belly for another project I'm doing, so I got two molds out of one box. I also have some plaster left. I will be buying more products to thicken and smooth it out so I can shape it but I am very happy with my purchase and my experience with this product. Act!

Beautiful set! So easy to make, I made everything myself. I suggest measuring the fullest part of your belly and cutting out strips of 3 sizes: large, medium and small. Using a baking sheet, I added water, dipped each piece in the water, and placed them on my stomach. There were a lot of plaster strips, so my plaster is nice and thick! Instead of petroleum jelly, I used organic coconut oil to keep the patch from sticking to me. It wasn't very messy for me, but I'm very artistic and creative by…

It takes a very long time to create the 3 layers he wants you to be strong, I started feeling bad and when I would pass out right away while my husband applied it and over time it peeled off my skin after the first layer. It didn't work for us and it took too long to meet our needs so I was very disappointed as it was what I really wanted. I would suggest arranging a professional cast if you're really pinning your hopes on it like I did. This was my first pregnancy so I'm very upset that I…

Very easy to use and great! Here are some tips I learned along the way. The less water, the faster it dries. If you decide to breastfeed and want more support, you can use a bra or saran, or elevate your arms over your arms (just work fast when using this method). Your bra is washable, but it may not be the same, so don't use your favorite.3. Do not dispose of plaster water down the drain. If it gets on your clothes, let it dry and remove most of it before washing.4. Save a roll (or more) of…

I just wanted to say that I loved this product! I bought it as a surprise for my sister-in-law; I stayed with her for the weekend for her kids party and we were able to set it up, put on a cast and get ourselves up and running in about 2 hours. She said it wasn't uncomfortable other than a little itchy when drying, but that was to be expected. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because it would be SO helpful if the kit included pre-measured strips and a tray to dip into. ! And then I…

The water should be warm. If it gets cold, change the water. The plaster becomes smoother and adheres better to warm water. The edges will be thin. The solution to this problem is to push the ends further than necessary and then trim off the excess before it dries. We did that and it worked well. You can also reinforce the edges with additional strips after drying. I had no problem with ours not drying out or losing their shape. It started drying before we even finished adding layers. It's…

The only reason I'm giving these two stars is because I can't think of a better way to physically commemorate my post-baby bump. real crap. All pregnancy apps talk about cast so I thought why not? It looked cheap, easy and fun. No, it's not fun (and I'm pretty tricky!) Tips: - Don't bother lubricating the bud. Lubrication causes the heavy, wet plaster to move, slide, and fall. Ask someone else to do it to you instead of doing it to yourself. It might be a good idea to lie down on a warm, soft…