🛀 Premium 14-Piece Bath Bomb Mold Kit: Includes 2 Bath Bomb Press and 12 Stamps - DIY Tools for Perfectly Shaped Bath Bombs Review

I've been trying to make bath bombs for over a month and the resulting metal shapes won't release them. I only used them around the house so it didn't really matter, I threw everything in the bath and everything worked fine. But I wanted to be able to give some of these away for Christmas. THAT'S GREAT! I'm so glad I finally have bath bombs to share with others! Maybe even sell something at a friend's store. The photos are my first batch with them so they are different sizes. But it shows you…

What a cool press I bought to use to make bath and shower bombs. It took a little getting used to, but once I got the hang of it, it was pretty easy to use. On my first blues batch, 5 out of 5 failed and I almost gave up. I'm really glad I decided to try again the next day as they've gotten so much better. It's not a perfect system, and some of them are a little flimsy. I put some inside so I couldn't just put them down. I made about 30 bath bombs and about 11 of them were wonky. I've included…

This worked much easier and faster than round bath bomb molds. Depending on your recipe, they hold the part well off the slices. You can make multiple bombs very quickly by packing the mixture firmly into the mold and then pressing it directly onto the drying surface (in my case it was parchment paper on a baking sheet). I keep a small brush handy to brush off any mixture that's stuck to the design disc (usually just a small amount if that happens). The large shape makes for a fairly typical…