Review on 🛁 Complete Bath Bomb Making Kit – 12 Molds, 12 Soap Dyes & Shrink Wrap Bags – DIY Supplies for Crafters – Food Grade Safe Colorants for Stunning Bath Bombs – Includes Instructions by Jessica Lewis

So I've had this product less than a week and have made over 20 bath bombs and several shower steam generators. I made my first batch of the recipe using 8 ounces baking soda, 4 ounces citric acid, 4 ounces cornstarch, 2 ounces Epsom salts, 2 ounces sweet almond oil with 1 teaspoon coconut oil and 1 teaspoon cream of tartar. The mix came out, but I wasn't too happy with the hold. Soooo I tried another recipe and this time it was almost impossible to get the mold off. Lies about no dents. Let's just say I had to keep tapping to get it out, I got so pissed I had to take the mixture out and reseal the mold. Oh, and I used shrink wrap which was a bit too big for the size of the bath bombs they make. I will return the product as your property (no dent policy applies). I learned from Betty Crocker how to use rosewater or witch hazel to dilute food coloring, works amazing! I had to use almost half a bottle of Betty Crocker to get the "red" cherry color. I'm not too happy with this purchase. I got caught up in the hype. I think I should have read the critical reviews.