🛁 Bath Bomb Mold Kit with Bath Bombs Press - DIY Making Supplies Tool: Includes 1 Barrel and 6 Stamps Review

I love it! We made bath bombs for a school project. We tested many different recipes and many different shapes (including spheres) and the bombs we made with this press outperformed all other shapes. It's so easy to use, trust me because I'm terrible at crafts. Our favorite recipe: 1 cup baking soda, 1/2 cup citric acid, 1/2 cup cornstarch, 2 teaspoons Epsom salts, 4 teaspoons liquid coconut oil, 1 teaspoon essential oil, and a few drops of coloring. Each batch made 4 bath bombs with a small…

I have very mixed feelings about this product. If you can get projects out, they look good. However, since it's plastic, you definitely can't leave it on bath bombs or it will melt. And when you take it off when needed, the material sometimes sticks to the top and ruins the design. Or loses its shape as it dries. Now I've changed my recipe to improve it to prevent this from happening, but so far after trying 5 different recipes that work great and silicone or plastic molds I haven't found the…

I've tried ball molds and silicone molds and both had serious problems (silicone molds had to wait at least a week but they still crumbled, the ball molds got stuck on one side and wouldn't come out). no breakage.) The press was very easy to use and I was able to make as much as I wanted at once instead of having to wait a week or so between batches for my molds to be ready. I learned as I walked, so some shapes worked better than others, but after a few tries, I learned how to grip firmly and…