🦖 Dino Soap Making Kit for Kids - Craft Fun with Prehistoric Twist! Review

As other reviewers have said the molds are very difficult to squeeze and the molds don't come together completely so your melted soap gets in the crevices and the soap won't be perfect, but you can use a cutter to fix that. Overall my son and I had a blast making these and I'll probably be gifting them to people! Top Tip: Prepare everything before you melt the wax and add the ingredients very quickly! And then the wax melts very quickly and does not flow into the mold! I had to heat the wax a…

Pros: Interesting to make and use. Cons: Multiple repetitions. Our son loves dinosaurs and this would be a great way to encourage him to use soap when needed. Your child will find out. The mold making process took several times because it took us too long to fill the mold. It's good that the warm-up went well. I suggest keeping your molds close to your heat source (especially on cold days). It's going to be a bit messy, so I suggest preparing for it. I don't think a kid should do this alone…

Use this with my 4 year old. There are forms that need to be assembled correctly. Everything you need is in the box. Other kits I've seen require you to purchase other additional products, but this one has colors you can add and flavors (if you want). Detailed instructions on how to use these add-ons as well as how to create Multicolor. The only criticism I have is that there is a "stand" to hold the mold while it cools and it can only hold one soap at a time. So if you want to cook more than…

Be sure to read the directions for this project. Requires careful handling of the microwave oven. Don't let your kid do the microwave part. Caution, watch the clear soap base very closely as you heat it in the microwave. It took us less than the recommended microwave time because we have a powerful microwave. The set contains four basic colors (red, yellow, green, blue). Our 7 year old saw an example of a dinosaur with four colors and decided he wanted to make one on the first try, which took a

This is a great project for kids. I like it mainly for its simplicity and because it attracts all dino lovers. There are two things I would recommend in a seller: product design and quality control. Shapes, which are the advantage of this product, do not mix well with each other. Good thing they offer a small tool to flatten the bar of soap. The good news is that you can simply reuse the scraped off excess and heat it up for another dinosaur. But I have to inform the company about the quality…