🌹 Rose Heart-shaped Silicone Soap Mold for Handmade Crafts and DIY Soap Making Review

In this form I used paper clay. It turned out beautiful! The form is quite thick, so I only filled out half of it. It's a bit hard to get out of shape, but it takes a little patience.

This mold makes really nice soap. Each resulting bar weighs approximately 3.6 ounces, slightly less than regular bars, but their shape makes them look larger. If you're on the fence, I recommend you give it a try.

We made this shape in purple using lavender essential oils. This is one of the most detailed picture-like shapes we've ever used, and we have many shapes. We gave them away for Mother's Day.

Bought to make soap for a friend who just got married. I used shea butter, lavender essential oil and high purity organic glycerin, melted and poured a soap base with mica powder and organic glitter that are made from plants and not plastic. The glitter will settle to the bottom of the mold, which will be the top of the soap. Slightly dissolved. Be sure to store in a cool place as heat is bad for this type of mold.

This is the second shape I've bought. The first made soap that was crooked, meaning that when you remove the finished soap from the mold, one side is noticeably higher than the other. I'm an experienced soap maker so I know I'm not wrong. I figured if I bought a second one I might not have the same problem, but unfortunately I was wrong. This mold is just as bad if not worse. Now I have two molds that make uneven bars of soap. It's too late for the first return, I'll send the second one back.