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167. Soap making molds

If you are tired of continually buying soap molds from your local crafts stores, you can also re-use and interchange your existing molds to make it more fun and exciting. This will also save you some money.

Soap custom molds are natural soap making supplies that usually make me excited about the imagined finished product, long before I’ve even started making them. For me, simply seeing the mold makes me visualize what my finished product would be like.

Soap molds are usually the easiest things to purchase. You can buy them at your local craft store and will probably plastic molds. There may be different types of molds - bar shaped, the usual round shaped beauty bar type of mold, molds shaped like a flower, hearts, star, etc. the best thing about them? They are really inexpensive so you can buy as many as you want and it would still fit your budget.

Your molds should help you in envisioning your final product. That would make for a more enjoyable soap-making session. Who knows? You might even make more than what you’ve bargained for.