Bath Bomb Mold Kit & Bath Bombs Press DIY Making Supplies Tool - 1 Barrel 6 Stamps

I got this product to use with my nephew over the holidays as well as to make gifts for friends. These were extremely easy to use. The bath bombs came out easily and using less in the molds I was able to make shorter ones for my shower fizzers or for foot soaks. I loved the variety of designs and having two of the stampers was ideal so we could have two people making them at once.The stamps were very quick and easy to change out as well as being very simple to clean. I wasn't sure what to expect with some of the negative reviews but was pleasantly surprised. I actually got one of the smaller molds for Christmas which is just as amazing for making smaller versions.I would definitely recommend these for a great family fun activity.

I have a small business and do “made to order” bath bombs. Most are made with therapeutic grade essential oils. I can’t afford a mishaps like misshapen bombs, cracks, or moisture issues. This device works great! I fill it with 1/3 cup of my bath bomb mixture, press it into the cup a little, turn it over onto parchment paper, press, and voila! Perfect bath bomb every single time! They can be made as thick or thin as you like and the designs on each stamp have just enough detail to make each bomb look very high end, but not son much that the mix sticks in the crevices. It saves me a ton of time. I wish there were more stamp designs!

I like how easy these products are to fill and get on there however the problem seems to be is the designs don't hold up as well as they originally show. My next step is to try the corn starch someone recommended before pressing bath bombs. I will update when I can.

Love this! We made bath bombs for a school project. We tested a lot of different recipes and a lot of different molds (including spheres) and the bombs that we made with this press surpassed every other mold. It’s so easy to use, trust me on this because I am terrible at crafts. The recipe that worked best for us is: 1 cup baking soda, 1/2 cup citric acid, 1/2 cup cornstarch, 2T epsom salt, 4 T liquid coconut oil, 1 tsp essential oil, and a few drops of coloring. Each batch made 4 bath bombs with just a little left over (bath salt). Pack tightly, press onto a parchment lined baking sheet, let dry for a day, put in a shrink wrap bag and use a hair dryer to seal. These are gorgeous. Everyone who has seen them thinks we bought them in a store. It started as a school project but they are so much fun to make that we have been making more and giving them to friends. My kids are 8 and 10 years old and they love making these.

I used this for making shower steamers, my first time making them. Very easy to use, the different plates are super simple to change out and such nice designs. Did have a little problem with some of them sticking to the plates but easily fixed by adjusting the moisture in the mix. I tried them with fractionated coconut oil but they wouldn't set up hard so I used witch hazel in a spray bottle and that worked great. Product itself is sturdy and had no issues with it. I would probably get the one with more designs if I were to purchase again.

If you sell a stainless steel one- contact me!But I cannot recommend this.. the plastic is flimsy, any pressure you apply when trying to compress your product starts to break the plastic. The flower designs are cute but after 1 use the product starts to stick and you don’t see the detailed designs, which means you would need to clean the plate between every press which would take you an eternity to produce or switch it out- which again would take forever because the simple act of switching the floral plates was a brain games exercise in itself. So again, take the time to find one out of stainless steel.. this one is a no go if you value your time and money!

So I wasn't really sure that these would work but they do. This is a really nice set and wished I would have bought the bigger set now that I know my teenage daughter loves it. We followed a recipe that another person suggested in these reviews and it worked great. We were able to get 6 bath bombs out of one batch.My teenage daughter did it all by herself. It took her a few minutes to learn how to switch out the different designs but that didn't last long. She made these in not much time and they fizz great in the bathtub. This is a great project for kids, especially teenagers, because it keeps them busy. I would say you will need to help younger kids and supervise them but for the teens just let them create bath bombs on their own. Would highly recommend!!

I've tried sphere molds and silicon shaped molds previously and both had some serious struggles (silicon molds had to wait at least a week and still came out crumbled, sphere molds got stuck in one side and wouldn't come out without breaking.) The press was super easy to use and I was able to make as many as I wanted in one go instead of waiting a week or so in between batches for my molds to be ready. I was learning as I went, so some of the molds did a better job than others, but after a few tries I learned to pack them in tightly and press down the lever while lifting so that the mold worked better. (I started with the purple ones, so you can see the difference.) I also really love that this adapts to however much you want to pack into the barrel. A full barrel seems to be about the same as the silicon molds I was using, but I was able to pack it half full and 1/4 full with my leftovers to still make usable bombs, just smaller. I may actually do half-size as standard going forward, because they end up quite tall.I was worried they would crumble away, but they came out of the packed barrel quite solid and I'm confident they will dry more quickly exposed like they are than the ones I had to leave in molds long-term did. They also look much better than the ones I made in either other form did.