Silicone Soap Molds, AIDOIT 2 Pack Angel Girl Silicone Molds 3D Flower Fairy Beauty Angel Soap Molds for Handmade Soap DIY Cake Baking Art Craft

Such pretty molds that release the soaps easily. The molds have a lot of little details that come out perfectly in the soaps, they have all the details that the molds offers. I know that the mold alone isn't what makes good and pretty soaps but this is a heck-a good start.This was a good find for me and the price was reasonable. Using these makes me really happy because I don't have to worry about how well the turnout will be. So pretty.

These are probably perfect for soap making, as the silicone is fairly thin and floppy. We used it to make individual-sized lunar new year rice cakes (nian gao,) which are kind of like brown mochi or a sort of a Chinese semi-soft caramel in pie form. Sort of. Anyway...so I liked the idea of modernizing the traditional 6"-8" torte-shape with these. They turned out okay. I could barely fit one tray in my 12" sauteuse for steaming. So I had to steam in batches. The nian gao really needs to cool and harden before they can be removed from the mold and I still had to be careful and use some neutral cooking oil on my gloved hands and dishes since it stuck to wax paper and pretty much everything that wasn't greased. Next time, I will spray some oil on this mold and hope it will release easier.These molds are among the larger ones, as each flower is nearly 3 inches diameter. They do require a solid pan underneath else things will tilt and flop. I did end up also getting individual flower molds so that I can fit more in my pan, but these ones were larger, which is why I got them in the first place.

I LOVE these.With summer around the corner, I wanted something to make drinking water more fun. I also noticed another customer’s review mentioned adding a cherry to create a pop of color and it turned out so great.We are having a heat wave and had some friends over to hangout. I served some lemon&cucumber infused water and added these as ice cubes. It was the show of the table 😍So happy I got them.Also, makes for great cocktail ice.

This are sweet and pretty!

I wanted to make decorative concrete stones and they worked great for this project. They came out of the molds cleanly. I had to clean them with a q tip due to the crevices, perhaps this was due to the concrete instead of soap. They are the size of an average bar of soap.

These molds are easy to use and were great for making soaps. The soaps easily popped out of the molds. I threw the mold in the dishwasher because washing these by hand would be a pain because of the small crevices.

Love it easy to work with

The molds are fairly sturdy to the point that I can pour in the soap mixture and the cavities maintain their shape with no sagging or drooping. The flower patterns are pretty and nicely detailed and they release the finished soap with no issues or breakage. If I were using these for baking cupcakes, I would put them on a cookie sheet before filling with batter. The molds would work nicely for ice cubes for in a punch bowl but they are too large for a regular glass. The molds will also work for resin although I would not completely fill the cavity.