Preservation Powder for DIY Breastmilk Jewelry | Breastfeeding Keepsake | New Mom Gifts for Pregnant Women | Mix with UV Resin or Epoxy | Mother's Day (0.5 oz)

It was very simple to use this preservation powder. I ended up using 15ml of breastmilk. It mixed better than anything I have ever bought off of Etsy and if I ever need to do this again, I very much prefer this brand even though it's considerably more expensive. I bought it only because I needed it FAST.While visiting my best friend, her son asked me to help him come up with the perfect gift for his wife as she ends her year of breastfeeding their first child. Since Momma always calls baby a silly goose, I suggested that we create a figurine for her. He doesn't think she'd like jewelry which is what I have made before for others to have as a keepsake from those special times. I used this preservation powder with ease. It makes a lot of powder, I barely used half of what I made in this resin pour. We added some opal crystal flakes, but you really cannot see them that well. You can see the breastmilk powder in the figurine, but that is because I did not have any of my usual tools and I only used my hands and a rolling pin to try to crush the dried breastmilk flakes into powder. I don't think Momma will mind at all, in fact, I think she'll like it even more.I would definitely recommend this product for it's ease of use, great quality, amount of powder it produces, and quick receipt.I only want the seller to consider not pricing it so high and taking advantage of Amazon buyers.

I used this when my milk started to weaken that way I always had a little memory of my breastfeeding journey and it worked perfectly

Experimented a little bit to see how much I really needed and a little bit goes a long way though recommend following the instructions and shaking out the chunks because I like the piece I made for myself that looks like the ocean with some rocks in it, but I would’ve preferred it to be more pigmented, so definitely use the UV resin along with the powder to liquid ratios advised and make sure it is very powdery and well mixed into the resin. The difference is obvious between the two pieces. Next time I will do the step where I refine even more with a screen of some kind or sifter. Probably the biggest difference was using UV resin versus epoxy. My Friend is so happy with her piece! Thank you for this wonderful product.

This is my favorite to use to preserve breast milk to make into jewelry for my customers! I highly recommend!

Well I made the powder and kept it in a sealed bag for a week while waiting to start my project. It molded. So much for preserving anything. Maybe I missed where it says to use right away. But I’m pissed I’m out $25 and the milk I used for it.

Was a first time user of this product. I wanted to make my daughter in-law a breast milk ring using her breast milk as a gift for her first mother's day. This was so easy to use and I had enough to make a ring and a necklace for her.

Be sure to use UV resin with this or your jewelry will yellow!

Might be small but it was the perfect amount for what I was working with!! It worked perfectly.