14 Pieces Bath Bomb Mold Kit Moon Cake Mold Press Includes 2 Pcs Shower Steamer Bath Bombs Press with 12 Pieces Stamps for Making DIY Tools

These worked so well for my bath bomb making class! My students thought they were very easy and one of them even started to sell bath bombs! They are easy to use and very durable. The price was great. They are easy to clean after soaking. I was happy that there were two sizes.

I absolutely love this press! Very easy to use, and I love all the different patterns you can choose from. Other reviews mention about switching the pattern discs; It definitely took me a bit to figure that out. You have to twist the handle, and it unlocks the disc. Line the new disc up, drop it in, and twist the handle the opposite way to lock it back into place. I also read in other reviews about how the pattern gets messed up upon release, I think that has to do with the particular bath bomb formula and user error. Out of the 6 I just made, only one had a pattern issue, and it was definitely my fault. The key is to tightly pack the mold with each scoop you add (I added it by hand, 3 scoops per large mold), place the mold onto your tray, press the handle down firmly to make the impression clear, then release the handle and SLOWLY pull the mold off. Worked perfectly. Definitely recommend this product, especially for people like me who just can't seem to get a bath bomb to come out or hold shape to save their life lol

I use this for making shower steamers. Easy to use, change parts, and clean. My only complaint is that some of the details of the designs are not as crisp as others, which limits the amount inserts that i can use for my needs. I would still purchase it again.

I added a picture of our first attempt to make bath bombs. The press works great! If you are not getting crisp impressions, your material may be too wet or too dry. It's easy to pack the material in the molds. You can get creative and pack in spirals or layers. It any bath bomb material gets stuck in the mold, a toothpick works nicely to clean it out. If you don't like how it turns out, adjust your mixture and remold it. The details are lovely and lend themselves to being "painted" with the same coloring you use for the bath bomb. I don't have a picture of those, but they came out really nice.The molds are sturdy. They hold up to being pressed down very well. Their is a place to hook your fingers as you draw up the mold. It is simple to interchange the tops. Clean up is a breeze - just rinse with water. I am thrilled with our purchase.

These were better than I expected. The only issue I had was that the bath bomb material would get stuck in the detailed mold and not stick to the rest of the bath bomb made when trying to remove it from the mold. The shape is good, but the detailed designs, not consistent. Maybe it was my bath bomb recipe.

For $13, this is worth it. The machines are dinky and plastic, with no instructions in the box, but I've spent more than the cost of this press on a single bath bomb at Lush. Use a dry bath bomb mix, otherwise the details will be lost (see attached photo of my first attempt). To those who can't figure out how to attach the different designs, use "righty-tighty, lefty loosy." Overall, is this a life changing, professional grade product? No, idiot! It's $13. Is it worth the cost and maybe a fun addition to a middle school sleepover or to make bathbombs to your own specifications? Yes.

Used these with a bunch of kids at a 'crafting party'. Kids were able to make a bunch of bath bombs with these and the designs were a huge hit

What a cool press that I purchased to use for bath bombs and shower bombs. It took a little getting used to, but after I got the hang of it, it was pretty easy to use.In my first batch of the blue ones, 5 out of 5 didn’t work, and I almost gave up on this. I’m really glad I decided to give it another shot the next day, as they turned out so much better.It is not a perfect system and some came out a little frail. I did imbeds in some so I couldn’t just repress them. I made approximately 30 bathbombs and had about 11 come out wonky. I included a pic of some of the frail ones for a visual on how they can go wrong.You can also play with the size of the item you’re pressing by increasing or decreasing how much product you’re putting in the press. The pics I included are the full canister of the larger size.The discs are fairly easy to get in and out, it’s just a matter of lining the notches up properly when inserting the disc. It locks in with a slight twist of the handle clockwise and unlocks with a slight twist counterclockwise. 10/10 would buy again.