Flower Silicone Mold for Resin, Candle & Soap Making - 3D Epoxy Casting Mould for Chocolate, Fondant, DIY Crafts (5.9"x3.5")

This is a beautiful mold. I’m using this for candles, and haven’t had any problems unmolding them. (I use mostly beeswax, plus some soy, so they are pretty firm.) Around 30 minutes after pouring the candle, when the wax looks solid, I very gently pull the edge away. I use one finger, and work my way around the mold while keeping it flat; it helps to loosen the mold from the candle while the wax is semi-firm. I wait several hours to fully unmold them. It is true the mold doesn’t come with instructions, but there is a video in the picture area that is quite helpful, plus written instructions if you scroll down a ways to read about the product. It recommends using 1:1 soy and beeswax, and explains how to wick them. I had a problem wicking the first candle I made because the pointy end of the bamboo is too narrow to pass a wick thru. I cut off the pointy tip and was able to pass a wick without any issue. I haven’t actually burned the candles yet because I need to make a lot to determine the proper wick to use; to me, the hardest part of making beeswax candles is getting the wick right.

Mold was very easy to use. I used it with soy wax for candles. There is not much to say other than it just works!

If you've ever seen the reels or videos of people making candles with these, it's just as easy as it looks. Pour in a tiny amount of lighter colored wax and swish it around, then fill the rest with a darker color. You'll be floored with how nice it looks when you unmold it. (I usually stick a wooden skewer into the center before it cools, easiest way to thread a wick in later.)

I am loving this mold. I am in the process of making candles for sale and this extra feature is wonderful. I love it.

shape is smaller than I expected. the first three candles turned out perfect further, the petals break off when you pull out a frozen candle, perhaps this silicone is not reusable

This is my favorite candle mold. It is very easy to use, the pour is simple and removal is easy without disturbing the details. Once removed it is an absolutely beautiful candle.

Flexible and easy to use! Great durability for easy removal. Very detailed and the finished product looks great!

I make soap and candles with this mold. I usually, but not always, remember to use a mold release spray. The mold is so soft it comes off pretty easily just take it slow. I was so happy with how it came out I bought 2 more after making the candle a few times. Be sure to remember to use skin safe color and fragrance when making soap. People are so impressed with the items. Some don't use the candle or soap because they leave it on the table as a decoration! 😊

Diseño creado muy bien.

Looks amazing