I have this great soap student who made her husband make her a mold after taking my cp soapmaking class. I was seriously impressed with this soap mold, I know this was hard to make, and it was very well made. I told her I was going to post it online to show everyone how wonderful it. Great job Lani, your great student.
Wow, did he make the blade too? I hadn't thought of that! I remember pricing those already made, and they weren't cheap!
ReplyDeleteYes he made the blade too, I told him that would be the hardest part. He said it was the easiest, lol.
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm very impressed. It looks very well made and I love the blade too!
ReplyDeleteHi Magdoline,
ReplyDeleteI guess that you live in Malaysia. just wondering if you can show me some store that sells melt and pour soap base and other soap making supplies in KL so I can buy when I go there. I'm in Vietnam, very new to soap making and would love to make some but there's no suppy here, really hard to start my hobby.
thanks!
btw, your tutorial is very helpful and inspiring!
Nice! That is one gigantic cutter -great idea, I bet the bars are perfect!
ReplyDeleteYes this mold is pretty big, but it makes great large sized bars of soap.
ReplyDeleteWow..Excellent mould. I need to update my molds so keeping an eye out for possibilities.
ReplyDeleteShe definitely did an awesome job with this soap mold. I think it’s perfect. Keep up the good work, Lani!
ReplyDeleteI too would like to know if there are any soapmakers in KL interested in ordering raw materials and fragrance/essential oils together with me through my supplier. The MOQ is too much for just onE person.email me at nikispaonline@gmail.com
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