Cameo Guest Soap Mold (MW 42)

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Queen Victoria was such a fan of carved cameo jewelry that she inspired a mass-produced cameo trend by the second half of the 19th century. The richly detailed Guest Cameo Soap Mold depicts a striking Roman woman in a...

Queen Victoria was such a fan of carved cameo jewelry that she inspired a mass-produced cameo trend by the second half of the 19th century. The richly detailed Guest Cameo Soap Mold depicts a striking Roman woman in a beautiful frame.

Cameo Guest Soap Mold (MW 42)

7

Queen Victoria was such a fan of carved cameo jewelry that she inspired a mass-produced cameo trend by the second half of the 19th century. The ric...

Queen Victoria was such a fan of carved cameo jewelry that she inspired a mass-produced cameo trend by the second half of the 19th century. The richly detailed Guest Cameo Soap Mold depicts a striking Roman woman in a beautiful frame.

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For melt and pour soap, pour at no hotter than 135°F, cool until hardened, then unmold—freezing briefly and dipping the mold bottom in warm water if needed. For cold process soap, lightly coat the mold with cooking spray, pour at trace, unmold after 24 hours, and cure 4–8 weeks; add sodium lactate if your recipe stays soft. For lotion bars, pour melted mixture (no hotter than 135°F), allow to solidify, then press the back of the mold to release. Wash molds in warm, soapy water and avoid dishwashers to prevent warping.