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Gingerbread men date back to the court of Elizabeth I of England back in the late 16th century when she had gingerbread figures created in the likeness of her important guests. The Gingerbread Man Soap Mold is perfect...
Gingerbread men date back to the court of Elizabeth I of England back in the late 16th century when she had gingerbread figures created in the likeness of her important guests. The Gingerbread Man Soap Mold is perfect for Christmas, holidays, and cookie exchange parties.
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Amount: 5 pc
($6.12 each)
Gingerbread men date back to the court of Elizabeth I of England back in the late 16th century when she had gingerbread figures created in the like...
Gingerbread men date back to the court of Elizabeth I of England back in the late 16th century when she had gingerbread figures created in the likeness of her important guests. The Gingerbread Man Soap Mold is perfect for Christmas, holidays, and cookie exchange parties.
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Overall rating: 4.5921054 / 5 from 76 reviews.

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Not as pictured

"This small silicone loaf mold is green with straight sides, but I received a red one with more angled sides, like a bread loaf."

Lauren C. (1/5)

Good but not great

"This mold is so cute but is really not very good for soap. My first use went great but my second and third attempts were failures, ruining my soap. I brushed mineral oil inside the molds and my soap still would not come out, even after 3 weeks in the mold. I ended up running hot water over the back of the mold just to get the soap out which basically melted the surface of the soap."

Suzanne H. (3/5)

Awesome little loaf mold

"I love this little mold. It is small, but just big enough for a small batch of soaps."

Amber D. (5/5)

Precious!

"Love this mold for embeds!! It’s just precious!!"

Amanda S. (5/5)

Such a cute mold!

"I absolutely adore this dragonfly mold. It makes the perfect round soap for gift giving. I used a tiny amount of Brambleberry Kermit Green to color the soap (see the photo I submitted) and WSP's ""Garden Mint"" Fragrance oil and I think it was a great combo. Highly recommend."

Kristi (5/5)

Love it

"Maybe because it's a shallow design, but the soap comes out really easily from this mold. The design shows very nicely on the soap as well."

Megan (5/5)

good quality

"good quality"

Annesta (5/5)

Delicous!

"I love this fragrance !It is delightful and the whole house smells fantastic! Customers rave about it!"

Ginger (5/5)

Perfect shower fizzie size

"I totally agree with the commenters who use these little molds (0. 65 oz. ) for travel CP soaps and leftover batter. My new love for these is to make shower fizzies with them. One is just the right size to throw into a fast shower or 2 for a more leisurely one. A firm push to the center pops the fizzies right out! Super cute and super fun! (I gift them in packs of 2. )"

Eleanor (5/5)

Lavender Vanilla Fragrance Oil

"I thought I'd give this combo a whirl because the whole LAVENDER VANILLA trend got me curious ??. . . The scent is pretty,kinda soft,but I'm thinking the Vanilla kinda overtakes the Lavender,,,Can be easily tweaked."

Liz (4/5)

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I love this mold and need to know if there is a trick to unmolding when using different colors for the eyes and bow tie without having them stick and stay in the mold. Can I use cooking spray? Any suggestion will be great. Thanks.
We do not recommend spraying the plastic mold. Be sure to spritz the colors well (91% rubbing alcohol) before adding the over pour. You may try placing mold in freezer to make it easier to remove the soap. If any soap remains once removed, try painting these areas with a mixture of mica powder and alcohol.
I am interested in using the Gingerbread Man 1 Soap Mold (MW 13) for cold process soap. Is there any difficulty with removing the soap from the molds, once the soap sets up? Must I prepare the mold in advance in order to easily release the soap? If so, how must I prepared the mold, please? I would like to produce a large volume of gingerbread man soaps for this fall/holiday season and would like to make the process as difficult-free as possible. Thank you.
You don't need to do anything to the mold but you may want to slightly adjust your recipe. Here is an article on using CP in plastic molds. We hope this is helpful for you: http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/handmade101/learn-to-make-articles/simple-secrets-using-plastic-molds-for-cp-soap.aspx

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