Is this product good to use for making homemade body products?
1282728
Yes, absolutely. Probably better for this purpose than for baking. And, my children used it to make stepping stones for my garden. Multi-purpose and you cannot beat the price!!
1282729
Absolutely! I use mine every week in the oven or microwave. The first time you use them, you need to spray them with a cooking spray. Since I use them so often, I don't spray them with cooking spray anymore. The baked product comes easily out of the silicon cup. This is true whether in oven or microwave.I have even used them for a molded baked custards and individual molded jello desserts.
1282730
Absolutely! I use mine every week in the oven or microwave. The first time you use them, you need to spray them with a cooking spray. Since I use them so often, I don't spray them with cooking spray anymore. The baked product comes easily out of the silicon cup. This is true whether in oven or microwave. I have even used them for a molded baked custards and individual molded jello desserts.
1710948
Yes, it's perfect for lotion! Just use a double boiler to melt it. Since the beeswax comes in very small pellets it melts super quick! Way better than a beeswax bar!
696456
Yes indeed you can. Actually that is its most common use. I would recommend using a little bit of mold releasing compound if you are going to be casting detailed pieces. I average about 15 really good resin pieces from my molds when using this product.
2093262
I used it in some lotion bars I made..however it was too strong...I recommend using the scented body oils for potions and soaps...
274806
I don't think I used it correctly! I bought it to melt down with coconut oil to make skin cream, it would not set up for me without putting it in fridge and then it gets really hard.
760551
I'm not sure about that. I used it to make a body butter by mixing it with coconut oil and shea butter.
1824818
I mainly use this in recipes, my favorite being in lip balm. You can also use it to make soap and in body moisturizers. If you do a web search you'll find tons of recipes.
860827
I think so because if u leave it alone for a few days it turns solid and on the bottle it says can be used to make soap. I only use it on my skin because i have dry skin so dont quote me goodluck
794094
It would make tiny pieces of soap. But I don't see why you couldn't use it for that. I think any Silicone Mold can be used for Soaps. I use it to make Embellishments for my cards.
1784626
No I have never used it for making soap, however I do know that it is used as a by product in soap. I will see if I can find a recipe. I use it as my oil base to cook all my food, sauter veggies, creme my skin and moisturize my hair.
967491
I would not use it for a whole hand but a finger would be doable. You must keep the finger perfectly still for a minimum of 20 minutes. I would also wash carefully afterwards because I really don't know if the product is toxic to skin. I think it is not because I knead it for easily 5-10 minutes at a time with no effect on my skin. Personally, I have only used it for "making faces" as in clay casts of my fairy faces.
1201094
Yes, it is good for that, just be sure to follow the directions on the bottle for best results.
272061
I use it to make homemade soaps. I melt it and then put it in with my other oils, I would try to melt it slowly you don't want to heat it too much,just till it is melted ,you don't want to lose the great properties . And you don't want to burn yourself ,let it cool before applying it .I really hope this helps you ❤️
1234162
I used it to make lotion. I mixed it with coconut oil and almond oil. I melted the ingredients together then let them cool until the outer part was solid. Then whip it in a mixer.
102269
I haven't tried it for that use, however, it does have a pleasant smell, and you could use it all over the body. Plus the price isn't too bad :) Give it a try :)
601123
Your opinion. I am using not using this for food or body products. My usage is strictly to keep MICE out of my house. For that, this CHEAPER product works just fine. "Hurting the consumer" actually depends on the consumer and what they are using the product for. Had this been for a body product, I would have chosen cold press. The mice don't know and are just as allergic to this as a more expensive version. No reason to be so judgmental about an item you can CHOOSE not to purchase.
42963
Yes, it should work fine for that purpose. I used it to heat up oils to make lip balm for a library program.