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Bath bomb molds
Choosing a mold size for a bath bomb
This section covers molds for pressing bath bombs in various diameters and depths. This specialised equipment allows a dense mixture to be pressed into a stable shape without extra binding.
Molds suit regular bath bomb production for both home crafting and series manufacturing, and pair well with raw materials from the Face Masks, Scrubs, and Dried Flowers section.
Varieties and applications
Bath bomb molds differ by half diameter and material, metal versions give a sharper, denser press, while plastic ones are easier to work with and generally cheaper. Choice depends on mixture density and the desired size of the finished item.
Molds in this section belong to the broader Molds category, which also covers other options for casting decorative items, such as Silicone forms.
Storage and care
Bath bomb molds are stored in a dry place, metal versions are wiped dry after use to prevent rust from contact with a moist mixture.
FAQ
What are bath bomb molds used for?
Molds are used to press a dense bath bomb mixture into a stable shape without extra binding.
How does a metal mold differ from a plastic one?
A metal mold gives a sharper, denser press, a plastic one is easier to work with and usually cheaper.
Can I order molds of different diameters in one order?
Yes, orders are placed by email and the diameter set and quantity are arranged individually for the task.
How should metal molds be cared for?
Wipe dry after use to prevent rust from contact with a moist mixture.
Recommendations
When choosing a bath bomb mold, mixture density and the desired size of the finished item matter most. Mylo Opt has supplied equipment for formulators for over twelve years and assembles orders within three to five business days. Place your order by email with the models and quantities you need.



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