Silicone Soap Wooden mold

Benefits

• Silicone liner releases soap effortlessly — no lining or greasing required
• Wooden box provides insulation to support even curing and gel phase
• Reusable and long-lasting — both components are durable and easy to clean
• Loaf format produces multiple uniform bars from a single pour
• Flexible silicone sides make unmolding simple without damaging the soap

Uses

• Cold process and hot process soap making
• Melt-and-pour soap loaves
• Wax and resin loaf casting
• DIY cosmetic bars such as shampoo bars and conditioner bars

How to Use

1. Place the silicone liner inside the wooden box — it should fit snugly with the box providing support on all sides.
2. Pour your prepared soap batter or melted mixture into the silicone liner.
3. Tap gently to release air bubbles and smooth the surface.
4. Cover and allow to set for 24–48 hours (or as required by your recipe).
5. Once fully set, lift the silicone liner out of the wooden box and gently peel the sides away from the loaf.
6. Slice the loaf into individual bars using a soap cutter or sharp knife.
7. Allow bars to cure for 4–6 weeks before use (cold process).
8. Wash the silicone liner with warm soapy water and wipe the wooden box clean. Air dry both thoroughly before storing.

Safety

• For cosmetic and craft use only — not for food use
• Always handle lye-based soap batter with gloves and eye protection
• Do not expose the wooden box to direct water immersion — wipe clean only
• Ensure soap is fully set before attempting to unmold to avoid deforming the loaf
• Keep out of reach of children during soap-making processes

Specifications

• Liner material: Silicone (pink)
• Box material: Natural pine wood
• Set includes: 1 silicone liner + 1 wooden outer box
• Approximate capacity: 1kg soap batch
• Approximate dimensions: 25cm x 8cm x 8cm