Our soap making molds are designed to inspire creativity while keeping things simple and functional. From durable plastic and silicone molds to classic wood molds, each one is crafted to help every maker—from beginner to expert—create beautiful results with ease.
Discover an array of soap molds tailored to meet various preferences and needs. Our soap molds come in an assortment of shapes and sizes, from elegant to novel. From classic rectangular and oval molds to whimsical floral and geometric designs, we have a mold to match every soap making vision.
Silicone Molds for Soap and Bath Bomb Making
Our selection of durable bath bomb molds make DIY bath bombs easy. These molds come in a variety sizes and shapes, enabling you to create perfectly shaped bath bombs. From spherical molds for classic bath bomb shapes to heart or geometric molds, there's a design to suit every bath bomb creation.
Our silicone molds are crafted from premium silicone, ensuring durability, flexibility, and easy release of each soap or bath bomb. The non-stick and heat-resistant properties of silicone make unmolding hassle-free, allowing you to create flawless products every time. Our silicone molds are also sturdy and easy to maintain, so they’ll last for years.
These molds are versatile, perfect for making soap, bath bombs, and more. Our plastic clamshell molds double as packaging for your project, so it’s ready to give or sell. We have a variety of shapes and sizes of wood molds, perfect for any DIY soap project. With silicone liners, they’re easy to clean and maintain.
Invest in quality molds that stand the test of time. Our DIY molds are designed to be durable and reusable, offering a cost-effective solution for your soap making and bath bomb crafting endeavors.
Choose from single cavity molds, multiple cavity molds, and embed molds to make sure you have just the right shape and size for your DIY project.
What’s the difference between silicone, plastic, and wood soap molds?
Wood molds work well for cold process soap in big quantities, plastic molds produce crisp shapes and can be used as packaging, and silicone molds are flexible and easy to release. Each kind has a certain advantage based on your project.
How do I prevent my soap from sticking to the mold?
Soap sticking to the mold can be frustrating, but the fix depends on what you’re making.
- Cold process soap: Use a flexible mold like silicone to make unmolding easier. A harder recipe helps too—try adding sodium lactate or using a small water discount. And don’t rush it—let your soap sit for the full 2–3 days before unmolding so it firms up properly.
- Melt and pour soap: Stick with a flexible mold and gently break the air-lock around the edges before you pop the bars out. That little bit of movement helps release them cleanly.
- Bath bombs: The key is packing the mixture tightly into the mold while it’s still soft. Once it sets, it’ll hold its shape and release much more easily.