Coffin Bath Bomb Mold

A great mold for Halloween, though due to their shape, the little coffin bath bombs are somewhat fragile and some broke in half even after letting them air out for 12+ hours. Try not to touch or move them for at least 24 hours; I would even wait 48 hours before packaging them.

Having worked with metal pans coffin molds and vacuum formed coffin molds I didn’t know how I felt about the shape of this one (I don’t know why but it didn’t look “right” to me at first...) but I quickly got over that and am so happy that I got this mold. I tend to lose the inside forms of the letters (the R and P), but you can still tell what it says and literally, my customers NEVER notice that stuff so it’s just me being. Perfectionist. But really compared to trying to flip a whole pan, or having them crack inside a flimsy vacuum formed mold, these are so much easier and end up looking better. I made about 10 batches during Halloween and all of them turned out beautifully!

These are a perfect addition for my halloween bath bombs some had some cracking but it mad it even spookier

I have a had a little trouble with the lettering sticking a bit but I just found that if I use a paint brush and brush of the lettering each time it does better. Super cute and the customers have lived them!

I love the coffin mold super easy and looks great