To safely demold your figure, gently flex the outer edges outward and peel the silicone back slowly without excessive stretching, paying extra attention to detailed areas. Avoid using sharp tools or metal picks that could scratch the smooth inner surface of the mold. Because density and shapes differ across the collection, always follow any specific care instructions listed on the individual product page.
These flexible casting forms are designed to work with a wide range of materials, including waxes, soap mixtures, gypsum, concrete, epoxy resin, and fine crafting clay. However, material suitability and pouring results can vary depending on the specific model and your project goals. We recommend checking the individual product specifications to confirm that your chosen mold matches your intended crafting medium.
After each use, clean away any residual wax, soap, or casting compound using mild warm water and gentle soap. Avoid abrasive scrubbers or harsh tools that might scratch or ruin the inner surface detail. Make sure to let the mold dry completely before preparing it for storage.
Always store your silicone molds laid completely flat in their natural shape to prevent distortion over time. Keep them stored well away from direct sunlight, open flames, and extreme heat sources. Proper flat storage helps maintain clear surface details and extends the working life of your molds for repeated casting sessions.
_(1)-260x260.jpg "Curvy Female Mold - Torso Silicone Molds for Handmade Candles, Soap, and Decor")
