This is a physical product made of ECO Friendly BIO degradable plastic through our wasteless manufacturing process.
IMPORTANT: Our stamps tested in SOAPS not in plasticine!!! This is very important because the texture of plasticine is totally different to a soap. Any type of stamp looks good in plasticine meanwhile they just don't work in soap. There are shapes not suitable for hard soaps like coconut, so if in need, please get in touch before your purchase for obligation free advice!
Information leaflet is provided at least for your first few purchases including information on:
- how to use the stamps
- how to clean the stamps
- warranty information
STAMP TESTED IN: CP, HP soaps
Please get in touch in case of any specific request, I'll do my best to make it happen.
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CBD Large Soap Stamp with "HEMP" text - 1.38' x 1.69' (35mmx43mm)
PRODUCT INFO
Material:
- Universal handle: plant based enviroment friendly plastic
Care: Please handle with care, do not throw or drop it is not covered under warranty.
Dishwasher Safe:
- Universal Handle: NO
Cleaning:
- Universal Handle: Product can be cleaned easily and fast under running lukewarm water (less than 50 degrees celsius) using a soft brush like a soft tooth brush.
USAGE: After cutting or de-mould your soap please allow a little time (1-2 hours) and try stamping. In case stamping result is not as intended try again in 1-2 hours. Repeat these steps until you are satisfied with the result. As soon as you have a nice sharp and clean result, make a note along your soap ingredients about the best timing for that particular recipe.
Link: Youtube Channel
General rule: do not start stmping as long as the surface into which you want to stamp is sticky.
