Most Soapy Twist soap moulds are made from high-quality flexible silicone, which is heat-safe, durable, and easy to release finished bars from. Silicone is especially popular because you usually don’t need to grease or line the mould before use.

 Choose based on soap size, shape, and volume you want to make.

• Small cavity moulds are great for sample bars or gift soaps.
  
  
• Loaf moulds are perfect for larger batches that can be sliced after unmoulding.
  Consider also the ease of unmoulding — flexible silicone is usually easier for beginners.
  
  

 For silicone soap moulds, gently flex the sides to loosen edges, then push from the bottom to pop out the bar. Taking care not to bend too sharply prevents distortion. If using rigid moulds, you may lightly oil or line them for easier release.

 Yes. Silicone moulds work well with melt & pour soap bases, rebatching, or cold process meltable soaps. Just ensure the mould’s material can handle the temperature of melted base or batter. Silicone’s heat resistance makes it versatile for most DIY soap methods.

 After unmoulding soap, wash silicone moulds with warm soapy water, rinse and air-dry thoroughly. Avoid harsh tools that could scratch the surface. Proper care helps maintain the shape and longevity of the mould.