72 hour cure time. SEVENTY TWO HOURS!
I technically could use faster curing resin, but test after test, this stuff cures without bubbles and without the need for a pressure pot.

Here's some experimental bits! I made the bowls with resin instead of silicone. They require sanding and polishing to finish them but they do look really, really good!

Oak, Maple, Mahogany, and Walnut in this soap bowl. The shaving soap there is Goats Milk. It has a very pleasant aroma and lathers well with just a few swirls with a brush.

Shave Soap photography is a work in progress.

A gift for my son! This was the first silicone bowl and resin handle made with the same pigment. The soap here is made with cocoa butter and has a faint smell of chocolate.

The very first platinum silicone shave soap bowl. Yup! I got the logo embossed in there!

This is a 3d printed brush handle and soap bowl. Ill be using these to create molds for resin handles and bowls, and definitely some silicone too, because, well, if you know, you know...

Walnut Brush and Bowl with Goat Milk Soap. This wood came from my brother in Illinois who had a massive walnut tree come down in his yard. He had the whole thing kiln dried and has been making furniture with it for years.

Pretty Excellent IMO.

The very first oak, mahogany, and walnut handles and bowls. I ordered some dyed and laminated ash for those rainbow handles. They turned out fantastic!

Starting off with the brand logo here. I designed the overall look in Photoshop and actually paid for the glasses and stash stock images. It's supposed to be me! ;-)