Silicone Mould Dividers (Pack Of 2)

1. Divide your soap paste into several parts and colour each part with the dyes of your choice.

2. Pour your coloured soap paste between the dividers in your mould, alternating colours. Pat your soap paste into the mould as you fill it to prevent air bubbles from forming.

3. Gently remove all the dividers from the mould one by one, pushing the soap mixture with a spatula along each divider so as not to "carry" too much soap mixture. Tap your mould on the work surface to eliminate any air pockets.

4. Use a chopstick to apply the marbling using the following technique:

5. After unmoulding, cut your soap into 3 equal parts, then tip each part of soap onto its edge and cut into 3 lengthways to reveal the marbling.

6. Before starting your mixture, bend a wire hanger to obtain a marbling tool the length of the mould.

7. Once you've made a fine trace, divide your soap paste into several parts and colour each part with the dyes of your choice.

8. Pour your coloured soap paste into the mould in layers of different colours. You can make a single coloured layer or alternate several colours.

9. Run the coat hanger through the soap paste as shown in the diagram to create the marbling.

10. After unmoulding, cut your soap into slices like a cake.

Tip: "Secret feather" marbling

Using the same principle, you can use the dividers to marble only part of the soap with a hanger, pouring your coloured layers only between 2 dividers. Remove the separators, then run your coat hanger through the middle of the coloured strip, making it stand out on one side of the soap.